It happened. Dr Man's Rockets are eliminated from Playoff contention by Dylan's Lakers. Years of pent up hate will be unloaded, can Dr Man handle it? Plus we preview Clippers/Nuggets Game 7 and the Eastern Conference Finals. As always, you got sneaker check, jersey check and some fun surprise segments. 

This is is just one example of the incredible insights you'll get on this episode. Other segements include diving into Rockets/Lakers, fresh off game 4. We play "What Does Milwaukee Need?" now that they're bounced from the bubble. And I try to stump Dr Man. 

Fresh off game 7 of the Jazz vs Nuggets, we discuss all the first round series now that they're all (mostly, looking at you OKC/Houston) done. Plus how is Giannis the DPOY if he's gonna stand by and watch Jimmy Buckets drop a 40 burger? Sneaker check, jersey check, plugs. LIsten up!

The first week of the NBA playoffs are done. Some series are over (RIP Toronto and Indiana) and some are just getting started. And Playoff P is having some troubles. You love to see it.

The gang is all here! We got Dr Man, Crawdaddy and Rob Greer coming in the clutch. The NBA bubble games are winding down, playoff seeds are getting set, but there's still lots of drama and excitement, especially in the race for the 8th seed! 

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The NBA has been back for a week now, so we sat down to recap everything that's happened. You know you want to listen so JUST. DO IT.

The 19-20 NBA Awards being limited to the first 60 games of the regular season that ended on March 11, we sat down and made our picks for Most Improved Player, Sixth Man of the Year, Coach of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year, and Most Valuable Player.

Dr Man and I are flying on our own this week. We make some predictions about the upcoming NBA restart that we will surely go back and make fun of each other about come October when everything is said and done.

This week we really test the limits of what can even be considered a basketball movie. 

In 1966 Don Haskins made history by having the first all-black starting five in NCAA history . 2006's GLORY ROAD tells the story of how the team was assembled, how Coach Haskins motivated the team to play together, and the struggles they had to overcome internally and externally to get to the 1966 NCAA National Championship game against Adloph Rupp and the powerhouse Kentucky Wildcats.