NBA Finals Preview: Spurs vs. Knicks, Chet Holmgren's Disappearance & The SGA Flopping Debate

NBA Finals Preview: Spurs vs. Knicks, Chet Holmgren's Disappearance & The SGA Flopping Debate

Season 6, Episode 7 In this episode, hosts Derran Cobb and Collin Hatfield recap the 2026 NBA Conference Finals and preview the NBA Finals. The duo breaks down the Knicks' sweep of the Cavaliers, questioning whether Cleveland's decision to run it back with the same core is the right move. They also dissect Chet Holmgren's disappearing act in Game 7 against the Spurs — four points on two shot attempts in 33 minutes — and debate whether OKC needs to address that this offseason. They also talk about the ongoing SGA flopping discourse. The episode closes with a full NBA Finals preview, breaking down the keys to win for both the Spurs and Knicks, the rest versus rust debate, and what a championship would mean for the legacies of both Jalen Brunson and Victor Wembanyama. Find us everywhere at linktr.ee/atthebuzzerofficial [https://www.tiktok.com/link/v2?aid=1988&lang=en&scene=bio_url&target=https%3A%2F%2Flinktr.ee%2Fatthebuzzerofficial]

NBA Conference Finals Preview: Our Picks, Wemby vs SGA & Early WNBA Predictions

Season 6, Episode 6 In this episode of "At The Buzzer," hosts Derran Cobb and Collin Hatfield are joined by guest Caleb Zuver to break down the 2026 NBA Conference Finals. The trio recaps how each team got here, debates whether OKC can be stopped after going 8-0 in the playoffs heading into their matchup with a Spurs team that had the best record in the league since February. They also dive into the Knicks and Cavaliers series, questioning whether Cleveland's fatigue from two seven-game series will be a factor. They also react to SGA's back-to-back MVP and debating where Wembanyama fits in the top five players in the league right now. The episode closes with early WNBA championship predictions.

NBA Playoffs Preview: Every First Round Matchup, The 65-Game Rule & WNBA Expansion

Season 6, Episode 5 In this episode of "At The Buzzer," hosts Derran Cobb and Collin Hatfield dive into the NBA playoffs, offering predictions and insights on the matchups. They discuss the impact of the 65-game rule on players and teams, debating whether shortening the season could be a solution. The conversation also covers standout performances, potential upsets, and the dynamics of key teams like the Boston Celtics and OKC Thunder. Additionally, they explore the WNBA's growth, recent draft picks, and the league's future potential.

Did NIL & The Transfer Portal Ruin March Madness?

Season 6, Episode 4 In this special March Madness episode, DC, and Collin were joined by special guest Caleb Zuver to break down why the upsets aren't coming anymore, whether NIL and the transfer portal killed the Cinderella story, and why the games have still been must-watch basketball. Then the guys give their Sweet 16 and Elite Eight predictions, talk about the Cade Cunningham injury and what it means for the Eastern Conference, and close out with the historic WNBA CBA deal and what it means for the league's future. Drop your Final Four in the comments — and if you were a bad faith actor about the WNBA, now's your time to apologize. Find us everywhere at atthebuzz.com Check out Caleb's socials: IG @Zuves_35 | Twitter @zuves35 Also give a listen to "Indiana Drive With Caleb Zuver and Friends" @czindrive on all socials.

How Betting Culture Is Reshaping the NBA and Fan Experience

Is sports betting quietly changing the way we watch the NBA? In this episode of At The Buzzer, we break down how gambling culture has become embedded in the NBA experience — from broadcasts and social media to the way fans react to players missing a single rebound or assist. With the All-Star break behind us, we also dive into the real contenders in the second half of the season. Are teams like Detroit, San Antonio, Denver, Boston and OKC truly built for June — or are we overreacting to early statement games? Plus, NBA expansion talks are heating up. With Seattle and Las Vegas likely on deck, we discuss: How an expansion draft would work Which players teams might leave unprotected Whether adding two teams strengthens the league — or dilutes talent Drop your thoughts below: • Has gambling changed how you watch games? • Who’s your Finals matchup right now? • Should the NBA expand to 32 teams? Follow for more NBA analysis, historical debates, and real conversations about hoops.