We go in-depth on the Spurs Knicks NBA Cup Championship Game. We start with a positive assessment of what (and who) went well for the Knicks; highlighting one of the best per minute offensive rebounding performances in NBA history from Mitchell Robinson, OG’s well-rounded offensive performance and how even when Brunson is not at his best, why he is so important to the Knicks offensive approach. We then discuss how the Spurs fell short, along with the plenty of signs of encouragement for a young team that is currently ahead of schedule. We finish with larger overviews of both teams, with a focus on where they could go from a personnel and tactical standpoint moving forward.

The NBA Cup Quarterfinals! We start with an in-depth discussion on Spurs Lakers. In what aspects did the Spurs crush the Lakers, along with a larger outlook on LA for the rest of the season. We then transition to a preview of San Antonio OKC. Everything from what we expect the pace of this game to be, to intriguing individual matchups. We then venture to the Eastern Conference to discuss Heat Magic. What’s new with these Florida teams since we last discussed them and what specifically popped in this game? Followed by briefly touching on Knicks Raptors and then following into a Knicks Magic preview. How OG is working as a rim protector next to KAT and some new unexpected contributors for Orlando.

An in-depth analysis of the Miami Heat’s offense to start the 25-26 season. We go over exactly how this offense has punched so far above its talent weight-class, some of its potential influences, and how we believe this playstyle will fare against higher-end competition. We also explore a fun thought experiment that takes the concepts of the Miami Heat’s offense to a logical talent extreme.