David, Brad and Marcus are back in the booth to talk about the Houston Rockets and their “eventful” offseason. Have we seen the last of Harden in Houston? Will Wall for Russ boom or bust? Familiar faces in new places, which roster makes more sense? We’re talking trades, rumors and much more!
The NBA never sleeps! Corban Ford is back to break down the Harden hysteria and the NBA’s efforts to crack down on healthy DNPs… to (likely) minimal success.
Lyle is back and is joined by Christian Clark from NOLA.com to breakdown the news out of training camp, the offseason moves and predictions for the upcoming season
The podcasts are about to get REALLY packed! Erik Ong joins Dan Besbris for the first of many Industry Mock breakdown shows before Dan takes a quick spin through the Northwest Division.
The Lakers are officially back in action, so Ethan and JC are back with a fresh new episode featuring Lakers Beat Writer & Silver Screen & Roll’s Editor in Chief Mr. Harrison Faigen! Harrison joined the fellas for an hour-plus to discuss his role as a Lakers beat writer, how he sees this Lakers team coming together, his most surprising offseason observations, and of course, his opinion on Kyle Kuzma’s role on this team. You knew we’d sneak it in! We deliver tepid takes, Harrison shares some first-hand insights that he’s gleaned from this new-look Lakers group and we all can’t realize that the preseason starts in less than a week.
Brad Hardin talks over the most interesting quotes from Media Week as the Hawks open up Training Camp. NBA released the first half of the Regular Season Schedule and the Hawks were slighted on National TV games and given a tough slate. What does that mean?
Host Greg Mroz breaks down the release of the 1st half of the Bulls schedule, how the schedule sets up, and what to expect through the 1st half of the season.
LeBron James is freshly extended, Anthony Davis is signed for five years, and The Hoop Ball Lakers podcast is fresh with the flame with a very special guest: Trevor Lane of Lakers Nation! Ethan, JC, and Trevor break down the Lakers offseason, discuss their most surprising additions, explore the starting and closing five and dive deep into the potential of Kyle Kuzma and what he could mean to this Lakers roster. Plus, we get into the signings of Marc Gasol and Montrezl Harrell and how the Lakers bigs will stack up when it comes to playing time. The Lakers are making a bet on talent over continuity for the sake of complacency, and the guys discuss what adjustments may be in store for this Lakers team as they move forward together. Trevor also drops a big nugget about Talen Horton-Tucker that Lakers fans have to be sure to catch. The Lakers are back like they never left and enter the 2020-21 season as the clear title favorites. Get your popcorn ready, because the LakeShow is live on stage.
The guys sit down to talk about Steve Nash’s recent comments on the responsibilities that he will dole out to Mike D’Antoni and Jacque Vaughn and give their thoughts on Nash’s role this upcoming season. Naj and Hunter dive into the Russell Westbrook and John Wall trade, discussing which team it makes much better. The Nets’ preseason and Christmas game schedule has now been released and the guys go over whether or not they’ll see their main guys take the court for the first time? Lastly, they rank their top-20 NBA players and then give their top-5 at each position.
Is it really him? It is! Aaron Bruski drops by to give a little Bruski 150 methodology (and break down the Russ-Wall trade) before Dandoes a lightning round Yahoo Pre-Rank vs. ADP comparison.
Tonight, Corban welcomes Rob Shaw of the Playgrounder to talk more on the Wall/Westbrook trade, laugh at some Kendrick Perkins silliness, and go in depth into the PHX Suns offseason.
What a blast! David Lara (Social Media Coordinator at The Ringer, Dallas native, avid Mavericks fan) and host Lawrence Brooks catch up on the Mavs draft day, offseason acquisitions, and season outlook!