The 2024-25 NBA regular season came to a close on Sunday. Most fans’ focus shifts to the playoffs, but others shift to who should win certain awards. More specifically, many people think about who should be on each All-NBA team.
After one of the craziest regular seasons we have seen in a long time, the NBA playoffs are finally here. Similar to last year, many of these first-round matchups are somewhat unpredictable. Some great basketball will be played for the next couple of months.
With the NBA season ending on Sunday, it is the time of year when everyone on social media argues with each other about who should win each award.
Sam LaFrance joins the show to talk about the firing of Mike Malone. The hosts also give playoff seeding predictions.
If you think that Washington’s team is always in a never-ending cycle of rebuilding, you might be right. The Wizards have been near the bottom of the NBA for a few years now and no one is expecting anything from them anymore.
Chris, John, and Matt sit down to draft NBA teams under the most pressure heading into the playoffs. They also discuss the Celtics’ results from the past couple of weeks and re-visit Chris’s over/under picks from the beginning of the season.
The New Orleans Pelicans became the second team to be eliminated from postseason contention, just a few days after the Utah Jazz were eliminated. The silver lining? They weren’t the first, and that had to provide some relief to their fanbase.
On March 10, the Utah Jazz found themselves at the bottom of the standings with a mark before their name — a mark you earn when you’re eliminated from postseason contention.
Chris sits down with John and Matt to discuss Bill Simmons’s Celtics documentary, the Mavericks’ fall from grace, and the NBA playoff race.
The All American Hoops crew has NBA YouTuber Mike Korzemba on to discuss St. John’s season. Plus, they draft teams of NBA players for the next five years.
After the much-needed NBA All-Star Break, the race for the postseason is on every fan’s mind. We have at least six weeks to track those up-and-down movements in the NBA standings before the Play-In Tournament starts.
Just like that, another NBA All-Star weekend has come and gone.
The 2024-25 NBA regular season came to a close on Sunday. Most fans’ focus shifts to the playoffs, but others shift to who should win certain awards. More specifically, many people think about who should be on each All-NBA team.
After one of the craziest regular seasons we have seen in a long time, the NBA playoffs are finally here. Similar to last year, many of these first-round matchups are somewhat unpredictable. Some great basketball will be played for the next couple of months.
With the NBA season ending on Sunday, it is the time of year when everyone on social media argues with each other about who should win each award.
Sam LaFrance joins the show to talk about the firing of Mike Malone. The hosts also give playoff seeding predictions.
If you think that Washington’s team is always in a never-ending cycle of rebuilding, you might be right. The Wizards have been near the bottom of the NBA for a few years now and no one is expecting anything from them anymore.
Chris, John, and Matt sit down to draft NBA teams under the most pressure heading into the playoffs. They also discuss the Celtics’ results from the past couple of weeks and re-visit Chris’s over/under picks from the beginning of the season.
The New Orleans Pelicans became the second team to be eliminated from postseason contention, just a few days after the Utah Jazz were eliminated. The silver lining? They weren’t the first, and that had to provide some relief to their fanbase.
On March 10, the Utah Jazz found themselves at the bottom of the standings with a mark before their name — a mark you earn when you’re eliminated from postseason contention.
Chris sits down with John and Matt to discuss Bill Simmons’s Celtics documentary, the Mavericks’ fall from grace, and the NBA playoff race.
The All American Hoops crew has NBA YouTuber Mike Korzemba on to discuss St. John’s season. Plus, they draft teams of NBA players for the next five years.
After the much-needed NBA All-Star Break, the race for the postseason is on every fan’s mind. We have at least six weeks to track those up-and-down movements in the NBA standings before the Play-In Tournament starts.
Just like that, another NBA All-Star weekend has come and gone.
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