The Drive Guys with Kevin Gleason & Allen Stiles

The Drive Guys with Kevin "Whitey" Gleason and Allen Stiles.

More NBa draft talk... with breakdowns of Mikel Brown Jr, Brayden Burries and Darius Acuff. Plus hear from the Kings General Manager who had a quick interview with ESPN at the NBA Combine. 

Should the Kings stay put at number 7 or think about trading up or down? Hear the fellas talk about the kings movement around the upcoming draft and if it's worith moving up or down in order. 

The prospect in the spotlight today seems to be Houston Cougars guard Kingston Flemings. Listes as the guys discuss the propect of taking Flemings and what he might or might not do if the kings take him.

Stephen Gilaspie of No Ceilings joins the show to break down NBA Prospects such as Darius Acuff Jr, Mikel Brown Jr and other point guards in the draft the Kings may be looking to draft. 

In the third hour of the show the draft talk continues as does the baseball conversation. Can the A's who play in the American League not only win their division but maybe a weaker AL this year, hear the boys discuss the chances. 

Should the Kings trade the seventh pick for an establisehd star in the NBA? What about an up and coming star? Listen to the fellas debate the idea of maybe trading the first round pick for Ace Bailey of Utah maybe? Also, the Giants beat the Dodgers last night, what does it mean for the botto dwelling team.

We are a little over 48 hours since the NBA Draft order has been established and we also have the NBA combine cranking out numbers hourly, hear Allen and Whitey discuss the latest surrounding the 2026 NBA draft. 

Bob Nightengale of USA Today joined show the show to talk about the recent struggles of the San Francisso Giants and if they are going to enter rebuild mode at all this season.  

Jason Jones of the Athletic joined the show to talk about his choice in the median's mock draft inwhich he chose Kingston Flemings for Sacramento. Also hear the boys talk the Giants and their struggles over the last week and the trade of Patrick Bailey.