Get ready for another shocking Truth or Trash session on this episode of Road Trippin'! Richard Jefferson and Channing Frye debate whether today's NBA players have it easier than the old school legends. They discuss the resources and advantages available to players now, including agility coaches, dieticians, charter planes, and more. Richard argues that players today would be faster, stronger, and better overall due to these resources, while Channing believes the competition was tougher back in the day. They also debate the playoff potential of the Houston Rockets, Atlanta Hawks, and Sacramento Kings. Tune in for an engaging and lively discussion that will challenge your perspective on the NBA!

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After their tenth straight win against the Lakers, and 10 victories in a row, are the Nuggets psyching out the Lakers? On this edition of Road Trippin, Richard Channing and Allie discuss the adjustments the Nuggets have made against the Lakers, and how it's giving Los Angeles fits. Also, the crew looks at the Timberwolves who have pounced on the Suns, and the impact Rudy Gobert has on a team in the playoffs. Finally, the crew looks at the crazy usage rate of Luka Doncic, and how impactful he has been for the Mavericks in their series against the Clippers.


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313: Nuggets Living Rent Free in Lakers' Heads | Timberwolves BULLY The Suns

After his latest incident, Draymond Green is back in the spotlight for reasons other than his play. How much are his antics contributing to the struggling nature of the Golden State Warriors? On this episode of Road Trippin', Richard and Channing discuss how much of a distraction Draymond is being while the Warriors fight for a playoff spot. Also, the crew looks at the Houston Rockets and discuss how coach Ime Udoka has managed to change this team so quickly. Also, the guys lament the Arizona Wildcats, and discuss the state of the program after their most recent loss during March Madness.


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312: Latest Draymond Antics | Arizona Wildcats Disappoint

Kyrie Irving is reminding the league he has the most complete skillset of any player. Is he hitting his stride and peaking at just the right time...just before the playoffs tip? On this edition of Road Trippin', Rich, Channing and Allie discuss Kyrie's resurgence, if the Pelicans can thrive with a newly motivated Zion Williamson and how the league is missing Joel Embiid's presence to close out the regular season. With the playoffs fast approaching, we look at how certain teams need a push now to improve their seeding, and how the race atop the West may determine this year's champion. Also, on the heels of Anthony Edwards' viral dunk...we discuss the greatest posterizations of all-time!

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311: Vintage Kyrie | Playoff Push Begins

After the Denver Nuggets pulled off yet another comeback victory, is it more impressive they are able to steal wins, or are these comebacks cause for alarm? On this edition of Road Trippin', Rich, Channing and Allie discuss, the reigning NBA Champs, and their penchant for come-from-behind victories. Also, the crew discusses the potential of the league changing the minimum game requirements for individual awards. And we debate who has what it takes to take the mantle as the "face of the NBA" after LeBron James and Steph Curry retire.


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310: Nuggets Comeback Concerns? | Who's the Next Face of the NBA?

With the Spurs having one of the worst records in the NBA, should Victor Wembanyama be in the discussion for DPOY? On this edition of Road Trippin', Rich and Channing give their takes on whether the rookie deserves the award despite being on one of the worst teams in the league. Also, the crew puts LeBron James's record of 40,000 points all-time into perspective, and take some guesses at who the most valuable teams in the NBA are according to Sportico.


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