The Zach Gelb Show

On not having a super team in the NBA this season, what he made of the Clippers being able to land Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, how the Clippers and Nets have been able to put themselves in a position to acquire stars, how surprised he was to see Durant and Leonard land where they landed, and who the best team in the Eastern Conference is.

On his reaction to this summer's NBA Free Agency, what he made of Kevin Durant leaving the Warriors for the Nets, how his sensitivity played into it, if he has a problem with Kevin Durant and Andre Iguodala having their jerseys retired by the Warriors, what's next for Golden State, if he likes the D'Angelo Russell signing, if Steve Kerr gets enough credit for what he's done, and what he made of the Clippers adding Kawhi Leonard and Paul George.

On what he made of a crazy NBA Free Agency period, what he made of Paul George going from the Thunder to the Clippers, who he thinks will face off in the NBA Finals next season, how the Clippers and Nets have been able to put themselves in a position to acquire stars, if the Celtics and Sixers got better this offseason, and what he made of Jimmy Butler’s decision to join the Heat.

Zach talks with the radio analyst for the Brooklyn Nets on on the additions of Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant, why the Nets over the Knicks, what to expect this upcoming season without Kevin Durant, how Kyrie Irving will fit with the team, how Sean Marks, Kenny Atkinson and the Nets were able to rebuild the team and be go the right direction, and evaluating the other top teams in the NBA.

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Zach talks with the former NBA veteran and current TV analyst for the New Orleans Pelicans about Paul George being traded from OKlahoma City to the LA Clippers, how the NBA has become a players league, Kawhi Leonard taking his time to make his decision, who is better between the Lakers and Clippers, who could trade for Russell Westbrook, and why no one wants to come to the New York Knicks.

Zach talks with the former Marlins president and current CBS Sports HQ Baseball analyst on the favorites in the NL East, the New York Mets disaster of a season thus far, Edwin Diaz's struggles in the Mets closer role, who is the team to beat in the NL Central between the Cubs and the Brewers, if the Dodgers are the favorites to return to the World Series, The Yankees' success despite suffering a significant amount of injuries in the first half, who will be buyers and sellers at the deadline, and what changes could be made to the game to market the players more.

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What was the reaction in Los Angeles seeing Kawhi Leonard and Paul George joining forces with the Clippers? If the Clippers weren't available for Kawhi would he have joined the Lakers? How have the Clippers been able to become such an attractive destination for players as of late? How does this change how the Clippers are viewed around the league?

What is the reaction in Toronto after seeing Kawhi Loanard head to the Clippers? Why did the Raptors not have interest in Paul George or Russell Westbrook? What else could the Raptors have done to keep Kawhi? Was there any surprise that Kawhi chose the Clippers over the Lakers? Was there something unseedy considering how Kawhi was able to recruit Paul George?