Bias Aside: Recent Episodes
Jeffrey Jacobo, Joshua Loera
A discussion on all the current events in the NBA. Be prepared to laugh, disagree and most importantly enjoy the show.
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The hosts discuss their roles in a cookout and the must-have items for a successful gathering. They mention bringing fresh haircuts, Jordan's famous mac and cheese, freeze pops, ice, pre-seasoned wings, cups and drinks, and cookies. They also talk about the importance of marinating ribs and tri-tip overnight. The conversation segues into planning a bias aside cookout and the hosts' upcoming family event. The conversation covers various topics including the performance of Team USA in the Olympics, the starting lineup, the chemistry between players, and the struggles of the Los Angeles Clippers. The principal themes include Team USA's performance, the role of individual players, and the challenges they may face in the Olympics. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various basketball topics, including Team USA, player roles, the future of LeBron James and Stephen Curry, and the entertainment value of players like Patrick Beverley. They also touch on the potential retirement of LeBron and the rise of new stars like Luka Doncic and Jayson Tatum. The hosts speculate on the possibility of LeBron and Steph joining halftime shows and after shows in the future. They also mention the importance of winning championships or individual accolades to solidify a player's legacy. The conversation covers various topics including player contracts, summer league performances, European basketball, and players who should retire. The main themes include player evaluations, team moves, and fan reactions. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the Sacramento Kings and their acquisition of DeMar DeRozan. They debate whether DeRozan will make a significant impact on the team and if they will be able to make it to the second round of the playoffs. The hosts also express their excitement for the Kings' upcoming season and discuss their rankings in the Western Conference. The conversation then takes a lighthearted turn as they talk about their personal experiences in different cities, including San Diego and Sacramento. They end the episode with some banter about their upcoming haircuts and beard updates.
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This week we talk about Klay Thompson leaving the Warriors. The conversation revolves around the perception of the Western Conference and the Eastern Conference in the NBA. The hosts discuss the number of good teams in each conference and debate whether the West is as tough as it is made out to be. They also touch on specific teams and their playoff readiness. The conversation ends with a playful exchange about the hosts' biases towards their favorite teams. The conversation covers various topics including the top teams in the league, the competitiveness of the East and West conferences, the construction of teams like the Knicks and Pelicans, and the delusional and funniest players in the league. The conversation in this segment revolves around the NBA free agency rumors and potential moves for players like Kyle Kuzma, DeMar DeRozan, and Lauri Markkanen. The hosts discuss the reliability of rumors and the tactics used by teams and media to create buzz. They also touch on the Lakers' salary cap situation and the possibility of adding DeRozan. The conversation then shifts to the Warriors and their need for a big man. They explore potential trade options and the challenges of finding the right fit. The hosts also briefly discuss the WNBA and the criticism faced by rookie Angel Reese. They address the misconceptions surrounding her performance and eligibility for the Olympics. The segment concludes with a discussion about fantasy basketball and the differences between the NBA and WNBA in terms of player availability and strategy. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the potential of upcoming players in the WNBA and their hopes for their favorite teams. They also touch on the debate between Steph Curry and LeBron James, the impact of recent pickups by the Dallas Mavericks and Philadelphia 76ers, and the overall competitiveness of the Eastern and Western Conferences. The hosts share their predictions for the upcoming season and reflect on the Celtics' performance in the previous season.
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The hosts discuss their experiences and excitement surrounding their favorite sports teams winning championships. They also touch on the lack of hype surrounding the most recent NBA draft and the dominance of French and Canadian players in the league. The conversation then shifts to the San Antonio Spurs' draft decisions and the trade involving the number eight pick. The hosts express their confusion about the trade and speculate on the motives behind it. The conversation covers various topics related to the NBA draft, including the motives behind draft picks, the Lakers' and Celtics' picks, and the discussion around Bronny James being drafted by the Lakers. The hosts also touch on the concept of nepotism in sports and the value of second-round picks. They briefly discuss the Houston Rockets' potential trade moves and the reactions of players during the draft. The conversation ends with a mention of a future debate about the rivalry between LeBron James and Stephen Curry. The conversation covers various topics including the trade of Mikal Bridges, the Knicks' chances of winning a championship, the potential success of JJ Redick and Kenny Atkinson in their new roles, and the performance of Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark in the WNBA.
