The Boston Celtics escaped the Second Apron far easier than anyone expected. In this episode, we give them their flowers and push back on any idea that a teardown is coming — this team will be competitive next season.

In this episode, I break down four trades that need to happen — featuring Austin Reaves, Jarrett Allen, Jonathan Kuminga, and Domantas Sabonis. These deals aren’t just headline-worthy — they make sense for everyone involved, both now and in the long run.

The Kevin Durant trade saga is finally over. In this episode, we break down the return for the Suns and explain why this is an excellent move for the Rockets — both for their present and their long-term outlook.

Desmond Bane is headed to Orlando. In this quick reaction, I break down why the Magic overreached with this move, and why the Grizzlies made a smart play for their long-term future.

This episode reintroduces The Ten Commandments of Team Building for my newly launched YouTube channel — a set of core principles NBA teams should follow to stay in championship contention year after year.

The Bucks’ roster mismanagement has driven Giannis out of town — we dive into how it happened and explore the most realistic trade destinations for the superstar forward. Plus, offseason previews for the Celtics, Nuggets, Cavaliers, and Warriors as each team faces major decisions heading into the summer. Lastly, I announce the rebrand of this podcast and a YouTube channel to go with it, called "Basketball Gospel".

This episode previews a pivotal offseason for the Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat—two teams expected to be aggressive on the trade market. We break down their roster needs, cap flexibility, and the potential shakeups that could reshape their futures. Get ready for a summer of bold moves in Dallas and Miami.

We break down offseason previews for the New Orleans Pelicans, San Antonio Spurs, and Portland Trail Blazers. As the Pelicans explore trade options for their declining superstar Zion Williamson, we examine potential destinations. I explain why the Spurs aren’t interested in Zion — and why the Trail Blazers are.