The Cavs completely overhauled their roster at the trade deadline. In our previous podcast we speculated about what they might do, and they did something completely different. Does this mean the Cavs are once again the favorite to come out of the East? Will this help them against the Warriors?

We review the Dunk Contest, the Three Point Shootout and the first All-Star game to have a draft. Did this new format reinvigorate what had become a stale event? We speculate about more summertime all-star-like play that we might see in the future.

1 - 16 Playoff Seeding? by Kelvin and Evan

Blake was traded to the Pistons. Who won that one? What kind of trades could we see in the next week before the deadline? What if the Clippers dealt DeAndre Jordan, Lou Williams and Avery Bradley to the Cavs for Tristan, Shumpert and the Nets pick? If LeBron is going to stay, don’t you do that right now? So what does it say if they don’t…

No one is beating the Warriors, but how could it happen if it did? Houston has the best chance out of anyone out west. In the east, Cleveland seems to be in turmoil. But haven’t we seen this before? Is anyone really preventing LeBron from getting to the Finals again? Do the Raptors finally have a chance?

OKC got Russell Westbrook some help with a one year rental on Paul George. Do they have a chance of keeping George? Or both of them? The Pacers hit the reset button.

The Cavs have traded Kyrie Irving to the Boston Celtics for Isaiah Thomas, Jae Crowder, Ante Zizic and Brooklyn's 2018 unprotected first-round pick! We discuss why this trade happened and what it means for both teams.

**We recorded this before the Boston-Philly Trade** We go through the NBA Draft lottery. Boston has some decisions to make, but all of them are good. Lonzo to the Lakers? Philly has been following the process for while. Sacramento and Orlando need help!

Kawhi will be Defensive Player of the Year. Rookie? 6th Man? by Kelvin and Evan

Westbrook is going to be MVP. But how did we get there? We criticize OKC’s management. Durant left to go to a better organization. Westbrook forced OKC to overachieve this year. Mike D’Antoni had an ideal year. Pop led the Spurs in the first post-Duncan year. Brad Stevens coaching made Boston overachieve.