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The conversation revolves around the Boston Celtics winning the championship and the reactions of the hosts. They discuss the perception of the Celtics as a boring team and the lack of all-time great players on the roster. They also debate the importance of individual performances in the finals and the significance of winning back-to-back championships. The hosts express their disappointment and congratulate the Celtics while acknowledging the need for improvement and addressing unanswered questions about the team. The conversation revolves around the performance and perception of the Boston Celtics and the Dallas Mavericks. The hosts discuss the impact of players like Jrue Holiday and Jaylen Brown, the coaching abilities of Joe Mazzulla and Brad Stevens, and the rankings of players like Devin Booker, Donovan Mitchell, and Anthony Edwards. They also touch on the criticism faced by both teams and the expectations placed on them. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the dislike towards the Celtics and the need to embrace it. The conversation revolves around the biases and subjective opinions that influence basketball predictions. The hosts discuss the importance of making realistic predictions based on objective analysis rather than personal preferences. They also touch on the concept of being 'battle-tested' and how it affects teams' performances. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Kyrie Irving and his impact on the Boston Celtics. The conversation concludes with the hosts discussing their picks for a basketball team based on different attributes. They each choose players for categories such as build, athleticism, shooting, passing, and defense. The hosts banter and joke throughout the conversation, adding humor and entertainment. They also mention upcoming episodes and encourage listeners to engage with the podcast.
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The conversation covers a range of topics, including the NBA Finals, the performance of various teams, and the impact of injuries on the playoffs. It also delves into the perception of the Boston Celtics' journey to the finals and the comparison with other teams' paths. The discussion highlights the challenges and successes of different teams and the impact of injuries on their performance. The conversation delves into the impact of injuries on team performance, the significance of winning a championship, and the perception of weak competition. It also explores the Celtics' performance, the expectations placed on Jason Tatum, and the role of key players in the playoffs. The discussion shifts to the Western Conference finals, focusing on the Mavericks' impressive performance and the criticism of Rudy Gobert's defense. The comparison of Anthony Edwards to Michael Jordan and LeBron James is also addressed. The conversation delves into the comparison of NBA players, particularly Anthony Edwards, to legends like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant. It also explores the defensive strategies against players like LeBron James and Nikola Jokic. The discussion shifts to the WNBA and the approach to promoting and managing the career of a rising star like Caitlin Clark. The conversation covers various topics related to the WNBA, including the performance of rookie players, the marketing and business aspects of the league, the need for expansion, and the challenges faced by the WNBA. The hosts discuss the impact of player performance on the league's viewership, the scheduling of games, and the need for more podcasts and media coverage for the WNBA.
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The conversation begins with light banter and introductions before diving into the NBA playoffs. The hosts discuss the Boston Celtics' victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers and the upcoming series against the New York Knicks. They also touch on the Indiana Pacers' lackluster performance and the potential snub of Tyrese Haliburton from Team USA. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the importance of health and luck in winning a championship. The conversation covers the snub of Jalen Brunson from the Team USA roster, the value of pass-first players like Tyrese Halliburton, and the performance of the Denver Nuggets and Minnesota Timberwolves in the playoffs. The hosts discuss the defensive player of the year award and the impact of Rudy Gobert and Evan Mobley. They also speculate on the future of Pascal Siakam and potential trades for the Lakers. The conversation concludes with predictions for the outcome of the Nuggets vs. Timberwolves series. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the performance of Mike Conley, the role players stepping up in the Mavericks-Thunder series, the struggles of Kyrie Irving, potential trade options for the Thunder, and the importance of experience in the playoffs. They also mention various anniversaries and encourage listeners to show love to their loved ones.
Summary
In this conversation, JD and Jeff discuss the NBA playoffs and review the first round series. They share their thoughts on various matchups and players, including the Knicks, Pacers, Mavericks, Thunder, and Timberwolves. They also discuss the hate that can come with success and the importance of experience in the playoffs. JD expresses his frustration with the lack of respect for the Cleveland Cavaliers and highlights their relevance over the years. They end the conversation by making predictions for the second round series. In this conversation, JD and Jeff discuss the lack of dynasties in the NBA and the impact of injuries on team success. They also debate the firing of coaches and the challenges faced by the Lakers. They analyze Kevin Durant's legacy and the importance of winning a championship with the Suns. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the potential of Evan Mobley and the return of dominant big men in the league.
