The Unheard

Adam speaks with John Jordan, who previously played in the NBA G-League mainly for Raptors 905 where he won the 2016 dunk contest and a G-League championship. Jordan currently is developing his game oversees and is a name to watch in the future. 

Brenden and Adam speak with 2x NBA Champion and a college national champion at UCONN in Renee Montgomery. 

Adam and Brenden deep-dive Rudy Gobert with Huu Tran of the Hitting the High Notes Utah Jazz podcast. 

Adam(@adamtaylornba) is joined by Heavy.com's NBA insider Scoop 'B' Robinson, the guys discuss a range of topics from Scoop's relationship with Kobe Bryant and LeBron James, to a celebrity basketball game where he was guarding Hot Sauce. 

Scoop has been on the NBA scene for over 20 years, this interview allows you to get to know Scoop better, and understand what it took for him to get where he is today.

Adam(@adamtaylornba) was provided with the opportunity to interview former division 1 stand-out Corey Sanders. With topics ranging from Corey's time playing overseas, to what it was like for Corey going undrafted and even the reasoning behind Corey switching high-schools so much. 

Corey's game is best compared to that of Kemba Walker, a smaller sized guard with an exception handle who excels at coming off the screen. Unlike Kemba however, Corey gets most of his work done at the bucket as opposed to from beyond the arc. Find out what aspect of his game Corey is currently working on along with his future career aspirations and much more in the latest edition of The 450 Times

Brenden and Adam spoke with Indiana Pacers cover, Mark Schindler, on the play he has seen from Aaron Holiday in his young career on both ends of the floor and project moving forward.

Adam(@adamtaylornba) sits down with High School standout David Stewart, who is currently on the radar of multiple division one colleges. David is a 6'8' sharpshooter who is a menace off-ball, capable of guarding 2-5 and can create looks for himself and others. They discuss David's high school career that culminated with him switching to Mount Zion Prep to further his basketball education. David was very articulate and clearly showed an aptitude for the scholastic side of life, along with an innate love for the game of basketball. Get to know one of the top prospects on the East Coast with this exclusive interview.

Adam(@adamtaylornba) and Brenden(@brendennunesnba) are joined by G-League guard DJ McCall of the Fort Wayne Mad Ants. DJ discusses;

• Growing up in Indiana
• Representing his home town in his first professional gig, his career thus far through high-school to the pros
• His defensive accolades and approach to the game
• Who he models his game after
• Time spent with Victor Oladipo
• His reaction to the Jaylen Green news
• His willingness to play overseas
• And much more

At 6'6', DJ projects as a 3-and-D guy who can guard spots 1-4 with comfort, he takes pride in his defense and is working on his 3-ball shot. Don't be shocked when you see him in the big leagues. You're only as good as who you can guard.