Jason Schwartz and Brandon Marcus chat about Steve Ballmer’s acquisition of the Forum and what it means for the future of the Forum, sports and music in the LA area and what advantages the Clippers will have playing in their own arena.
The second edition of the Corban Replay Machine ™ involves a trip back to the late 80’s once again, but this time, instead of focusing on the dregs, Corban Ford hits the contenders!
This week on the Pelicans’ Scoop, Lyle is joined byStephen Vidovich to chat all things Pels, upcoming content on Hoop-Ball.com and much more! Lyle then winds back the clock to 26 October 2019 for Game 3 @ Houston!
Host Greg Mroz gives his review on parts seven and eight of “The Last Dance” which aired Sunday night. These two episodes focused on Michael Jordan’s retirement, his baseball career, the Bulls without Michael, returning to basketball, and his competitive drive.
It’s update time! Corban Ford hits on the NBA’s future plans and a comprehensive breakdown of David Kahn, former Timberwolves GM and one of the worst executives of our time.
Bradley Beal stepped into his monster usage role, Davis Bertans did likewise when the frontcourt was hurt, and Thomas Bryant underachieved for the upstart Wiz, but next year will look very different. Dan Besbris breaks it down, plus thoughts on team facilities beginning to reopen in a limited capacity.
Devin Ellington and Ira Silver – with giant beards and oatmeal cream pies – grab the shovel and dig into the real meat of sports currently running, including KBO futures, the return of Bundesliga and even some table tennis!
After technical issues pushed the show back a half day, Dan Besbris finally manages to break down the high octane Atlanta Hawks… with an eye on the weird battle on the wings.
The Sacramento Kings season leaves us with a lot of unanswered questions including… What’s next for Marvin Bagley? Would he have played again? Will Buddy remain on the bench? Will Buddy be happy remaining on the bench? What will next NBA season look like? Are we looking at a complete change in NBA business? Thanks for listening, stay home, and be safe!
Najee & Hunter are back to talk about how their personal lives have changed since the COVID-19 pandemic broke out. They touch on how it’s affected both their professional and collegiate careers before going into how a life without sports isn’t a great one. On a lighter note, the guys talk about who the best candidate for the Nets’ head coaching job is and dive into what music they’ve been listening to and Netflix shows they’ve been binging during quarantine.
There hasn’t been much in the way of live sports lately, but with a few leagues returning, Devin Ellington takes to the solo track to bring us all into the world of gaming once again. Welcome back!
As usual, the Miami Heat used more players than we would have liked for fantasy purposes, but this year, a few studs moved ahead of the rest. Dan Besbris heads to South Beach.
Today’s lesson looks at the caboose of the fantasy draft: the last 72 picks. Dan Besbris breaks down how to isolate the handful of guys worth grabbing at the tail end to give your team a boost. Plus, Last Dance episodes 5 and 6 were, of course, awesome.
Host Greg Mroz gives his review on parts five and six of “The Last Dance” which aired Sunday night. These two episodes focused on Michael Jordan’s relationship with Nike, the 1992 US Olympic Team, fighting through the 1993 playoffs, and Jordan’s issues with gambling.