Let's discuss the 2025 NBA draft, starting with a brief overview of some historical draft data (1:06). Then, I'll go through each of the lottery picks with a scouting reports, team fits, and will decide if each player will be a Bust, Role Player, or All-Star:

1. Cooper Flagg (4:46)

2. Dylan Harper (10:21)

3. VJ Edgecombe (16:51)

4. Kon Knueppel (23:27)

5. Ace Bailey (29:58)

6. Tre Johnson (37:08)

7. Jeremiah Fears (43:29)

8. Egor Demin (48:51)

9. Collin Murray-Boyles(53:31)

10. Khaman Maluach (58:33)

+ the Mark Williams Trade (1:05:51)

11. Cedric Coward (1:10:38)

12. Noa Essengue (1:16:47)

13. Derik Queen (1:20:36)

+ the Hawks/Pelicans Trade (1:25:33)

14. Carter Bryant (1:29:03)

Lastly, I will wrap up with a few players outside of the lottery that I am higher on than most (1:32:46) and lower on than most (1:37:17)

It's officially the NBA offseason which means teams are ready to make some deals! Let's discuss Kevin Durant being dealt to the Rockets, including how KD fits in Houston and if this pushes them to contender status (0:58), plus, how did the Suns do in their return for Durant? (...not well) (13:39). Next, the Celtics started their massive sell off to reset their cap sheet while Tatum is out, including shipping Jrue Holiday out to Portland for Anfernee Simons (21:01), plus, does the deal make sense for the Blazers? (27:51). Lastly, the Hawks get aggressive in adding Kristaps Porzingis (31:43), the Celtics get under the second apron (38:22), and the Nets join the party in their effort to hoard assets (41:35).

Let's discuss the Game 7 of the 2025 NBA Finals in which the Oklahoma City Thunder won their first NBA championship since moving to OKC, as an awesome 2024-25 season finally comes to a close. We'll start with a quick recap of the game (0:55), before diving into Halliburton’s devastating Achilles injury early in the game (5:08). Then, the Thunder's keys to victory, including their all-time dominant defense (7:16), SGA’s historic season (13:45), the rest of the OKC supporting cast (17:46), a historically great Thunder season (25:46), and if this might be a dynasty in the making (28:26). Lastly, why the Pacers lost (34:42), an appreciation of their unexpected playoff run (41:20), and if they can make it back to the Finals eventually (47:29).