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Who Says No? The NBA Trade Podcast Colin Ward-Henninger and Sam Quinn
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NBA trades and transactions have become just as important as the games themselves, and they deserve just as much attention. Join NBA writers Colin Ward-Henninger and Sam Quinn as they discuss deals, propose fake trades and analyze free-agent signings across the league. If you're an NBA fan and you enjoy player movement (of course you do), this is the podcast for you. Give us a listen. Who says no?
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State of the Lakers, Trade Deadline edition with Yossi Gozlan
Yossi Gozlan joins the show to discuss the upcoming trade deadline as an inflection point for the Lakers. Who can they actually get? Is Russell Westbrook tradable? Where is all of this going?
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State of the Lakers with Yossi Gozlan
Yossi Gozlan returns in the first episode of "Who Says No" of the season to discuss all things Lakers, including:
The disappointing defense.Talen Horton-Tucker outplaying Russell Westbrook.Kendrick Nunn trades and how the Lakers can find matching salary.The rotation when the roster is healthy.Frank Vogel.
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Cleveland as a Ben Simmons fit with Evan Dammarell
Evan Dammarell joins the show to talk about Cleveland as a possible fit for Ben Simmons in a trade. We break down what Philly might be interested in, Collin Sexton's long-term upside, a possible fit with Evan Mobley, and eventually land on a three-team trade structure that works for all parties involved.
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Breaking down the ramifications of a possible 2025 cap spike with Yossi Gozlan
Yossi Gozlan joins to discuss recent reports that the NBA is hoping to earn $75 billion on its new TV deal and the accompanying report that such a windfall could push the salary cap up to $171 million. How will this affect the NBA in the present? What will happen in the 2025 offseason when everybody has space? Could the NBA use cap smoothing to prevent an outcome similar to 2016?
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How the offseason affects award races, Part 2
Brandon Anderson remains on the pod to discuss two great value plays for Defensive Player of the Year, the incredibly stupid trend that dictates Sixth Man of the Year winners, chances at free money on Rookie of the Year and Stephen Curry bets and Sam's favorite for the scoring title.
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How the offseason affects award races, Part 1
Brandon Anderson from The Action Network checks in to help make you some money on the upcoming NBA season's awards races. We name an obvious (and undervalued) MVP favorite, discuss sleepers, break down a profitable trend in Coach of the Year winners and dive deep on Most Improved Player candidates in Part 1. For Defensive Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year and Sixth Man of the Year, watch out for Part 2 tomorrow.