In this conversation, JD and Jeff discuss the NBA playoffs and review the first round series. They share their thoughts on various matchups and players, including the Knicks, Pacers, Mavericks, Thunder, and Timberwolves. They also discuss the hate that can come with success and the importance of experience in the playoffs. JD expresses his frustration with the lack of respect for the Cleveland Cavaliers and highlights their relevance over the years. They end the conversation by making predictions for the second round series. In this conversation, JD and Jeff discuss the lack of dynasties in the NBA and the impact of injuries on team success. They also debate the firing of coaches and the challenges faced by the Lakers. They analyze Kevin Durant's legacy and the importance of winning a championship with the Suns. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the potential of rookie Evan Mobley and the return of dominant big men in the league.
The hosts discuss their excitement for the NBA playoffs and their thoughts on the Hall of Fame tiers. They also express their opinions on the play-in tournament and the teams involved. The conversation touches on the competitiveness of the play-in games and the impact of injuries on teams' performances. The hosts debate whether certain teams deserve a chance in the playoffs based on their regular season records. They also discuss the possibility of restructuring the conferences to create more balanced competition. The episode concludes with a shout-out to Nick Batum for his impressive performance and a suggestion to potentially rebuild the Miami Heat. In this conversation, Jeff and JD discuss the NBA playoffs and make predictions for each series. They cover the Eastern Conference matchups, including the Knicks vs. 76ers, Celtics vs. Nets, and Bucks vs. Pacers. In the Western Conference, they discuss the Thunder vs. Kings, Nuggets vs. Lakers, Timberwolves vs. Suns, and Clippers vs. Mavericks. They provide analysis and predictions for each series, highlighting key players and potential outcomes. The conversation ends with a humorous discussion about Joakim Noah's comments about Cleveland.
In this episode, the hosts discuss the current state of women's basketball, focusing on the NCAA March Madness tournament and the potential of women's players transitioning to the WNBA. They highlight standout players like Paige Bueckers, Caitlin Clark, Juju Watkins, Angel Reese, praising their skills and the overall skill level of women's basketball. They also discuss the age eligibility rules for the WNBA draft and the possibility of players going one-and-done in women's college basketball. The conversation in this segment covers various topics related to basketball, including playing professionally, the impact of NIL deals on college athletes, the rise of women's basketball, and personal experiences on the court. The hosts discuss the potential for college players to go pro, the financial opportunities for athletes through NIL deals, and the impressive performances of female basketball players. They also share stories of being crossed over and dunking in games, highlighting the excitement and psychological impact of these moments. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss their love for basketball and reminisce about their own playing experiences. They also introduce a segment where they create tiers for NBA players based on their Hall of Fame status. They debate which players belong in each tier and discuss the criteria for inclusion. In this episode, the hosts discuss their tier rankings for NBA players. They debate the placement of players like Patrick Ewing, Hakeem Olajuwon, Charles Barkley, Dominique Wilkins, Clyde Drexler, Carmelo Anthony, and more. They also mention the idea of creating tiers for role players. The episode ends with a call to action for listeners to share the podcast and send in voice messages.
Summary
The conversation covers various topics including the inconsistency of the Boston Celtics, Jamal Murray's impressive performance, the pressure on Jason Tatum, and the importance of having a point guard. The discussion also touches on Kevin Durant's playoff struggles and his legacy, as well as the potential trade of Bradley Beal. The lack of a point guard on the Phoenix Suns is highlighted as a potential weakness. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the current state of several NBA teams and players. The conversation covers the success of the Miami Heat, their ability to find hidden talent, and the need for a star player. The hosts then transition to analyzing the past 10 number one draft picks, starting with the 2013 draft. They discuss the hits and misses of each draft and compare the players' careers. The conversation concludes with a review of the 2019 NBA draft and the selection of Zion Williamson. The hosts evaluate the NBA drafts from 2019 to 2024, discussing the quality of the drafts and the performance of the top picks. They give each draft a grade and highlight the standout players. They also discuss the importance of having a diverse skill set and the impact of team situations on player development. Overall, they emphasize the significance of the draft in shaping a player's career and the role of humility and self-awareness in adapting to different roles in the NBA.
