The Showcase

The NBA schedule has been announced and Lebron gets a new contract, quick thoughts on each of those before diving into the Clippers and Cavs history of the last ten years. Plenty of juicy details in this one. 

Part 6 of the history series going over Spurs and Hornets since the Lockout season. Deep diving each organization the changes they made over the years and the outlook for the upcoming season

Part 5 of the series on the history of the franchises incorporates the two biggest markets: Los Angeles and New York and the trials and tribulations of both team. Plus the outlook for both franchises moving into the 2022-2023 season. 

Paris is back with the fourth installment of the history of two franchises. Last years 12th seeds the Washington Wizards and the Sacramento Kings. Including a discussion on the heartache of being a fan of both of these franchises. Thoughts are also given on the status of Kevin Durant and where he can possibly go. 

Part 3 of 15; Going over the last 10 years with the Pacers and Blazers to show how we got here

Next teams up: The Pistons and the Thunder who have both floundered in the league but have things to hope for. Also give some takes on what is happening in Summer League

Can't know where you are going until you know where you have been. 6 weeks and a wedding ceremony later, the Showcase is back to go through all 30 teams, two at a time starting with Houston and Orlando. Going back to 2012 and looking through the moves the teams have made to bring them where they are today. 

It's been way too long since Paris last spoke and so much has happened; the Suns, Sixers, Bucks and Grizzlies were eliminated. Steph put the Mavs to sleep and the Heat and Celtics have gone 20 rounds and are heading to a "Game 7 Baby" *Zaza Pachulia voice*. Recapping all that and previewing the finals matchup that is still yet to be determined. 

Some insight on the second round of playoffs as well as PJ's first Warrior game at Chase Center. Looking ahead to Conference Finals matchups and what that means for the league. 

Going over the end of the 1st round of the playoffs as well as giving the predictions on the next leg. Paris has given out some tickets that are in a prime position and goes over hedging those for maximum profit.