The Warriors are officially in a two-year window after trading for Jimmy Butler, but they still have most of their first-round picks and a real decision to make about how aggressively they want to chase one last run with Steph Curry. In this episode, we explore whether a Giannis trade is even realistic — and what it would look like if Golden State swapped Butler, Kuminga, and Podziemski to create a short Giannis window before flipping him.

Superstar trades look like shortcuts to contention, but they almost always cost teams the one thing they can’t replace: flexibility. In this episode, we break down why emptying the asset cupboard for any star — even someone as great as Giannis — creates a fragile, short-lived contention window. Without picks, young players, or movable contracts, teams lose the ability to adjust, solve playoff problems, or survive randomness.

We dive into the Dallas Mavericks' current predicament and the potential trade of Anthony Davis. Anthony discusses the implications of trading Davis at his lowest value and the strategic missteps that could follow. With potential trade partners like the LA Clippers, Chicago Bulls, and Miami Heat, this episode explores the complexities of NBA trades, tanking strategies, and the future of the Mavericks' roster. Tune in to understand why trading Davis might not be the best move and what alternatives could set the Mavericks on a path to success.

LaMelo Ball’s frustration with the Charlotte Hornets is reaching a breaking point — and honestly, who can blame him? In this episode, we dive into why the Hornets have failed to build a real team around their franchise star, how years of questionable moves led here, and where LaMelo might play next.

The Orlando Magic come off a stellar season in as good of shape as anybody going into this offseason. I explain why their challenge will be improving carefully and trying not to do too much too soon.

We analyze the biggest Trade Deadline moves impacting teams in the Western Conference - the Lakers, Warriors, Kings, Spurs, and Suns - as they fight to climb the playoff standings.

Cake joins me for our annual over/under win predictions for the Western Conference, where we break down each team’s roster and discuss who’s likely to exceed expectations — and who might fall short.

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.