The 2023-24 NBA season is off to a flying start! Kai, Aaron, Diego, and Mike discuss their biggest takeaways from opening week so far. Mike returns and talks about Chris Paul's seamless fit with the Warriors. Diego discusses how Chet Holmgren does not look like a rookie for the Thunder. Kai argues how the Sixers (pre-Harden trade) can still be competitive in the East with the Celtics and Bucks based on what they showed in the opening week. Finally, Aaron discusses the Lakers' struggles and Darvin Ham's questionable rotation decisions.

After discussing the Eastern Conference last week, Kai, Aaron, and Diego talk about the other side of the bracket and dig into each Western Conference team — providing a summary of their offseason moves and outlook for the upcoming 2023-24 NBA season.

Kai, Aaron and Diego are back with the first of three BIG preseason preview episodes. In this episode, they dig into every single team in the Eastern Conference and give a quick summary of the team's offseason moves and their outlook for the upcoming year.

In this jam-packed episode of The Positionless Podcast, Kai, Aaron and Diego dig into the blockbuster trade that sent Jrue Holiday to the Boston Celtics, what it means for the other teams in the running, and how it shakes up the playoff picture. They then discuss the biggest stories around media day like the horrendous vibes in Toronto or Jimmy Butler's viral new look. Lastly, in the first part of their pre-season predictions, they give out their hot takes and bold predictions for the upcoming NBA season.

In a somewhat emergency pod, a shorthanded staff of Aaron and Diego (with a little Kai feature) break down the blockbuster Damian Lillard to the Milwaukee Bucks trade. They dig into the repercussions of the deal, whether the Bucks are now the favourite for the title, if the Blazers got the most out of the situation, where Jrue Holiday could end up next and of course, Kai comes through with yet another rant about a stagnant Raptors team.

Kai, Aaron, Diego and Mike and back with the second annual edition of the coaching hot seat tier list. This time they go through all 30 head coaches and examine how safe and steady each are in their current jobs and examine the stakes present for each team in the league, ranking them from S-tier to D-tier based on how likely they are to be fired over the course or after the season.

In this post-FIBA World Cup episode, Kai, Diego, Aaron, and Mike discuss Canada beating the United States in the Bronze medal game. They talk about Dillon Brooks' redemption story following his 39-point masterclass versus the US and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander cementing himself as a true NBA superstar through the FIBA World Cup. The boys also discuss what went wrong for the USA in the FIBA World Cup and the chance that LeBron James actually ends up assembling a USA Avengers squad featuring Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, and more top-tier stars for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Finally, the boys touch on the NBA's proposed resting policy and Christian Wood going to the Lakers.

Kai, Aaron, Diego and Mike are back at it again with some more FIBA content to keep basketball fans as happy as ever during the usual slow period for the sport. With the group stages in the rearview mirror, they move onto the knockout round and the boys preview all the upcoming matchups. They dig deep into Canada's massive win over Spain, securing them an Olympic berth, and continue to fawn over SGA's sheer dominance at the World Cup. They also touch on the USA's loss to Lithuania and discuss whether or not this is a sign that the once unstoppable juggernaut of a basketball country is starting to show some cracks in their armour.

After a six-month hiatus (sorry), Kai, Diego, Aaron, and Mike are back on the docket to discuss the 2023 FIBA World Cup. The boys begin by talking about whether Canada can be a real threat to the United States following their outstanding showing in the group stage so far. After that, they talk all things Team USA — the emergence of guys like Anthony Edwards, Paolo Banchero, Tyrese Haliburton, etc. with Aaron, in particular, unable to conceal his affection for Austin Reaves. Finally, they make their predictions on which teams round out the top four and who wins tournament MVP.

For the first time in over three months, the entire four-man crew of The Positionless Podcast is finally back together. Following arguably the wildest trade deadline in recent memory, the boys discuss about the biggest deals that went down. They begin with the Kyrie Irving trade to the Dallas Mavericks that kickstarted this entire fiasco, then proceed to talk about the ensuing Kevin Durant midnight blockbuster that sent the 2014 NBA MVP to the Phoenix Suns. They also discuss the multi-team deal that ended Russell Westbrook’s tumultuous tenure with the Lakers and how Rob Pelinka was able to pull off the acquisition of D’Angelo Russell, Jarred Vanderbilt, and Malik Beasley. Kai also goes on a passionate rant about Toronto bringing back Jakob Poetl and Masai Ujiri’s decision to stand pat despite the trade rumours surrounding several Raptors in the lead-up to the deadline. Finally, they quickly rattle off their thoughts on the other notable deals during Thursday’s busy day.