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The Ariel Helwani Basketball Show | Trailer

THE ARIEL HELWANI BASKETBALL SHOW will bring forward the major power players and off-court influencers who make the NBA one of the most popular professional sports leagues in the world. Through conversations with executives, coaches, general managers, broadcasters and celebrities, THE ARIEL HELWANI BASKETBALL SHOW will cover all facets of the game from preseason to postseason, giving hoops fans a trusted voice to turn to for every NBA story. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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2003-04 Pacers with Metta Sandiford-Artest

The 2000's Pacers are most known for starring in the Malice at The Palace but The 2003-04 Indiana Pacers won 61 games before falling to the eventual champion Pistons in the Conference Finals. The '03-'04 Pacers were led by Jermaine O'Neal, Reggie Miller and Metta Sandiford - Artest. Metta joins host Dylan Dreyfuss to relive that season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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2011-2012 Thunder with Kendrick Perkins

The '11-'12 Thunder team featured a Big 3 of Durant, Westbrook and Harden. Kendrick Perkins joined the squad the year prior to add toughness and helped usher them to the '12 Finals versus the Heat. In this FS episode, Creator Dylan Dreyfuss and Big Perk talk young KD, Loud City in Middle America and what felt like the beginning of a long run. But, we never saw this team fully developed and Kendrick explains why. Carry on! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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1991-92 Knicks with Xavier McDaniel

The '91 - '92 Knicks were one of the toughest teams in NBA history. The roster was short-lived but the team had legendary battles with the Bad Boy Pistons in the first round of the playoffs then took Jordan's Bulls to seven games in the next round. In this episode we look back at Patrick Ewing, Pat Riley, Mark Jackson, Charles Oakley and what could have been. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Jorge Sedano

With the Miami Heat returning to the NBA Finals once more, Ariel Helwani calls upon friend and former colleague Jorge Sedano of ESPN to talk about the history of the Heat, Sedano's vivid memories from covering them, and how he thinks Miami stacks up with the dominant Denver Nuggets in the NBA Finals. The guys also get into: Favorite memories from the 2006 championship team that featured Dwyane Wade, Shaquille O'Neal, Gary Payton, Jason Williams, and more (10:35) The infamous "Ray Allen Game" in 2013 (16:04) What it's been like watching Erik Spoelstra rise through the ranks of the Heat organization and what makes him so special (23:25) "Heat Culture" and what it actually means (43:42) Plus, Sedano gives his bold prediction for the NBA Finals (43:42) and he relives a tense on-air moment he shared with Dan Dakich in 2019.Known most for his work as an ESPN NBA sideline reporter, Jorge Sedano also makes regular appearances on ESPN's acclaimed "Around The Horn" program. Before joining ESPN, Sedano worked in Miami local radio where he spent a number of years covering his beloved Heat. Nowadays, he resides in Los Angeles where he also hosts "Sedano & Kap" weekdays on ESPNLA 710. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Michael Carter-Williams

As the NBA playoffs tip off this week, 16 teams find themselves dreaming of hoisting the Larry O'Brien trophy in June. The Orlando Magic, however, are not one of those teams ... again. A short-lived franchise filled with longing for the days of Shaq and Penny, Dwight and Turkoglu, the Magic actually haven't won a playoff series since 2010. But for the first time in a long time, there's hope in Orlando. This week’s guest is a veteran leader on that team: point guard Michael Carter-Williams. On today's show, MCW discusses the following with fellow Syracuse alum Ariel Helwani: His battles with injuries and if he considered hanging it up after missing all of the 2021-22 season What it's like being the oldest member of the youthful Magic His MMA fandom and why he likes to train in Brazilian jiu-jitsu Battles with mental health issues and how he's overcome them What it was like to hire -- and later fire -- his mother as his manager Getting drafted in the same class as and playing with perennial MVP candidate Giannis Antetokounmpo And much more! Michael Carter-Williams was the No. 11 overall draft pick in the 2013 NBA Draft. A former standout at Syracuse, MCW has played for six teams: the Magic, Houston Rockets, Charlotte Hornets, Chicago Bulls, Philadelphia 76ers, and Milwaukee Bucks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Harvey Araton

