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The Ringer NBA squad provides the insight, reporting, and analysis that you need in your life right here on The Ringer NBA Show. On Sundays and Wednesdays, check out 'Group Chat' with Justin Verrier, Wosny Lambre and Rob Mahoney. Tap in on Mondays and Thursdays for 'Real Ones' with Logan Murdock and Raja Bell.
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Trailer for the 2023-2024 NBA Season!
Introducing The Ringer NBA Show's 2023-2024 slate: 'Real Ones' with Logan Murdock and Raja Bell on Mondays and Thursdays as well as 'Group Chat with Justin Verrier, Rob Mahoney and Wosny Lambre on Sundays and Wednesdays.
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The Beginning of the End for the Warriors and Unpacking the In-Season Tournament Group Winners | Real Ones
Logan and Raja discuss the Golden State Warriors getting eliminated from the in-season tournament after blowing a 24-point lead against the Sacramento Kings and what this game says about the current state of both teams (2:17). Next, they dissect each of the eight teams that made it out of the group stage, breakdown the matchups, and share their thoughts on how the in-season tournament has elevated play across the board (20:04). Finally, the guys close with their Real Ones of the Week (56:15).
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Hosts: Logan Murdock and Raja Bell
Producer: Jonathan Kermah
Production Assistant: Kai Grady
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A Wild Finish to In-Season Tournament Group Play | Group Chat
Justin, Rob, and Wos provide their thoughts on the final day of in-season tournament group play. They recap the results from the final day of group play, discuss what they like and dislike about the tournament so far, give their thoughts on the teams that made it to the knockout round, and more (3:14). They wrap up by discussing the LaMelo Ball injury news and Mark Cuban's sale of his majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks (42:41).
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Hosts: Justin Verrier, Rob Mahoney, and Wosny Lambre
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Ben Cruz
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Draymond Doubles Down, and Pop’s In-Game Defense of Kawhi Leonard | Real Ones
Logan, Raja, and Howard discuss Draymond Green’s recent quotes doubling down on his physical altercation with Rudy Gobert, and explore if the Warriors should consider trading Klay Thompson to bolster their supporting cast (8:59). Then, they talk about Gregg Popovich halting a game against the Clippers, where he told fans to stop booing former Spurs player Kawhi Leonard, and debate whether or not it’s okay to boo players (40:32).
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Hosts: Logan Murdock, Raja Bell, and Howard Beck
Producer: Jack Sanders
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One-Month Survey: Best Player, Best Team, and More | Group Chat
With one month of the NBA season in the books, Justin, Rob, and Wos join to debate the best player, the best team, and the biggest positive surprise players and teams so far (5:20). Then, they discuss the biggest negative surprise players and teams, mulligans they’d like for a preseason take, and whose stock they're buying low on for the remainder of the season (34:37).
Hosts: Justin Verrier, Rob Mahoney, and Wosny Lambre
Producer: Jack Sanders
Additional Production Supervision: Ben Cruz
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NBA Potluck: One Player, One Team, One Take | Group Chat
Justin, Rob, and Wos have each brought three takes to the table this Thanksgiving week. They each start with their take about a player (4:33), then a team (33:20), then one general take about anything in the NBA (59:31).
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Hosts: Justin Verrier, Rob Mahoney, and Wosny Lambre
Producer: Isaiah Blakely
Additional Production Supervision: Ben Cruz
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Customer Reviews
I love Group Chat
I love the Group Chat podcast.
I like Woz, and I think he is the best personality/ takegiver on the show. However, all the other white guys on the podcast are just into him and try to be woke/signal to him that they are on his side socially/politically. It’s just kind of annoying when Woz is giving basketball takes, and the other dudes are like oh yes, Woz, you are so bright and then go out of their way to virtue signal to show they are on his perceived side. So Woz is great; maybe everyone else should just stick to basketball? Idk🤷🏻♀️
Disappointed
I’ve followed the NBA Ringer podcast feed since its inception, but the past couple years it’s fallen off a cliff in terms of quality and nuance. The hosts seem wildly unprepared and have no insights that I can’t glean for myself by watching highlights, reading box scores and following NBA Twitter - which is all I think that they actually do. Is it that hard for them to watch the games in totality? Or talk to beat reporters or their sources on teams before they give their opinions/takes? I don’t get the impression that these guys, especially Group Chat, love the game either. If anything they seem like they resent having to watch the vast majority of the league, especially Justin Verrier, who I don’t think likes any player, team or coach. And on top of being unprepared and overly negative, they just spout the same groupthink that I see on Reddit and Twitter. How many times do I have to listen to J Kyle Mann, Tyler Parker and Seerat Sohi wax poetic about the Thunder and Wemby? And Howard Beck? I don’t know what kind of spell he’s put on y’all but he’s boring and wholly unoriginal. Bill Simmons revolutionized the industry and love him or hate him (which I toggle back and forth with), you can’t say he doesn’t watch the games or has unique insights. I wish that would trickle down to this feed. In the past there was a solid mix of intel, analysis and entertainment and also general positivity that Ringer NBA hosts had. Of course there was some haterade too. Now it’s all haterade or CJs for obvious young players. What else do you guys do? I’m not sticking around anymore to find out.
Real Ones
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