The Ringer NBA Show

Logan and Raja discuss the tight Western Conference playoff race and potential playoff threats. They share mixed emotions about Ben Simmons' disappointing season. Lastly, they cover their Real Ones of the Week segment.

Discussing the Celtics' dominance this season and their fourth-quarter collapse. Ranking top five teams for the next five years. Analyzing the future prospects of teams like the Knicks and Grizzlies. Examining the financial outlook of the Celtics and potential trade scenarios. Delving into the rise of the Denver Nuggets and comparing players to Jalen Brown.

Discussing NBA MVP contenders and LeBron's historic achievement of scoring 40,000 points with J.A Adande. Analyzing LeBron's impact on the Lakers legacy and his ranking among all-time Lakers players. Exploring the proposal to revamp the NBA All-Star Game and reflecting on Gen Z's values in sports journalism.

Discussion on Victor Wembanyama's development and rivalry with Chet Holmgren. Insights on college prospects and building around Wembanyama. Analysis of defensive prowess and offensive impact in the NBA. Evaluation of basketball players for the upcoming draft, focusing on key skill sets and player comparisons.

Logan and Raja discuss the Lakers' comeback against the Clippers and its implications. They also analyze the Denver Nuggets' performance and potential improvements. The episode covers post-All-Star break challenges, LeBron James' performance, and NBA team dynamics.

Justin, Rob, and Wos discuss recent trends and their importance in the late regular season. They analyze Miami Heat's potential as contenders, defensive improvements, and potential playoff matchups. They also explore NBA officiating rules, defensive strategies, and evolving game tactics like three-point shooting trends.

Discussion on how basketball media consumption has evolved, NBA discourse trends, and Giannis's legacy. Mailbag segment at the end.

On this podcast, the hosts discuss Doc Rivers and the Bucks' race for the second seed, the play-in field race, Shai-Gilgeous Alexander’s MVP case, and more looming questions for the stretch run before the playoffs.

Logan and Raja discuss the disappointing All-Star Weekend lack of effort from players and potential future improvements. They also delve into Doc Rivers's start with the Bucks and the challenges of stars influencing coaching decisions. The guys ask questions about defining the season's second half, Celtics' future, Timberwolves as contenders, and more. Finally, they share their Real Ones of the Week.

The hosts at All-Star Weekend draft a starting 5 of white American NBA players, answer live audience mailbag questions, and promote responsible gaming. The draft banter is comical, filled with lively discussions about players, and includes humorous mock drafts with audience interaction. Future moves for the Pacers team, NBA MVP debates, and sponsor acknowledgments round out the episode.