Drew, Shwin, and their colleague from The Strickland Stacy Patton spend way too much time together after the Milwaukee Bucks put the beatemdown on the New York Knicks. The trio discuss what they believe is the main issue of this team and the different ways to remedy the situation. And if you think the issue is Elfird Payton, then this episode is perfect for you.

Shwin and Jeremy answer way too many of your questions you sent in, tweeted out, and messaged.

Shwin and Jeremy are joined by Bleacher Report's Eric Pincus to answer all of your important questions.

Shwin and Prez are joined by Evan Zaucha to recap the official but not actual first half of NBA Basketball

Drew, Shwin, and special guest Mike Plugh recap a boring New York Knicks win against the Detroit Pistons and dive into a discussion about basketball aesthetics. Don't worry, there is a ton of tangents and Julius Randle praise in this two-hour extravaganza.

Alex and Zach tackle your Knicks questions on this week's Mail.bag, including a particularly difficult round of FMK, debating what players to upgrade the roster with, how to use the Knicks' cap space, favorite players to never play for the Knicks, and more. And if you make it to the super secret bonus round of questions, they talk about doody goblins.

Shwin, Prez, and PD Web wrap up their conversation from Monday.

Drew, Shwin, and Sam finish their conversation from yesterday as they talk about how wonderful it has been to watch an All-Star season from Julius Randle, reflect on Randle's year-over-year growth, and how sustainable will Randle's discussion be. Afterwards, the trio dive into whether the Knicks will be buyers or sellers at the deadline and does it make sense to trade for Lonzo Ball.

Drew and Shwin are joined by first time guest Sam Gedeon of The Fastbreak Layup to recap an incredible offensive performance by the New York Knicks against the Sacramento Kings. The main focus of the 'sode is just how much better the lineups and rotations looked without Elfrid Payton and with Frank Ntilikina. Yes, this basically turned into another Ntilikina podcast.