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Giannis is a Heat and the 2026 NBA Draft with Alex Saenz

It's finally over. Giannis Antetokounmpo is a Heat, and the anticipation around this lauded draft class is relieved. We talk about how both were kind of duds from an excitement standpoint, while Jacob at least tries to cheer us up about the Heat's chances of contention. Alex Saenz of From the Ground Floor shares his time and many insights with us as we do it all.

The New York Knicks are your 2026 NBA Champions

It's over, maybe faster than we'd hoped, but certainly in spectacular fashion. And once again Eric carries the obviously more correct opinions and the show. Enjoy and we'll see you next season.

Don't Let It Me Be Lonely

We've only just seen Game 2 of this year's Finals, but we're both worried it will end and so very grateful for what we've been blessed with already. This week we catch up on some NBA news, the death of Stacey King, some coaching changes, and Donald Trump's insistence on inserting himself in every part of our lives, break down Game 2, look ahead to Game 3, and spend a little time at the end on the WNBA season's early trends (mostly my girl Olivia Miles). Thank you as always for spending your day with us.

Finals Reaction: Knicks Take Game 1

The Knicks haven't lost in 7 weeks, and we haven't been heard from for nearly half that time. We are back with an NBA Finals post-game breakdown. Listen to all the ways Eric predicted every bit of this (privately so there's no way you can prove me wrong), what the Knicks are doing right and how the Spurs can adjust for Game 2.

Can It Be All So Simple?

Round 2 is near to its close. The NBA draft lottery is set. The WNBA season has begun. The Knicks are in the Conference finals. The Thunder haven't lost a game yet in the Playoffs. Wemby elbows Naz Reid in the neck in the middle of our recording. Are we exactly where we thought we'd be before the season? Do surprises still await? Join us for a discussion of all things basketball in the year of our lord two thousand and twenty six.