Ep. 9: LeBron Stands Alone

Ep. 11: Free Agency in NY

The Vets open the show discussing Tyrese Haliburton's recent struggles, and then assess Demar DeRozan's future options, the start of free agency with the Jets and Giants as well as their draft outlook, and the Knicks' recent week of success

Ep. 10: Contenders and Pretenders

Los opens the show with a preview of the upcoming Yankee season, then the Vets jump right into Key's Major Key and discuss the Pelicans', Mavericks' and Timberwolves' playoff viability (37:00), The Knicks' steps forward and steps back along with OG Anunoby's return (01:08:46), The Warriors' new look rotation and recent misfortune (01:28:50), The Lakers' recent stretch of games (01:43:40), and ponder if people should be worried about the Bucks (01:57:25).

Ep. 9: LeBron Stands Alone

Los opens the show to discuss the head coaching carousel in the NFL, then the Vets discuss Key's Major Key of the week (38:00), the current state of the New York Knicks (53:21), LeBron James scoring 40,000 points (01:29:14), and the rest of the NBA's contending teams (01:52:45).

Ep. 8: Association Analysis

The Vets talk all things NBA! They discuss three 2023 NBA Draft steals (12:00), the Lakers and Bulls standing pat at the trade deadline (25:38), LeBron, Bronny's rumored draft status (33:15), Laker coach Darvin Ham (42:40), NBA officiating (53:11), the Knicks' shaky post ASG start (01:10:41), certain moves from the trade deadline (01:18:53), OKC, the MVP and ROTY race (01:31:40), Doc Rivers and the Milwaukee Bucks (01:43:12), and they react to ESPN's new list of the hardest sports (01:50:53).

Ep. 7: SB Aftermath, NBA ASG

Los opens the show to discuss the 2024 NFL Hall of Fame class (00:20), then the Vets discuss some Super Bowl topics including Travis Kelce/Andy Reid (27:20), Tony Romo and other sports broadcasters (34:17), the NFL's current OT rules (46:50) and the RB position in the modern era (54:04). They finish the show talking about the Knicks (1:08:45), the Warriors (1:27:48), and All-Star weekend in the NBA (1:40:28)