No Dunks Red-Hot Raptors & Pistons, Herro's Season Debut, The Slop Scale Returns
Nov 25, 2025
The discussion kicks off with the Raptors stunningly sweeping the Cavaliers, fueled by Brandon Ingram's standout performance. Tyler Herro makes waves in his season debut, showcasing a unique floater-heavy game. Meanwhile, the Pistons celebrate a record-tying 13th consecutive win, highlighting Cade Cunningham's late-game heroics. The hosts dive into trade rumors with the return of The Slop Scale, speculating on players like DeMar DeRozan and Anthony Davis. Plus, there's a quirky debate on why NBA players are sporting t-shirts beneath their jerseys!
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Keep Counting Micro Highlights
- Count small, unusual plays like wedgies to keep fan engagement and content momentum.
- Documenting rare highlights builds continuity for recurring segments like the wedgie scale.
Raptors' Hierarchy Unlocks Team Depth
- The Toronto Raptors succeed by establishing a clear hierarchy with Brandon Ingram as the primary scorer.
- Depth and role clarity let Scotty Barnes play freely and the team close out quarters consistently.
Herro Fits Miami's Fast Attack
- Tyler Herro's season debut showed he fits the Heat's fast, ball‑movement offense by attacking inside.
- He used floaters and defended actively rather than settling for threes in his return.