Just a few days after the passing of basketball icon Willis Reed, one of the world's foremost writers on New York Knicks basketball joins Ariel Helwani to look back on the legendary career of Reed: a Hall of Famer, MVP, 7x All-Star, and 2x NBA champion. On today's episode, Ariel and Araton reflect on the life and career of a basketball pioneer by discussing the following: Why "The Captain" is remembered so vividly and viscerally for his lasting impact on the game How Reed used to take younger players under his wing Comparing the 1970 Knicks championship team to the 1973 squad How a story Araton wrote contributed to the Knicks firing Reed as a head coach Some of Araton's favorite stories from throughout the time he covered Reed and the Knicks Araton's final interactions with Reed And unfortunately, what it was like to write the obituary for a man Araton considered to be not just an athlete he covered ... but also a friend. Harvey Araton is a former sports columnist and reporter for The New York Times, where he spent 25 of 40 illustrious years in the sportswriting business. He remains a contributor for the paper. He's also the author of nine books, including The Garden of Eden, the 2011 bestseller which ESPN later turned into a 30 for 30 film. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Tracy McGrady on the 2000's NEXT 75

T-Mac joins Jamal Crawford and Stephen Jackson to unveil the next set of players, all from the 2000's, to the ShoBasketball NEXT 75. The trio also break down their biggest memories from the decade, analyze how the game was played in their era, share untold stories of offseason training stories and much more. We're naming 75 hoopers that didn't make the NBA 75 list but deserve the same respect as those who did. Check out last week with Penny Hardaway on the 1990's and stay tuned for a special guest next week when we unveil the players from the 2010's. Follow Forgotten Seasons (@forgottenseasonsnba) and Showtime Basketball (@shobasketball) for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Bob Costas

For many sports fans in North America, one singular voice has dominated the sports broadcasting landscape over the last forty-plus years. Celebrated for his unmatched abilities, spine-tingling calls, brutal honesty, and unwavering calmness in the most chaotic of moments, Bob Costas is the gold standard of sports broadcasting. And despite his decades of World Series, Super Bowl, and Olympics broadcasting experience, it's perhaps his coverage of the NBA in the 1990s that sports fans remember most fondly. And on today's episode, Costas joins Ariel Helwani to look back on not just a period many consider to be the best era of NBA basketball, but also to reflect on a career that's spanned multiple sports, countless iconic moments, and generations past and present. Together, the two Syracuse alumni discuss: Why we look back so fondly to the NBA on NBC era of the 1990s His legendary call of the 1998 NBA Finals, an era-defining moment we often look back on when remembering the glory of Michael Jordan's Bulls What it was like to relive the magic of the '90s by watching "The Last Dance" during the COVID-19 pandemic His bone-chilling memories of broadcasting during the NBA Finals on June 17, 1994 -- the day of the infamous O.J. Simpson chase -- and what he would do differently if he could do that day all over again Hosting NBC's coverage of the 1992 Summer Olympics and his favorite memories of "The Dream Team" His relationship with the late NBA commissioner David Stern and whether Stern ever reprimanded him for his tough line of questioning in their conversations The current state of NBA broadcasting Plus, Costas tells us whether he has any interest in covering the NBA ever again. Bob Costas is a titan of American sports broadcasting. From 1980-2019, he worked for NBC Sports, where he covered the NBA, MLB, and NFL. In addition, he hosted NBC's coverage of 12 Olympic Games. The 2018 winner of the Ford C. Frick Award for MLB broadcasting, Costas is also a 28-time Emmy Award winner. We could go on about his endless accolades, but you get the point. Audio clips courtesy of NBC Sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Kenyon Martin on the 2002 Nets

K-Mart joins the show to dive deep into a historic 2002 Nets season. New Jersey lands Jason Kidd for Stephon Marbury in July of 2001, a move that proved to be one of the best trades of the decade. With Kidd at the helm, the Nets finished as the #1 seed in the East and also boasted the league's best defense. Outside of Kidd and K-Mart, the Nets rotation featured Kerry Kittles, Keith Van Horn and a rookie Richard Jefferson. Heading into the season, New Jersey was dubbed as a fringe playoff team. Squads like Milwaukee (Ray Allen + Glenn Robinson), Philly (defending EC Champs w/ Allen Iverson) and Orlando (T-Mac and Grant Hill) were all pinned as safer bets as New Jersey. Ultimately, the Nets' stout defense and run n' gun offense led them to the top of the Eastern Conference. In the postseason, they beat #8 seed Indiana in a five-game Round 1, handled Charlotte in Round 2, and defeated Boston in the ECF to advance to the franchise's first NBA Finals. In the Finals, they were mopped by the Lakers in four games, a common occurrence for early 2000's playoff teams. Follow Forgotten Seasons (@forgottenseasonsnba) and Showtime Basketball (@shobasketball) for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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