Lucas and Patrick are here to tell you about the Celtics getting back in the win column on the final day of 2021! In a big win for morale, the Celtics topped the Suns 123-108 on the back of a triple double from Robert Williams?! Also, respects are paid to the passing of Celtics legend Sam Jones.
Ethan returns for a long anticipated and much required update in Lakerland, where LeBron remains King but the power of his kingdom has come into question. Ethan dives into the Lakers roster iterations, the changes that have happened, the ones still needed, and so much more on this overdue update on the @EthosLakers pod!
Is this real? Keith and Trey are left stunned by DeMar DeRozan’s second buzzer-beater in as many games, days, and years. 2022 is looking just as good as 2021 so far!
Keith and Trey break down the INSANE buzzer-beater from DeMar DeRozan against the Indiana Pacers and then give the FIRST PLACE Chicago Bulls some New Year’s Resolutions for 2022.
Celtics drop 3 in a row, one of which was on Christmas to the defending champion Bucks. The other two games were lost to teams that were playing multiple G-leaguers and missing their two best players. And also, Lucas and Patrick explore a trade idea they were previously not keen to explore!
David and Isaac are joined by GBB and Basketball news Contributor Justin Lewis to discuss his distain for Dillon Brooks among other things. Can David and Isaac convince Justin to see the light? Tune in and find out.
Ja Morant and Lebron James duel it out in Memphis. The winner? 12!! Grizz nation had no idea they were in for a duel of epic proportions on Wednesday night. The Lakers along with a group of their fans strolled into FedEx Forum smiling and happy. They did not leave the same way as Ja and company sent them home with a loss. David and Isaac are postgame.
Sacramento won a game, but we don’t care about that. Instead, we spend this Wednesday episode singing the praises of Tyrese Haliburton, while attacking the question many now have: is the 21-year-old ready to take the keys of the franchise?
We analyze the silliness of an “either or” approach to Fox/Hali, while comparing it to the famous Monta Ellis/Steph Curry situation for the golden era Warriors (hint: they aren’t similar). We then bring the show to a close in our best fashion- with a Jill’s Water Cooler, presented in a different form.
Trae Young subs in for John Collins on the COVID list as Hawks struggle with the virus and those struggles have moved to the court. Brad brings some optimism for Hawks fans to weather the storm and be patient in this string of bad luck for Atlanta.
Scary (good scary) hours are almost here with Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving almost back! Harden is smashing, the team is ready to rumble… so how will Steve Nash use his guys?
Keith and Trey welcome Tony Gill from NBC Sports Chicago to recap the win against the Atlanta Hawks, Coby White’s mediocre season, and the overall potential of this Bulls roster. This is a MUST LISTEN!
Losing is in the Sacramento Kings blood. Losing in embarrassing fashion, with zero effort or cares given? That’s now in the blood of this current squad.
Losers of 3 straight (feel like I’ve said that a lot this year) and 7 of 9, this core is just waiting to get torn a part. Seriously, even Stevie Wonder can see that Buddy Hield needs a new team.
We do our best to review the last week of misery, and how Alvin Gentry himself has been broken by this franchise, in record time!
(None of this is fun. We aren’t enjoying this. But if there’s one thing Kings fans are good at, it’s being resilient. We push on!)