To start this episode Isaiah weighs in on Charles Barkley’s "bus driver" comments on Kevin Durant, Isaiah explains why Barkley’s comments are completely wrong and makes no sense (2:12). Next Isaiah reacts to the reports of Kyrie Irving and the Nets reaching an impasse about his future in Brooklyn, Isaiah thinks this is a leverage move for Irving (17:25). Lastly Isaiah reacts to the news of Deshaun Watson settling 20 of his 24 civil lawsuits and what could it mean for his suspension timetable (32:47).

To open this episode Isaiah reacts to the Warriors winning their fourth title in 8 years and explains why they have become the golden standard for the sport (2:14). Next Isaiah explains what happened to Jayson Tatum and the Celtics half-court offense throughout the series and why they need a PG (19:04). Following Isaiah talks about Steph’s legacy and what makes him so relatable still (30:41). Lastly Isaiah describes how the Warriors expose the Celtics offensive flaws (38:32).

In this episode Isaiah breaks down the Warriors game 5 win in various aspects, he explains how the Warriors dominated from start to finish and how the Celtics inexperienced showed (2:35). Next Isaiah explains why Andrew Wiggins is a example of where you land matters and why he’s flourishing with the Warriors (15:00). Following this Isaiah also goes into depth as to how Steph Curry is so impactful even when he’s having a bad shooting night, like he did in game 5 (26:20). Lastly Isaiah thinks Jayson Tatum’s performance in game 5 is the perfect example of the box score not telling the entire story (35:00).

Isaiah gives a brief breakdown and overview of Game 4, as Steph Curry put on one of the best performances in NBA Finals history. Isaiah also details what’s been hurting the Celtics in this series defensively.

To open this episode Isaiah speaks on Aaron Donald receiving a new deal that makes him the first ever non-QB to earn over $30M a year. Isaiah explains why the Rams front office is the cream of the crop in the league following this latest deal (2:13). Following Isaiah lists a few vital reasons as to why Lamar Jackson will get the long-term contract he wants (21:50). Lastly Isaiah unpacks the Darvin Ham hire, along with some realistic expectations for the next year’s Lakers team and Isaiah’s favorite NBA Finals series (31:03).

Isaiah gives a quick reaction to the first two games of the NBA Finals, as the series is tied going back to Boston. Isaiah also highlights some key pointers for both the Warriors & Celtics.

In this episode Isaiah is joined by Mark Edwards who is a well-respected and renowned basketball skill developer for 28 years and has trained numerous of professional athletes (NBA & Overseas) (3:38). First off Isaiah asks Mark about any players that he has worked with for the NBA Draft process (6:30)? Next Edwards shares his experience working with Jordan Poole and explains the regiments that helped Poole’s improvement (11:44). Following they discuss and evaluate Jalen Green’s rookie year, as his play improved throughout the second half of the season (28:30). Lastly Edwards discuss the abs and flows of the business side of the NBA (35:25) and he gives an in-depth breakdown of this upcoming NBA Finals (45:30).

To open this episode Isaiah breaks down how the Celtics win a crucial Game 5. Isaiah explains why the Heat have been fools gold as their offensive struggles continue (2:11). Following Isaiah predicts the Warriors to win Game 5 vs the Mavs and advance to the NBA Finals (21:17). Next Isaiah gives a Deshaun Watson update, following HBO having two of his accusers detail their experience with him. Isaiah discusses possible suspension lengths for Watson (27:35). Lastly Isaiah touch basis on the current state of the Miami Heat (44:47).

Isaiah gives his first initial reaction to both the Heat and Warriors stealing Game 3 on the road. He also dives into Celtics disappointing loss and explain the opportunities the Mavericks blew.

To open this episode Isaiah explains, how Luka Dončić imposed his will on the Suns in Game 7 and showed the distinct difference between himself and Devin Booker (2:46). Next Isaiah analyzes what went wrong for the Bucks in Game 7 vs the Celtics (18:05). Following Isaiah explains as to why this is a championship or bust year for the Celtics (25:50). Lastly Isaiah is joined by Mavericks Reporter Landon Buford to breakdown Luka & the Mavericks playoff journey to the Western Conference Finals (37:15).