B Redd and Drew Mags are back to discuss everything hoops. LeBron James is back in the lineup! We discuss who is the MVP thus far in the season! Stephen Curry leaves Under Armour and is now a sneaker free agent! Is Willie Green job on the line? & as usual we end with our Start, Bench, Cut segment and much more!

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B Redd & Drew Mags react to another wild week of NBA & College basketball! The Lakers are get Austin Reaves and Luka back and are back in their winning ways with LeBron working his way back! Are the Kings going to have a FIRE Sale? They are off to a terrible start and could be looking to rebuild and College Basketball is back in full swing and there are some really GOOD kids coming out the draft next year and much more!!

B Redd & Drew Mags are back to discuss all things basketball! The Los Angeles Lakers are off to a GREAT start even without LEBRON & LUKA being in and out the line up! The Houston Rockets started off shaky but have now WON 4 straight and are rolling, the Philadelphia 76ers have started 5-1 and look really good to start the season, and we end with the EPIC World Series win for the Los Angeles Dodgers! We end it with a new segment called “What if” and of course our usual start bench cut and much more!

B Redd and Andrew Magana are back to talk all things basketball! The first week of the NBA season is in the books and there are some impressive teams thus far! Lakers off to a rocky start but Austin Reaves is that boy! Wemby looks like the MVP and how about them DODGERS! Come join the convo!

J Hazz, B Redd & Andrew discuss the opening night of the 2025 NBA season. The Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Houston Rockets in a double overtime thriller! The Golden State Warriors go on the road to beat the Los Angeles Lakers, Luka Doncic goes crazy but it still isnt enough for the win, and per usual we end with some start bench cuts and much more!

Join us in this episode as we dive into the exciting world of the NBA offseason. From rookie surprises in the Summer League to the impact of restricted free agency, we cover it all. Discover insights on players like Carter Bryant, Josh Giddy, and Jonathan Kuminga, and explore the evolving dynamics of teams like the Spurs and the Bucks. Plus, don't miss our "Start, Bench, Cut" segment featuring Norman Powell, Ty Jerome, and Jordan Clarkson.

Highlights:

The rise of Carter Bryant and his potential impact in the NBA. How the new NBA aprons are affecting team strategies and player contracts. A deep dive into the Western Conference's competitive landscape. Predictions for the upcoming season and potential breakout stars. Engaging discussions on team identities and the importance of having a clear goal.

J Hazz & B Redd react to the Oklahoma City Thunder becoming the 2024-2025 NBA champions, Shai Gilgeous Alexander wins Finals MVP, and Kevin Durant gets traded to the Houston Rockets, the Los Angeles Lakers have been sold and we always end with our usual Start, Bench, Cut & much more!

In this episode, we dive into the NBA Finals and break down our predictions for the Thunder vs. Pacers matchup. We talk team structures, coaching changes, and how player performance has evolved during the playoffs. We get into why bench depth matters more than ever, why the era of super teams might be fading, and how strategic matchups could decide the series.

We also take a closer look at Zion Williamson and the Pelicans, exploring franchise foundations, player behavior, and what might be coming on draft night. From potential trades to theories about the league’s competitive balance (and maybe even a little rigging talk), we cover a lot.

Later, we chop it up about coaching philosophy — why details and communication make all the difference — and the role film study plays in shaping a player’s game. We debate possible changes to the All-Star Game, including a USA vs. World format, and compare the 2012 Thunder team to today’s squad. We wrap with a discussion on Lonzo Ball’s future, potential fits, and why traditional roles might still have a place in today’s NBA.