Thunder forward and Egypt native Abdel Nader joins Paris and Nick to talk about his current status, how his mom made him the man he is today and how he's continuing to work out while at home.
 
 Plus, we find out how the books he's been reading have helped him find clarity and perspective during such an uncertain time. Also, Nader describes what Jedi powers his teammates would have in the Star Wars Universe.

Paris and Nick look back at January to discuss which games were the most memorable, who had the biggest performances and which players stepped up in unexpected ways. Listen in to hear about how Nick almost beat a future Hall of Famer in knockout when he was just 10 years old. Plus: we delve into “The Last Dance” and examine a timeline that was blessed by some classic Thunder videobombs!

Thunder vs Rockets Recap Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/682286/episodes/2454932-ep-18-russ-comes-home/edit

Videobombing Fun! https://twitter.com/okcthunder/status/1214267892751048704

Michael Cage talks about being roommates with Michael Jordan during the 1993 Pan American Games in Venzuela and what he saw that told him MJ would ascend to greatness. Then Matt Pinto talks about his time as a broadcaster in Charlotte when MJ would return to play.

Plus Paris and Nick talk about their perspective on Jordan and what they're looking forward to seeing from The Last Dance documentary miniseries. 

Cage attempting to stop MJ (Spoiler Alert: he didn't) - https://www.instagram.com/p/B-xVzEYHQb2/?igshid=10mixdup7wogw

Revisit a wild and eventful December plus some things you may have missed the first time around. Paris and Nick describe the moments and games they thought had the biggest impact on the season, which players came into their own, and they give us their signature HORSE shots.

15-year NBA veteran Michael Cage returns to the Universe to share his list of the toughest guys he's ever faced. Plus he shares some honorable mentions and some incredible stories about battling some of the All-Time Legends of NBA history.

In this episode we look back at November, the most pivotal month for this Thunder team as it started to figure out its identity and how to win on the road and in close games. Nick and Paris explain how this team was able to learn and start winning at the same time. Plus we discuss who has mastered the Thunder’s new video game, Thunder Run. And we share what rookie Darius Bazley is doing with his time to make sure he doesn’t get rusty on or off the court.

Play Thunder Run: https://thunder.run/

That's My Quarterback: https://www.nba.com/thunder/feature/thats-my-quarterback

Muscala & Dennis BFFs: https://www.nba.com/thunder/feature/buddy-ball-200123 

Two special guests as Thunder Analyst Michael Cage and Radio Play-by-Play Matt Pinto join Paris and Nick to discuss their careers in broadcasting, how the NBA game has changed decade by decade, and advice they'd give to anyone aspiring to work in professional sports.

Hear classic stories from Michael Cage's 15-year NBA career and how he would have to stay up all night after games sometimes. And Matt Pinto talks about how he took song requests at the radio station he worked at in LA.

Paris and Nick jump back to October when the Thunder team was just starting to mesh. They talk about their experience at Media Day, how they could see glimpses into the future of the team during the Blue/White Scrimmage and how starting the season 1-4 wasn’t as bad as the record suggests.

With the NBA on a 30-day hiatus from games and practices, Paris Lawson and Nick Gallo recount the game where it all started. As the Thunder prepared to take on the Jazz for the 4 seed in the West, the game was postponed just seconds from tipping off.

Plus hear from the crew on how they've been spending their time away from the office and which Thunder players are expanding their online presence.

Returning from the East Coast with 3 wins, Paris and Nick talk about the Thunder continuing its dominant play on the road, their chance to leap over the Jazz for the 4 seed with a win at home, and they recap an emotional night in Madison Square Garden as OKC and NYC honor the bond the two cities share through tragedy.

Dennis with the Steal: https://www.nba.com/thunder/features/headsup-200308

Two Cities, One Unbreakable Bond: https://www.nba.com/thunder/features/two-cities-one-unbreakable-bond