DFS degenerates in the place! It’s another HUGE Friday fixture and Dave and Brenton are back to break this one right down for you. This… is HoopBall’s NBA DFS Today. (Also, Brenton has a brain fart and creates a brand new hybrid player for you to look out for… luckily, Dave was there to save his bacon! Haha!)
Brad Hardin recaps the loss to the Hornets where just odd things occurred for the Hawks. In the midst of a 3 game losing streak, Brad talks over things that are needed to do to break out this funk before a rematch on Saturday in Charlotte.
The Wednesday card had a monster injury, but other than that, we needed to get the scalpel out to find the best stories. Dan Besbris is ready with your daily fix.
Scotty breaks down a big slate of box scores including Beal’s 60 bomb, Fultz’s injury hurt, big nights for Brogdon, Jojo, and Coby White, and answers some listener questions!
Greg Mroz recaps the Bulls loss to the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento. The Bulls backcourt was great again, but the interior defense was poor from start to finish. White & LaVine dueled with Tyrese Haliburton down the stretch, and the Bulls just couldn’t get enough stops down the stretch.
Tons of games got you scratching your head? Scratch no more! Devin Ellington and friend of the program Moe Delhoum join forces to break down ALL hoops, ALL day!
Nurk saw 28 minutes, and the buy low window is closing… slowly. Dan Besbris recaps five very interesting Tuesdays games before previewing a whopper of a Wednesday with 4 teams to watch.
Brad Hardin and Mr. ATL Player Development Jordan Boatwright breakdown the loss to the Knicks which may have exposed some storylines developing in this early season that could lead to some potential changes for the Hawks. Jordan brings some very HOT takes and things for Hawks fans to consider and watch. They also preview Hawks vs. Hornets as they look to get out of this 2 game skid.
Tuesday was fun! The Bulls aren’t bad any more, the Clippers were caught with their pants down by the Spurs, and Corban has it all in a daily NBA coverage hit!
Hoopball’s Ethan Norof joins Scotty to review today’s box scores, chat A.D, Otto and Nurks, advise on trades and waiver wire action, and then gets quizzed on rankings.
Give me the hot sauce! Host Greg Mroz reacts & gives his thoughts on the Bulls comeback win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night in Portland. Chicago trailed by as many as 20, including 18 after the 1st quarter, but fought back thanks to a career night on the boards from Coby White, another all around solid performance from Otto Porter Jr, and some great bench play from Thad Young.
It’s never dull when you cover the Sacramento Kings. A frustrating 6 quarters of play is being magnified because of a Twitter trade request by Marvin Bagleys dad. Kings started at 3-1 and have lost 3 straight. What has changed? Is it Haliburton’s absence? When will he return? Should Tyrese start? Should Bagley go to the bench? Luke Walton’s difficult position. A lot of Kings basketball ahead. Jill and Damien touch on Sam Amick’s conversation with Bogi and what they took away from it.
The Boys are Back in Town as Mike Apotria and Santino Caccone push the pace and throw down a board bet that may or may not involve a vintage humorless “Apotria joke.”