Takeaways
- The Boston Celtics are facing inconsistency and pressure as the playoffs approach.
- Jason Tatum is a talented player but needs to overcome the pressure and lead the Celtics to success.
- Kevin Durant's playoff struggles and lack of championship success impact his legacy.
- Having a reliable point guard is crucial for a team's success in the NBA.
- The Phoenix Suns' lack of a point guard could be a weakness in the playoffs. The success of a player in the NBA draft is influenced by factors such as team situation, coaching, and player development.
- Having a diverse skill set and the ability to adapt to different roles is crucial for long-term success in the NBA.
- The evaluation of a draft class can change over time as players develop and new talents emerge.
- Arrogance and self-belief are common traits among NBA superstars, but humility and self-awareness are important for adapting to changing roles and circumstances.
- The NBA draft is a complex process, and success is not solely determined by individual talent, but also by team fit and management decisions.
Back again this week and we apologize for our absence and discuss the Skills Challenge, Three-Point Contest, and Dunk Contest. We debate the future of the Dunk Contest and question the relevance of All-Star Weekend. The conversation concludes with a debate on the All-Star Game format. The conversation covers various topics related to the NBA, including the lack of effort in the All-Star Game, the lack of defense in the league, and possible solutions to improve the game. The evolution of the NBA and the impact of offensive rule changes are also discussed. The value of defensive players and the changing role of big men are explored. The desire for more scoring and the possibility of a four-point line are debated. The issues between George Karl and Carmelo Anthony, as well as the criticism of Austin Rivers by Stephen Jackson, are highlighted. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the focus on drama over basketball in the NBA. In this episode, we discuss the number of podcasts and the saturation of the market. We also talk about the ratings and reviews of their own podcast. The conversation then shifts to the real contenders in basketball and the chances of different teams winning the championship. We express our thoughts on the Boston Celtics and their potential for success. We also discuss the possibility of Cleveland beating Boston in the playoffs. The episode concludes with a discussion about potential locations for the All-Star game and the use of LED courts in NBA games.
Takeaways
- There is a lack of effort and defense in the NBA, particularly evident in the All-Star Game.
- Adam Silver has made positive changes to the NBA, but more needs to be done to address the lack of effort.
- The NBA has evolved to prioritize offense, with a focus on three-point shooting and spreading the floor.
- The role of big men in the NBA has changed, with many now shooting three-pointers.
- There is a desire for more scoring in the NBA, but it is important to maintain a balance between offense and defense.
- Drama and personal conflicts often overshadow the game of basketball in the NBA. The podcast market is becoming saturated, with a large number of podcasts available.
- Ratings and reviews are important for podcasts, and the hosts take pride in their high rating.
- The Boston Celtics have a strong roster but face criticism and pressure to win a championship.
- Cleveland is seen as an underdog, but the hosts joke about going to Cleveland if they beat Boston.
- LED courts could add a unique element to NBA games, and there are several cities that would be ideal for hosting the All-Star game.
On this week's episode we answered questions from our listeners. We answered whether Kevin Garnett is underrated and if it's time to consider a Trae Young trade. We also talked about the big trade in Indiana. We then discussed the Clippers fan section and what we felt about it. We also joked about Deandre Ayton missing a game due to ice. All that and much more!
In this episode, we discuss the recent win by the Detroit Pistons, breaking their 28-game losing streak. We then shift our focus to the struggles of the Los Angeles Lakers and the potential issues between coach Darvin Ham and the team. We then debate the Lakers' roster and the need for a consistent 20-point scorer. We also speculate on the future of Coach Ham and whether the Lakers will make any trades to improve their team. The conversation covers various topics including the Lakers, the Get Back in the Gym segment, Draymond Green, Ricky Rubio, the Oklahoma City Thunder, the LA Clippers, and All-Star voting. In this episode, we engage in a lighthearted conversation about beards and facial hair. We discuss our own experiences with growing and maintaining beards, as well as the challenges and insecurities that can come with it. We also share funny stories about barbers and discuss some of the worst NBA beards we've seen.
Takeaways
The Detroit Pistons ended their 28-game losing streak with a win over the Toronto Raptors.
