The NBA Podcast

Morten and Sarah share their thoughts on Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals and what the result means for the legacy of LeBron James and the Golden State Warriors.

Morten and Sarah share their reactions to the two big trades that went down Wednesday: Chicago sending Derrick Rose to the New York Knicks and the three-team swap between the Atlanta Hawks, Indiana Pacers and Utah Jazz.

Jeff Feyerer of BBALLBREAKDOWN joins Bryan to preview the 2016 NBA draft, touching upon the Ben Simmons-Brandon Ingram debate, the biggest question marks among the top 10, mid- and late-first-round value picks and where this year's top prospects rank among the best NCAA players since 2002.

Sarah, Morten and Bryan discuss Games 2 and 3 of the 2016 NBA Finals, including Cleveland's Kevin Love conundrum, what's wrong with Stephen Curry and whether J.R. Smith's Game 3 breakout is sustainable. They also give their Game 4 predictions and hear about Andre Drummond's recent trip to Denmark.

Jeff McMenamin of Metro Philly joins Bryan to discuss the Nerlens Noel-for-Jeff Teague trade rumor, debate whether the Sixers should trade Noel or Jahlil Okafor this offseason, weigh Philly's draft options and preview Game 2 of the 2016 NBA Finals.

Sarah and Bryan bid farewell to the Oklahoma City Thunder before diving deep into a preview of the NBA Finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors. They also share their "Crushes" from the conference finals.

Morten, Sarah and Bryan discuss what's next for the Raptors, praise LeBron James for his sixth straight NBA Finals appearance, preview Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals, and weigh in on Mike D'Antoni's fit in Houston, which big man the Sixers should trade, and whether Joakim Noah should re-sign with the Bulls this summer.

Morten, Sarah and Bryan break down what the 76ers should do with the No. 1 overall pick, discuss the latest in the Warriors-Thunder and Cavaliers-Raptors conference finals, and weigh in on the Knicks hiring Jeff Hornacek and the Magic hiring Frank Vogel.

Sarah, Morten and Bryan eulogize the Spurs, preview the Western Conference Finals matchup between the Warriors and the Thunder, and break down some of the latest coaching moves across the Association.

In Part 2 of a special two-part episode, Morten and Bryan debate who should have finished second in this year's Most Valuable Player race, argue over whether Portland's Neil Olshey deserved Executive of the Year over San Antonio's R.C. Buford, and discuss Sam Hinkie receiving three Executive of the Year votes.