Rob Mahoney

Rob Mahoney, an in-depth NBA analyst at The Ringer, joins Chris Ryan, who covers NBA culture, and Brian Windhorst, an ESPN analyst known for his insightful commentary. They discuss playoff matchups, focusing on rivalries like Rockets vs. Warriors, the potential for upsets, and the evolving dynamics of team strategies. The trio brings humor to debates on MVP candidates and defensive standout players, while Windhorst shares thoughts on international basketball and the significance of Luka and LeBron in the postseason. A must-listen for basketball fans!

Join the lively discussion with film enthusiasts as they share their top movie picks of the year so far, from 'Dune: Part Two' to 'Challengers.' Excitement builds for upcoming releases, including a Mel Gibson-directed film starring Mark Wahlberg. Dive into the charm of 'Monkey Man,' the allure of 'Furiosa,' and the twisted plot of 'Hitman.' Discover unique recommendations like a 1990s found footage movie and 'I Saw the TV Glow,' a darkly nostalgic favorite. Delve into the impact of these standout films and express gratitude to listeners for their support.

Topics include NBA game analysis with standout performances, Oscars mishap discussion, hosting experiences with funny anecdotes, and preview of UFC 299 event with fighter analysis.

Justin Verrier, Rob Mahoney, and Wosny Lambre provide takeaways from the in-season tournament quarterfinals. They discuss the offensive potential of the Milwaukee Bucks, the need for improvement in defensive abilities, and the upcoming match between the Bucks and Pacers.

Rob Mahoney, a video game and pop culture commentator, teams up with analyst Matt James to dissect the recent flop of ‘Borderlands.’ They humorously reflect on the film's disastrous production choices and how it failed to live up to the beloved game. The duo reminisces about the decline of iconic gaming magazines like Game Informer, offering nostalgia for a lost era. They debate whether ‘Borderlands’ is the worst film featuring Oscar winners and get creative with fantasy-casting star-studded adaptation ideas.

NBA analysts Rob Mahoney and Wosny Lambre discuss LeBron's flawless performance in the Lakers' victory, Zion Williamson concerns, and Western Conference contenders. Later, NFL Network's Peter Schrager joins to talk about the upcoming Eagles-Cowboys matchup, Chiefs' confidence, Dolphins' season, Bills-Chiefs game, and more. Bill Simmons then makes his Million Dollar Picks for NFL Week 14.

Sean and Amanda call up an all-star rotation of Ringer colleagues and contributors to share their favorite movies this year so far, from superhero movies to art house darlings and everything in between.Hosts: Sean Fennessey and Amanda DobbinsGuests: Chris Ryan, Mallory Rubin, Joanna Robinson, Van Lathan, Charles Holmes, Rob Mahoney, Jessica Clemons, Adam NaymanSenior Producer: Bobby Wagner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joanna Robinson and Rob Mahoney discuss the 'Presumed Innocent' series premiere, highlighting the benefits of a serialized adaptation, Ruth Negga's standout performance, and the impact of Jake Gyllenhaal in the lead. They analyze David E. Kelley's influence on legal TV, question the sustainability of a single case across eight episodes, and explore the dynamic shifts in characters from the original movie adaptation.

NBA analysts Logan Murdock and Rob Mahoney recap Nuggets vs. Timberwolves game, praising Jamal Murray's performance. They discuss potential adjustments for T-Wolves, Indiana's resilience, and preview Thunder vs. Mavericks and Celtics vs. Cavaliers games.

Rob Mahoney, an NBA analyst with The Ringer, offers keen insights on the Phoenix Suns, their playoff prospects, and the rise of star Evan Mobley. He discusses the team’s offensive strategy and potential matchups, emphasizing the Nuggets as their biggest rival. Meanwhile, Derek Thompson and Joanna Robinson dive into the gripping dynamics of HBO's 'Succession,' analyzing character transformations and power struggles. They explore the show's Emmy-winning writing, character arcs, and the intertwining themes of ambition and family dysfunction.