In the season one finale of The New Twenty Four, Gavriel and Torrence go back-and-forth analyzing all the major news and moves to take shape at the onset of the free agency period in Episode 34, as the duo discuss the three-team trade between the Celtics, Nets and Hawks that sent All-Star big man Kristaps Porzingis out to Atlanta just days prior to the draft. While sharpshooting guard Luke Kennard and Nickeil Alexander-Walker get set to join The Unicorn beside Trae Young in the 404 (02:55).

Kyrie Irving's new deal with the Mavericks (05:50), the broadcast and studio teams for both the NBA on NBC & Prime Video next season (09:18), the restricted free agency of Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga (12:35).

The NBA's board of governors approval of the Minnesota Timberwolves sale that officially grants majority ownership to former baseball star Alex Rodriguez as the franchise inks Julius Randle and Naz Reid to brand new contract extensions (15:19), Sam Presti's future (19:57), Masai Ujiri's ousting after a decade in the front office with the Toronto Raptors (23:05).

Dwyane Wade's recent remarks on the Miami Heat on his Timeout podcast (26:39), thoughts on the 2025 NBA Draft (30:49). In addition to the trade between the Cavs and Bulls sending Lonzo Ball to Cleveland (37:10).

Malik Beasley being under investigation on allegations of gambling related to NBA games and how it has impacted his free agency market (39:57), LeBron James' decision to exercise his $52.6M player option with the Los Angeles Lakers in 25-26 (43:18).

Deandre Ayton finalizing a buyout with the Portland Trail Blazers to hit the marketplace (49:06), the Hornets acquisition of Collin Sexton via Utah (52:35). James Harden's new deal with the LA Clippers (55:29).

The Rockets grand moves during opening day of free agency (58:04), Denver's acquisitions of Cam Johnson, Bruce Brown & Jonas Valanciunas (1:00:47), SGA's new supermax to remain in Oklahoma City (1:04:49).

Myles Turner's spurning Indiana to head out to Milwaukee as Damian Lillard gets waived by the Bucks (1:06:37) and more in yet another jam-packed episode.

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Gavriel and Torrence return for the 33rd consecutive week to discuss the Buss family's decision to sell the Los Angeles Lakers to Mark Walter for $10 billion, marking the largest sale of a pro sports franchise in the United States. In addition to the Chicago Bulls quietly coming to terms with Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley on contract extensions to remain in the front office, the New York Knicks never-ending search for a head coach and a pair of trades involving the Trail Blazers sending Anfernee Simons and future picks to the Celtics in exchange for two-time All-Star guard Jrue Holiday, as well as another involving former Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole swapping residencies with his fellow peer CJ McCollum to join the New Orleans Pelicans as part of a 4-player deal in a loaded Opening Tip-Off segment (04:21).

While also sharing their official takeaways from the 2025 NBA Finals between the Pacers & Thunder (32:30) and the road that lies ahead for Indiana this offseason just days after falling to Oklahoma City in the wake of seeing their All-Star guard Tyrese Haliburton tear his Achilles in Game 7 (42:59).

On top of the top storylines and teams hoops fans should keep their eyes on in what's shaping up to be a wide open Eastern Conference next season (52:04) before holding an in-depth talk on the blockbuster trade between the Phoenix Suns and Houston Rockets that sent Kevin Durant to Clutch City (1:00:48) and recent hoopla surrounding Rutgers' Ace Bailey's refusal to work out for teams leading up to the NBA Draft (1:13:42) as the duo discusses several teams, prospects and stories people should be on the lookout following the event out in Brooklyn (1:19:35).

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In episode 32 of The New Twenty Four, Gave and Torrence converge to discuss the first major trade to take place a few weeks before free agency involving the Memphis Grizzlies shipping out Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony and four unprotected first-round picks that went down at the top of the week and how it will help both franchises entering the 2025-26 campaign (06:23), while also talking further on all the news pertaining to Kevin Durant's marketplace and how the Phoenix Suns have put themselves in a tough spot to unload the two-time NBA Finals MVP among other items in this week's Opening Tip-Off segment (14:52).

Prior to taking a further dive back into all of the action going down in the battle for the Larry O'Brien Trophy between the Indiana Pacers and Oklahoma City Thunder, as the friends take time to examine how OKC managed to regain control of the series (21:13) and where things have managed to go wrong for Indiana at arguably the most pivotal time of the year (29:35).

In addition to evaluating whether or not Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle should have decided to ride the hot hand of backup point guard T.J. McConnell over Tyrese Haliburton in the midst of his struggles during Game 5 (35:35), before talking on what's impressed them watching the evolution of Jalen Williams (36:55). On top of whether or not this year's Finals matchup is the best of the decade (42:01), before discussing if NBA fans of the 2010s happened to be spoiled by championship showdowns of recent past (48:23) and closing up shop by highlighting what spectators should be on the lookout for in Game 6 & more (55:30).

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