#73 - Who is the NBA's best two-way player?

08/07/17 • 79 min

With Doc Rivers out as Los Angeles Clippers president, is the dual coach/president role going extinct? Can Tom Thibodeau and Stan Van Gundy continue to handle those duties with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Detroit Pistons, respectively?
Is Michael Jordan right to say Kawhi Leonard is the best two-way player in the NBA? Who belongs higher on all-time rankings, Kobe Bryant or LeBron James? Should the Timberwolves hand a max contract to Andrew Wiggins? Do you buy the argument from Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey that NBA award voting should be abolished without set criteria?
Check out the episode to hear Morten Jensen (@msjnba), Sarah Cilea (@wildhorses65) and Bryan Toporek (@btoporek) discuss all of that and more.
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#72 - How will Derrick Rose fit with the Cleveland Cavaliers?

Can the Cleveland Cavaliers go into training camp with Kyrie Irving on their roster? How will Derrick Rose fit in Cleveland? If the Cavs trade Irving, can Rose be a viable starter for them?
Did the Brooklyn Nets err in not receiving a draft pick in their trade for Allen Crabbe? Why did the San Antonio Spurs overpay Pau Gasol? Is there reason to worry about Ben Simmons serving as the Philadelphia 76ers' starting point guard?
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#74- Opening Week schedule and NBA 'Would You Rather?'

Which games should NBA fans be most excited about during the opening week of the 2017-18 season? Which matchups are appointment viewing on Christmas Day?
For the 2017-18 season, who would you rather have: Nikola Jokic or DeMarcus Cousins? Jimmy Butler or Paul George? Kawhi Leonard or Kevin Durant? Joel Embiid or Karl-Anthony Towns?
Check out the episode to hear Morten Jensen (@msjnba), Sarah Cilea (@wildhorses65) and Bryan Toporek (@btoporek) discuss all of that and more.
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