The Los Angeles Lakers are facing challenges, including roster issues and coaching decisions.
The Lakers need a consistent 20-point scorer to improve their performance.
There is speculation about the future of Coach Darvin Ham and potential trades for the Lakers.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Detroit Pistons' Win
03:13 Struggles of the Los Angeles Lakers
13:29 Discussion on Lakers' Roster and Coaching
22:38 Speculation on the Future of Coach Darvin Ham
28:33 The Need for a 20-Point Scorer on the Lakers
30:12 Potential Trades for the Lakers
30:34 Discussion on the Lakers
32:23 Get Back in the Gym segment
36:41 Discussion on Draymond Green
43:14 Shoutout to Ricky Rubio
44:14 Discussion on the Oklahoma City Thunder
48:48 Discussion on the LA Clippers
53:36 All-Star Voting
58:17 Beard Talk
01:00:00 Desired Facial Hair
01:01:40 Barber Stories
01:03:49 Worst NBA Beards
01:05:10 Closing Remarks
On this week's episode, we discuss the Detroit Pistons continuing to lose! We also talk about the Timberwolves and how they've been performing. We then get in to Mikal Bridges eating Chipotle every day for 10 years!!! All that and much, much more!
On this week's episode, we obviously discuss Draymond Green molly whopping Jusuf Nurkic. Then we discuss whether it's time for the Warriors to blow up their team. We also get into the Lakers winning the In Season Tournament and Anthony Davis's dominance. We then question Zion Williamson's diet choices and whether he has lived up to the hype. All that and much, much more!
On this week's episode we talk about how much of a success the NBA's in season tournament has been. Then we discuss the Josh Giddey situation. We also talk about the Bucks' defensive concerns and then take the time to shout out the Orlando Magic for playing great basketball. All that and much more!
On this week's episode we discuss the Warriors and Draymond Green deciding to choke out Rudy Gobert and their historic beef. Then we get into the struggling Clippers after the James Harden trade. JD also tells us who needs to hit the gym and get better. All that and much more on Bias Aside!
On this week's episode we are back with some predictions. Who will win MVP? Who will win the NBA finals. All that and more. Then we discuss the James Harden trade and whether the Clippers or Sixers won it.
On this week's episode we go through some teams and discuss which NBA teams should consider trading certain players. All that and much more!
On this week's episode, we discussed Jrue Holiday joining the Celtics. We also talked about Dillon Brooks getting ejected in his first game as a Houston Rocket. Then Jeff talked about one of the worst jerseys he's ever seen. All that and much more!
On this week's episode we are back to discuss the biggest news of the week. Damian Lillard was finally traded to the Mia- wait no, the MILWAUKEE BUCKS. We discuss his fit with Giannis, whether we like the trade and if they got better. We also discuss how it impacts the Suns, Blazers and much more!
We're back and this week we answer some of your questions! We also discuss James Harden not making the all star team and his legacy. We also discuss trades that we would take back if we could. Then we get into players we think should make the hall of fame and the ones that shouldn't be in there to begin with. All that and much more!
On this week's episode we talk about James Harden and the drama he has created in Philly with his old friend Daryl Morey. We also talk about whether Joel Embiid will want to stay in Philly. We then get into whether the package the Miami Heat have offered for Damian Lillard is even good. We discuss the NBA in-season tournament as well as some of our favorite throwback players. All that and much more!
This week was our first episode in person! Nyge came down to record with us and we had a blast! We talked about Jaylen Brown and Anthony Davis's huge contracts. Then we got in to Team USA Basketball in the FIBA World Cup. Then discussed if Trae Young was snubbed off the team. We also talked about Klay Thompson taking back his rings flex on Devin Booker. All that and much more!
On this week's episode we talk about whether Derrick Rose should be in the hall of fame or not? We also get into the exchanges Drayomond Green had on the twitter with Kevin Garnett and Jordan Poole's dad. Then we decided to re-draft the top 10 of the 2010 NBA draft. All that and much more!
On this week's episode we get into whether Victor Wembanayama is going to be a future MVP. We also discuss our all time NBA starting lineup. Then we talk about Kyrie Irving signing with Anta and the possible impact he could have on the brand. We also discuss some of our favorite basketball shoes.
