The Herd with Colin Cowherd

Colin shares his thoughts on the massive NBA trade sending Bradley Beal to the Suns to team up with Kevin Durant and Devin Booker in exchange for Chris Paul. He believes Chris Paul will eventually end up with this Western Conference team that feels like the best fit. He tells you why he was right about Nikola Jokic and wrong about Zion Williamson. Plus, NBA analyst Ric Bucher joins the show in studio to tell Colin he doesn't believe in the Suns new big 3 with Beal. 

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In this hour of The Herd, Colin looks at guard Bradley Beal's new home in Phoenix and relishes the fact that Beal is finally with a competitive team. Colin examines why Phoenix was the best destination for Beal. On the flipside, point guard Chris Paul will have a new home and Colin examines what he brings to a team's offense. Also, Colin looks at the impact new head coach Sean Payton has had so far in Denver. Finally, Colin thinks the Buffalo Bills are feeling the void of a valuable assistant coach who has been gone for well over a year now. 

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In this hour of The Herd, Colin starts with another edition of "Where Colin Was Right, Where Colin Was Wrong." Plus, FS1 NBA analyst Ric Bucher joins the show to cover a slew of timely NBA topics.

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In this hour of The Herd, NBA veteran Ryan Hollins joins Colin to break down the biggest storylines coming from the NBA. Finally, Colin ranks his top-ten trios in the Association after Bradley Beal joined the Phoenix Suns. 

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John reacts to Wyndham Clark winning the U.S. open at L.A. Country Club, Rory McIlroy coming up short in a major again, and explained why the NBC broadcast was an all-time abomination.

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On today’s episode, Jason and Super Producer Rob G (Robert Guerra) bring you wall-to-wall conversation on the blockbuster trade that saw the Washington Wizards send All-Star guard Bradley Beal to the Phoenix Suns in what basically amounts to a salary dump. This one was a huge win for Phoenix. Beal may not be good enough to lead a playoff team by himself, but he can absolutely excel as your third guy behind Kevin Durant and Devin Booker. The only thing that can stop these guys is the NBA’s new Collective Bargaining Agreement. If and when the Suns trade incumbent center Deandre Ayton for some additional depth, they should find themselves as one of the favorites to win the Western Conference next season. On the flip side, the Wizards did the right thing by deciding to bottom out - even if it was a year too late. A Beal-led club just isn’t good enough to compete in the Eastern Conference. Now, they can take their lumps for the next few years, earn a few high lottery picks and start anew.

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Jason Timpf reacts to Bradley Beal being traded from the Washington Wizards to the Phoenix Suns. He breaks down how Bradley Beal will fit next to Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, and DeAndre Ayton, and discusses if they should be title favorites over the Denver Nuggets. #volume #Herd

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It’s Prime Cuts. The best of The Colin Cowherd Podcast.

First, Colin and Hoops Tonight host Jason Timpf react to the Nuggets NBA title clinching Game 5 victory over the Heat, if Denver has a shot at a dynasty, and what some other contenders need to improve to beat them.

Then, 3 and Out and GoLow podcast Host John Middlekauff on if the Bills are still the AFC East favorites, their early surprise predictions for the ‘23 season, if Sean Payton will succeed in his first year with Russell Wilson and the Broncos, if the Niners will trade Trey Lance, and his predictions for the first post LIV/PGA merger major - the U.S. Open at the Los Angeles Country Club, and the fallout amongst the players following the merger.

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Alex Monaco breaks down the NBA offseason and takes a look at some potential NBA futures bets you can fire on just days after the season ended. Monaco takes a look at where a few NBA superstars will land this offseason, including LeBron James, James Harden, Chris Paul, Damian Lillard, and Draymond Green. Later, Monaco takes a look at the 2024 NBA championship odds and who discusses which teams have the best value on the board right now. Monaco refuses to leave Heat Island and which other teams does he like? Find out MORE on the Moneyline Monaco Podcast. #Volume #Herd

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Colin reacts to breaking NBA news where superstar Ja Morant is suspended for the first 25 games of next season for another incident involving him flashing a firearm on social media. He looks at Nikola Jokic celebrating his first NBA championship and why we can expect a battle between Jokic and Giannis for the best player in the league for years to come. He also had a surprise team to make the playoffs in the NFL after giving his first round of predictions for the upcoming season. Plus, NBA analyst Chris Broussard joins the show to give an interesting trade proposal swapping Klay Thompson for Bradley Beal to keep the Warriors dynasty alive. 

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