On this episode of the show, one of the Jareds gives you a small update on the state of the league, and wishes you all a happy holiday and New Year! There are a few players discussed to add to your team, some 10-day two-way deals as well, but if you have any questions for us ask away at @jaredrusso and @jaredrossking
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?
Franz Wagner has the Game of his Life! Tuesday’s 8 game slate was jam packed with incredible rookie performances. Franz Wagner, Herb Jones, Jalen Green, and Evan Mobley truly put on a show!
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!)
Monday’s 7 game slate was headlined by 2 undrafted rookies, (Daishen Nix & Trevelin Queen.) Both play for the Houston Rockets & they took full advantage of their surprise boost in minutes! Keon Johnson also finally shows some sign of life for the Clippers!
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.
Backup centers have become starting centers and a Paul George-sized opening appeared in LA. Dan recaps the weekend as we keep attacking with all these missing players!