All-Star Weekend is set to take place in Los Angeles and hosts Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving attempt to give NBA fans some clarity on how the events will unfold. They make picks for everything from a star-studded 3-Point Contest field, to a lesser-known group of Slam Dunk Contest participants, to the USA vs. World All-Star Game on Sunday.

Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving break down their five favorite moves from a busy NBA trade deadline. From James Harden's trade to the Cavs, Jaren Jackson Jr.'s shocking move to the Jazz and the Pacers' landing Ivica Zubac, the two hosts talk through the most impactful trades for this season and beyond.

NBA Soundsystem hosts Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving discuss the 2026 All-Star starters and debate who they believe has earned a spot as a reserve. They also break down the latest trade rumors around the league with the deadline two weeks away. They go through possible destinations for players like Giannis Antetokounmpo, Ja Morant and Michael Porter Jr., and talk about what's next for the Warriors after Jimmy Butler's injury.

As the calendar flips into 2026, Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving are back to buy and sell what's real — and what is it — from the latest happenings around the NBA. As the defending champion Thunder have stumbled from their 70-win pace, the two begin by analyzing the slump and the MVP race that features Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. The two also discuss Jaylen Brown and the Celtics' recent form, voting for this year's All-Star Game, the trade rumors surrounding Hawks star Trae Young and more.

Hosts Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving discuss the Thunder's dominance and the first round of the NBA Cup before making their predictions for the semifinals and finals. The two then dive into the latest trade rumors around the NBA, including Giannis Antetokounmpo's future and potential suitors for Anthony Davis.

Less than one month into the NBA season, an exhausting list of key players have gone down with injuries. Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving examine potential causes and solutions for the league-wide issue before diving into LeBron James' debut and the Raptors' revitalized start to the 2025-26 campaign.

With all 30 NBA teams getting settled into the new season, Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving move from overreactions to take a more levelheaded approach by deciphering what's real and what isn't. From the Bulls' hot start to Ja Morant's disgruntlement and the Lakers' standing as a real contender, the duo covers it all from coast to coast.