The boys return again for the run home to the NBA championship by reviewing the recent play from the NBA bubble before previewing the upcoming first round of the NBA playoffs

The boys catch up on a Friday evening to reminisce about the careers of Kobe, Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett before their induction into the hall of fame.

They then cross codes to look back at their loss of interest in the NFL and how the incompetency of the Chicago Bears was too much for Dazz to take.

In this special edition of Daz and Dazz the boys are joined by long-time listener and avid Golden State fan - Cram to discuss the rise of the Warriors from perennial disappointments to the 72 win 2016 juggernaut before ultimately falling short against the Cavs and turning to the dark side in 2017.

The boys lament the loss of the NBA season due to the coronavirus and look at the teams which they are most disappointed not to see in the postseason while also looking at which teams they are most interested to see in 2021 and beyond.

Daz and Dazz try to put aside their coronavirus concerns by talking some hoops and looking specifically at the top of the East to see who, if anyone, can stop the top seeded Bucks.

The boys finally return after an eventful trade deadline to look at all the moves made and discuss whether any potential contenders have emerged to challenge the Bucks / LA teams seemingly inevitable path toward the NBA Finals.

The boys are finally back for the 2019-20 season offering some pre-season predictions and looking back on an eventful first few days of the season so far.

Starting out West Daz and Dazz cover a number of teams and new look combinations including the Harden/Westbrook experience in Houston, a potential juggernaut building in LA (not the Lakers), mean mugging in Denver, a confusing roster in LA (the Lakers), the struggling Kings and Warriors and finishing with the surprising Suns.

They then move to the decrepit Eastern Conference where Dazz waxes lyrical about Trae Young and tries to get Daz excited to watch Rui Hachimura's midrange game in Washington. They finish by discussing the two prohibitive favourities in Milwaukee and Philadelphia.

In the latest installment of Daz and Dazz the boys look back on a crazy free agency period and what this means for the player empowerment era of the NBA.

They then dive deeper how large the competitive advantage of ownership is in todays league by comparing some of the best and worst ownership situations in the NBA.

Finally they give their analysis of some winners and losers of free agency and their thoughts on the changes in Philadelphia and Boston for season 2019/20.

With the NBA Finals now complete Daz and Dazz catch up again to discuss where the season turned for the champion Raptors during the Eastern Conference Finals and how much injuries affected the spectacle of the Finals themselves.

Dazz then laments the obsession with NBA free agency and statistics before Daz gets salty with Zach Lowe's article detailing the Raptors path to glory.

Finally, the boys break down the AD trade wondering where the Lakers will be in 2024/5 when they are still handing over first round picks to the suddenly exciting again New Orleans Pelicans

The boys catch up again to preview the conference finals and review the NBA draft lottery by analysing what comes next for New Orleans now they have the prized number 1 pick before giving their predictions for the East and West Finals.