On this week's episode we discuss the rest of the free agency moves. Is Chris Paul a good fit on the Warriors? Does Miami have the best trade offer for Damian Lillard? We also discuss who will be the next franchise to win an NBA championship. All that and much more!
This week we discuss all the madness in the NBA. We do a live reaction to Marcus Smart being traded to the Grizzlies, Kristaps Porzingis being traded to Celtics and also discuss Brad Beal being traded to the Suns. Also, what are the odds that Victor Wembanyama is a bust? Plus, we get into a little slamball. All that and much more!
On this week's episode we say our farewells to the Boston Celtics. Then we discuss if the Celtics need to make drastic moves in order to get better. We then shout out the Miami Heat for making it to the Finals. Then we try to figure out if the Heat will find a way to stop Jokic. All that and much more in this week's episode!
On this week's episode, Nyge takes time to celebrate LeBron and the Lakers getting swept. We also make sure to show Jokic and the Nuggets some love. Then we discuss whether the Celtics can pull off the comeback against the Heat. All that and much more!
On this week's episode JD had a lot to say about the Warriors and Nyge had the equal amount to share about Lakers fans and LeBron. Jeff said farewell to the Sixers and of course we HAD to talk about Ja Morant. All that and much more!
This week, Nyge celebrates the Warrior's win over the Kings. JD complains about where people put Steph on the all time greats list. OBVIOUSLY we talked about Dillon Brooks. We also discuss whether Suns will be able to win game against the Nuggets, and Jeff asks for everyone to put some respect on Jokic's name.
On this week's episode we talk about Jimmy Butler's incredible performance to take down the Milwaukee Bucks. We also talk about Trae Young's huge game 5 performance. Who will win the Lakers-Grizzlies series and also should we feel bad for the Kings? All that and much more!
Today we had a special guest, Ryan Hollins! We had him come in and talk about his career, the LeBron, Giannis, Doc Rivers' comments on the Clippers, his time at ESPN and much, much more!
On this week's episode we went over all the first round matchups and how we're feeling about them. Nygel had some things to get off his chest about the Warriors and Kings fans. JD did not want to talk about the Hawks or Nuggets but you know he wanted to talk about LeBron. All that and much more!
On this week's episode we are back to discuss the end of the season and the NBA playoffs along with the play-in. We are joined by Hunter Patterson of The Athletic to talk some hoops and specifically the Kings. We discussed if the Lakers or Warriors would be able to pull off some upsets, whether Zion Williamson should be playing and also made our playoff bracket predictions. All that and more!
We are back this week to discuss all of our favorite NBA topics. LeBron is back, and JD has to celebrate it! Is the Western Conference wide open? Some people believe the Warriors, Lakers and Suns have nothing to worry about. We also discuss if Klay Thompson is the same player he used to be. All that and much, much more!
This week we're back to talk about who deserves MVP. Jokic or Embiid? Should the Celtics be worried about Jaylen Brown? We also dive into Paul George's injury and whether the Clippers are finished. All that and much, much more.
This week we had a special guest on! Sean Deveney from heavy.com joined us to talk about his career in sports, including Kobe Bryant, Shaq, the Olympics and much, much more! Hope you enjoy!
On this week's episode we obviously had to start off with Ja Morant and the Memphis Grizzlies. We also discussed whether we should be worried or not about the Boston Celtics. Jeff also had to take a minute to acknowledge Giannis's SHAMELESS stat padding! All that and much more on this week's episode!
This week we decide to take break from discussing the Lakers to discuss the Kings and Knicks and their great play. We also get into the matchup between the Celtics and Cavs. Also, is Kyrie's time in the NBA almost up? Are the Mavs contenders? Are the Clippers contenders? All that and much more in today's episode!
In this week's episode we discuss NBA All Star weekend and whether it was actually good or not. We also discuss Russell Westbrook joining the Clippers. Is Kevin Durant a leader? Is Chris Paul a winner? And much much more!
We had to come back for another episode because of all the madness that went down in the NBA today. Kevin Durant to the Phoenix Suns?! Enough said. Join us for some hoops talks!
In today's episode we discuss the biggest news of the week. LeBron James surpasses Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the all time leader in total regular season points! We also discuss the Lakers trading for D'Angelo Russell, the Mavericks trading for Kyrie Irving and then we do our first "Brick or Bucket" with the help of our listeners. Hope you enjoy!
