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As the NBA Bubble finally comes to a close, the Los Angeles Lakers defeat the Miami Heat (4-2) to win their 17th NBA title in franchise history --- which means Ethan & Terry (like many others) will add another piece to the "what does this mean for LeBron?" conversation(s), as well as offer an impromptu "top 5" discussion along with 2020-21 NBA predictions; and as the NFL season continues, E&T discuss the future of the Dallas Cowboys after Dak Prescott suffers a season-ending ankle injury, as well as what that injury means for NFL players "holding out" for the compensation they deserve.
Well, the stage is finally set. As the bubble shrinks to two remaining teams, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat will face each other in the 2020 NBA Finals, and while Terry is a loyal Lakers fan, his predictions provide more insight than you would think; and with the NFL progressing into Week 3, Ethan & Terry discuss some of the early highs and lows of an interesting, yet satisfying NFL season.
The Bubble shrinks to four teams, but not without drama and speculation. A Giannis-led Milwaukee Bucks fail to reach the Finals, along with a heavily-invested and high expectations filled Los Angeles Clippers. What does this mean for the Milwaukee Bucks, and Giannis’ future with the organization? Should the Clippers fire Doc Rivers? Is the NBA title LeBron & the Lakers’ to lose? All of this, along with a NFL Opening Weekend recap on this episode of The Ethan & Terry Show.
As the Bubble continues to shrink, and the NBA Playoffs begin to solidify its semifinal teams, Ethan & Terry discuss the current social and political climate and its latest impact on the NBA, and the entire sports world; And with the NFL season around the corner, AFC North and postseason predictions become one of the topics of discussion on this episode — with some much needed insight and comedic relief from another special guest, none other than their line brother and best friend, Memphis’ very own — Tarenzo.
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