Welcome to the new and improved SportsEthos Toronto Raptor Podcast hosted by El Hoopo.
In this first episode El Hoopo synthesizes his thoughts on Masai’s approach regarding the trade deadline (Al Green vibes). He also adds post game commentary from the Utah loss, and finally goes over next steps for the Raptors. Sit back and enjoy!
Big debut for Josh Hart as many Knick fans have already jumped on the Hart bandwagon. Going over the rotation changes and some more observation on how the new squad looked.
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Brad is back! He gives his thoughts on the Hawks’ trades and their impact on this roster. He also recaps last weeks’ games and looks ahead to two very important matchups heading into All Star Break.
In a recent press conference, David Griffin announced that Zion reinjured his hamstring during a 3×3 drill in his return to play, Lyle reacts to the news and also discusses the acquisition of Josh Richardson and the recent loss to the Cavs.
The Bulls stand pat at the deadline. Was it the right choice? Keith and Trey join forces to try to make sense of this Chicago Bulls season. Plus special guest Christopher Robin!
Eric Gordon, Bones Hyland and Mason Plumlee have joined the Clippers, while John Wall, Reggie Jackson and Luke Kennard have been shipped out. Brandon and Matt break down the Clippers’ moves at the deadline, and discuss whether a certain Russell Westbrook could be next to join.
The NBA Trade Deadline has come and gone, and Lakers fans everywhere are asking the same question: Do we owe Rob Pelinka an apology?
The error (no typo) of Russell Westbrook is over, the Lakers have a significantly deeper team than they’ve had at any point this season, and the ice in D’Angelo Russell’s veins might just be what this Lakers team needs to solidify its standing as a playoff contender.
Ethan and JC are back to discuss the Lakers’ deals and new additions, dish on the real cost of building this new roster 50+ games into the season, and take a ride through the NBA’s wheel of deals as the entire league has undergone significant reconstruction.
On the latest SportsEthos Washington Wizards Podcast, Carthan and Corban discuss Washington’s win over the Hornets, take stock on some of the early trades and why the Wizards may stand to benefit, and surmise if more moves are in store for Washington!
Witness has been a word we’ve long used with LeBron, but The Kid From Akron made Los Angeles his own upon setting the all-time scoring record in the house that Kobe Bryant built.
The math behind the accomplishment is remarkable: Make no mistake, this is the greatest individual record in professional sports that we will ever witness being broken.
As magical as the moment was, the Lakers suffered yet another critical loss vs. a team standing in their playoff path, the team’s identity remains a question mark, the Lakers’ commitment to defense is currently in name only, and Darvin Ham has a lot to figure out with his rotations as the trade deadline comes in hot.
Kyrie Irving is no longer an option, and the Lakers have a lot to consider as they try to improve the roster around LeBron’s magical run at 38 years young.
The Memphis Grizzlies breakout of their slump at home against the Bulls. Final Score Grizz 104 – Bulls 89. David and Isaac are postgame to breakdown the win and more!
Trade deadline looming, your favorite “Kardiac Knicks” have some fantastic wins under their belt against some good teams. Will they go into the All Star break on a win streak or losing streak…who knows but you can’t say it hasn’t been a pretty damn good first half of the season.
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Lyle is joined by the Athletic’s Will Guillory to discuss all things Pelicans! A candid chat about injuries, the trade deadline, the current 2 game win streak, and of course the dreaded 10 game losing streak!