On this week's episode we talk about the no-call the Lakers and LeBron had versus the Boston Celtics. We also discuss if Luka Doncic is easy play with and who the Dallas Mavericks could surround him with to make the team better. The debate of the day was who is better: Joel Embiid or Nikola Jokic? JD and Jeff discuss! All that and more NBA topics.
We are back from vacation to discuss the hottest NBA topics. Everything from the Shannon Sharpe incident, Rui Hachimura trade, Ben Simmons struggles and much much more!!!
On this week's episode we discussed the top 10 NBA players of ALL TIME. Where does Michael Jordan rank? Does LeBron James surpass him? Is Kobe Bryant even top 5? We discuss on this week's episode!
On today's episode JD calls an iso to celebrate Donovan Mitchell's 71 point game. We also take the time to put together our all star rosters. Get ready for some fun random facts as well because we had plenty of them!
In today's episode we took the time to talk about how we fell in love with basketball and some of our favorite teams growing up. We also talked about some hypothetical 2-on-2 matchups that were very interesting. Enjoy!
We're back! Sorry in advance for the audio issues! This week we talk about Luka's killer performance and where it ranks all time. We also discuss the Nets and whether they have figured it out. We shout out Kobe Bryant and get into some hilarious conversations. Enjoy!
We are back this week to discuss a lot! Is it time for the Bulls to blow it up? Can Zach Lavine even be traded. We also talk about the Anthony Davis and whether the Lakers should have traded him. JD also rants about how bad the Hornets have been. All that and more in this week's episode of Bias Aside!
This week we discuss some spicy topics like if the Suns are sore losers. Are the Pelicans for real? Is Jalen Green as good as we think he is? All that and much more on this week's episode of Bias Aside!
This week we return after a mini hiatus. We discuss the Lakers potentially being back to where they should have started. We also discuss whether the Bulls should decide to blow it up. Also, are Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum the best duo in the NBA? All that discussed and more in this week's episode.
This week we discuss some hot topics. Is LeBron an All Star this year? Did the Utah Jazz make the worst trade of all time? Can the Blazers keep up their great play? All that plus much more on this week's episode of Bias Aside!!!
This week we discuss the Golden State Warrior's struggles. We also shout out some of our favorite players so far this season. Can we talk about the Utah Jazz too? Tune in to see what else we discuss!
After a long hiatus we are back to discuss all the hottest topics in the NBA. Of course, the Nets and the Lakers but we have some new hot takes for you as well. Hope you enjoy! And we promise your favorite NBA podcast is here to stay.
This week we discuss some more NBA news! Do you think Kawhi is a texter? Is DeMar DeRozan just Michael Jordan in 2020? Plus we show love to a few players you may have forgotten about. Episode 8!
This week Stat Guy is back. We discuss the Rockets future. Do the Clippers have chemistry issues? Also take a look at the MVP odds for next season. How much is too much for Kyle Kuzma in a trade? Plus much, much more. Enjoy!
This week we discuss the Lakers winning the finals! We give LeBron his flowers while he's here! And we get into what we are looking forward to next season. As always plenty of laughs and analysis!
After taking a week off, Jeff finally decides to mourn the Celtics series loss to the Miami Heat. They also discuss Miami vs LA and how that series is going. Also, tender heels, tag spray and scary cats? Tune in to find out!
Episode 4! This week Stat Guy is back and he has a voice this time! We go over both conference finals and discuss the awards given out. We don't necessarily agree with some of the decisions so listen to find out what we think! Also spicy diet coke?
This week we apologize for our mini hiatus, get caught up on all the current NBA series, and provide a live reaction to Clippers-Nuggets game 7. As always some spicy takes, and who would've thought Josh didn't like State Farm commercials?
On this week's episode we discuss Luka Doncic's amazing play, playoff match ups and our favorite Kobe moments. As always plenty of spicy takes!
First episode of the Bias Aside Podcast! NBA playoffs are in full effect! On this episode we discuss every playoff match up, give some bold predictions and give out our personal season awards. Plus things get spicy. Hope you don't like In n Out or candy corn!!!
Also apologies for the sound quality. We had some technical difficulties and will correct next week.
Thanks for listening!