Three and D Podcast Steven Graham

Sean and Steve reconvene to discuss the state of the NBA playoffs as the conference finals draw near. During this podcast, they go series by series as they analyze not only the basketball being played, but what each series outcome could mean for the participating teams.

Sean and Steve are back with this session on the best and worst individual performances in the first round of the 2016 NBA Playoffs. Later, they also discuss the issues that surround the teams that had already been shown their exit tickets by recording time (Houston Rockets, Dallas Mavericks, Detroit Pistons, and Memphis Grizzlies).

Sean O'Neill and Steve Graham are living proof that Vegas knows how to take your money in this edition of the Three and D NBA Podcast. If you'll recall, we (much like many other NBA media outlets) put on our prophet caps during the preseason, attempting to predict the over/unders on win totals for each NBA team. How did these predictions turn out, you ask? With the season fairly complete, we thought it'd be a good time to check on just how well (or, ehh, poorly) the two of us performed.

In what might appear to be a very hot take-mired episode of the Three and D NBA Podcast, Sean and Steve tackle thought-provoking topics such as: the line between journalism and gossip in sports reporting (re: D'Angelo Russell/Nick Young situation), the line between accepted jeering and stomach-turning boasting among sports players (re: Reggie Jackson v. the Thunder), and possible reasons a team like the Chicago Bulls is rumored to be seeking suitors for their 26-year-old star in Jimmy Butler.

Taking a stroll down NBA Draft memory lane, we look at past mock drafts and how they would change the course of history in the present day NBA if those mocks were true. From 2013-15, we look at some of the biggest hits and misses from those draft classes.

Your favorite Irishmen, Sean O'Neill and Steve Graham, discuss and debate their NBA MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Sixth Man, Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Executive of the Year predictions (along with the help of some bourbon and Jack Daniels). They also discuss their All-NBA First Team choices through mid-March.