The Memphis Grizzlies head into Portland and look like they left their minds in L.A. Final score Blazers 116 – Grizzlies 96. The defense was awful, 3 point shooting was awful, the Free Throw shooting was awful and you guessed it, the Grizzlies were awful from the Field. David rolls solo for the postgame.
Well, what in the actual f*@% do we do now? It’s not often the external question matches the internal dilemma, but that’s about the only thing that’s aligned for these Lakers right now.
The rain may have ceased in LA, but the doomsday weather is hovering over the Lakers. After a luck-induced two-game win streak got the squad back to .500, the Lakers quickly reminded us why this team is still a major work in progress.
Ethan & JC are back for a double dip into deconstructing where this team is, where it’s going, and what happened in a game where the Lakeshow blew a 26-point lead.
The Sacramento Kings kick-off their first road trip of 2021 tonight in Phoenix. We share our keys to getting back in the win column, dissect what looked like an entertaining early Halloween party for our team (Hali definitely went too extra), and Sam may even mention Timothee Chalamet for no real reason.
Brad recaps a loss on the road vs. Cleveland and a dominating win at home vs. Detroit. Which performance is the real Atlanta Hawks? Also who should start: Bogi or Reddish?
Lyle is joined by Chris Conner from the Bird Writes to discuss the Pelicans so far and break down their first win of the season against the Timberwolves 107-98.
The Kings, once again, fell apart in the second half to a good team and paid the price. Jill and Sam dissect what went wrong against the Warriors, where our panic levels are on certain problems, and Jill continues to blow minds with her latest “Water Cooler” (spoiler: basketball used to be rather barbaric).
The Celtics wrap up their first back to back and win both! We have special guest @Itzjustzeke from RocketsLead to break down the 1 game and then we break down the crazy OT victory over the Hornets.
The Grizzlies roll in to LA for the second game of the season and take care of business. Final Score Grizzlies 120 – Clippers 114. Jaren Jackson Jr knocks down a big 3 late to seal the deal and the Grizzlies remain undefeated. David and Isaac are here for the first postgame of the season.