198 episodi
Brian Windhorst & The Hoop Collective ESPN
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- Pallacanestro
Brian Windhorst and a team of ESPN's Insiders sort out life in and around the NBA world.
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Men of their Word
Is it a two-man race for MVP? Brian Windhorst, Kirk Goldsberry and Ohm Youngmisuk discuss how dominant LeBron James has been and how vulnerable the Lakers might be (8:15), when to raise the warning flag on the Clippers (28:25) and the all-in Rockets (36:30).
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Bit of a Disaster
The Celtics are hot, so how wide really is the gap between Boston and Milwaukee? Brian Windhorst, Jackie MacMullan and Tim MacMahon debate that (24:50) after discussing John Beilein's departure from Cleveland. Plus, the crew talks about some of the overachieving teams they're excited to watch down the final stretch of the regular season (37:20).
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Expecting the Unexpected
How early on in their lives do players realize that they're better than good? Brian Windhorst and Andrew Han get some unexpected thoughts from the NBA's younger players at All-Star weekend.
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Tighten It Up
The debut of Zion Williamson was later than folks hoped for, but he's tearing up the league. Brian Windhorst, Kevin Pelton and Andrew Han discuss how good Zion already is and how good he could become, Ja Morant and the Grizzlies' 8-seed run (16:26) and whether the Clippers can stay healthy (20:03).
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Big-Time Bucket Getter
The skidding 76ers need the All-Star break, explains Brian Windhorst, Jackie MacMullan and Tim MacMahon. Plus, the crew discusses the Rockets' small-ball lineup (26:52), how James Harden feels about the recent roster moves and the D'Angelo Russell era in Golden State (42:14).
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No Bathroom Breaks
Just after the trade deadline, Brian Windhorst, Rachel Nichols and Kevin Pelton gather to discuss the Timberwolves/Warriors trade (10:03), the Clippers' acquisition of Marcus Morris Sr. (19:45), the surprising Andre Drummond trade (25:31) and some significant contender moves (36:00).
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Love it. Legs rocks, Russillo rocks, get Jalen Rose on more podcasts please!
Getting better… Champion notwithstanding…
10/02/2013
This podcast was great 2 years ago (thanks to Russillo), very very good last year (Legs Legler, Yam and others). This year, Gutierrez tries his best to keep it good, but Bowen is unbearable with his screams and preconceived opinions... Get rid of the bow tie!
I could not go higher than 2 stars.
Peeeeeeeeaceeeeee!
UPDATE 06/02/2015
After a better 2013 season, in which Bowen finally toned down his antics, this year edition is very good and could be better if they'll limit the crew of hosts.
Gutierrez, Sedano, Goodman, Kezirian, Shelburne and Stein are REALLY good.
Elhassan could be very good if he cuts his acting: You're not gonna be a standup comedian man and with the earphones on your screams are a real pain in the butt. You're competent and insightful, why play the "payaso"?
Windhorst is good when he doesn't talk LeBron (so he's good about 10% of the time).
Cari Champion is absolutely annoying and her "Lakers takes" are dreadful. Probably she worked too much on First Take (AKA The Worst Sport Show On Earth): she screams, she interrupts other hosts (she learned that very well from Skip "The Idiot" Bayliss), she blabbers constantly about useless things, she always defends herself with the "Everybody could express his opinions..." (another thing she learned on the WSSOH), she really drags down all the episodes she's in.
(Yes producer, now you could insert one of the stupid "hate hard" jingle that so often destroy the flow of the podcast...).
Only 4 stars thanks to Cari... Maybe next year they could reach 5.
