The Memphis Grizzlies win on the road in Phoenix on a spectacular final shot by Ja Morant. Ja was asked about the last play and he said it was simple, “Ja go get a bucket and that’s what I did.” David and Isaac are postgame after one heck of an ending on the road.
The Lakers fall short after making an impressive 4th quarter comeback vs Brooklyn. They’re still short-handed, and new Lakers made their debuts, but the story is still the same. Effort, effort, effort. What can The Lakers do from here on out? JC tells us what could be on the horizon.
The Pels looked to extend the win streak to 5 but with an undermanned team smashed by Covid, and then an early exit for BI, it was a tough ask and the Pelicans fall 112-117.
An extra jolly Keith breaks down a nice Bulls win on the day after Christmas and gushes over Zach LaVine’s triumphant return. Nikola Vucevic gets some love again too!
The list grows of players out for the Hawks with the Christmas Day matchup with the Knicks almost here but the Hawks have shown this staff and fans some things that will cause some reevaluation. Who needs more minutes?
The Memphis Grizzlies struggle to get the ball in the basket in the fourth quarter in San Francisco and it cost them the game. Final Score Warriors 113 – Grizzlies 104. David and Isaac are postgame.
Sam Orlik talks about Kuminga’s career high night in Toronto, the Warriors rotation changes due to the health and safety protocols, and Curry’s 2974 NFT release!
In desperate need of healthy bodies, Emmanuel Mudiay and Ade Murkey have joined the picture in Sacramento. We share the backgrounds of each player, while also singing the praises of Tyrese Haliburton, the unquestioned leader of this current mixed-bag roster. We close with a two-part (!) “Jill’s Water Cooler,” for fans of sneakers… and Ray Allen.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you all! Tune back in Monday for our next episode. Stay safe, and go Kings!
COVID has found its way to Atlanta as key players including Trae Young are out with the virus. Brad talks about who needs to step up, players returning from injuries and Christmas Day game vs Knicks.
Adam discusses how COVID, injuries, and an overall weird season have affected the 76ers chances for a championship and how it impacts the future of the team.
Boston find themselves below .500 after dropping 2 of the last 3 games. This team is having a hard time keeping a rhythm of any sort, part of that has been inconsistent lineups.