The Ringer NBA Show

Isaiah Stewart and Drew Eubanks discuss their recent altercation, while Logan and Raja highlight the decline of fighting in the NBA and its safer environment. They also give advice to young players experiencing All-Star Weekend for the first time.

The podcast discusses The Ringer's top 100 player rankings, including the criteria and process behind the rankings. They analyze Donovan Mitchell's rise in the rankings and compare him to other guards. The hosts also debate the performances of Jimmy Butler, Anthony Edwards, Jalen Brunson, and Kawhi Leonard. They discuss Jalen Brunson's potential rise in the rankings and analyze his skills compared to Anthony Edwards. Additionally, they talk about the split in votes for the number two ranking and make predictions for NBA All-Star weekend.

Logan, Raja, and Howard discuss the Golden State Warriors' potential late-season run, Steph Curry's game winner against the Suns, and Kobe Bryant's recent statue-unveiling ceremony and his lasting legacy with the Lakers.

Covering the NBA trade deadline, they discuss the Thunder's acquisition of Gordon Hayward, the lack of moves by the Lakers and LeBron's future, teams that didn't make moves and their grievances, disappointment with the Orlando Magic and Portland Trailblazers, and wrap up with schedule announcements and gambling helpline resources.

The podcast analyzes the NBA trade deadline, discussing the Lakers and Warriors' inactivity, the Knicks' trades and roster moves, the Sixers' trade for Buddy Hield, speculating on player roles and flexibility, Rockets and Mavericks trades, Detroit Pistons' moves, and evaluates the overall impact of the deadline deals.

LeBron James and the Lakers' uncertain future, the clash between LeBron's brand and team unity, the rivalry between LeBron and Kobe Bryant, LeBron's impact on the Lakers, analyzing player stats, and assessing the Knicks' chances in the Eastern Conference.

The podcast covers the updates on Joel Embiid's injury and the debate on the 65-games-played rule. They play trade deadline matchmaker for the Bulls and discuss trading Dejounte Murray. They analyze potential trade scenarios for LeBron James and discuss rivalries in the NBA.

Discussion on Damian Lillard and Kevin Durant's returns to their former teams and the different fan reactions. Debate on the flawed 65-game requirement for award consideration. Mention of Real Ones of the Week.

Justin, Rob, and Wos discuss LeBron's cryptic tweet, Joel Embiid's injury, and divvy up the title pie percentages for NBA contenders. They also touch on trade deadline speculation, analyze teams' playoff prospects, and debate the New York Knicks' recent success. Join them for entertaining basketball discussions and insightful analysis.

LeBron and Steph's historic rivalry and the explosion of individual scoring in the modern NBA are discussed. The significance of role players, challenges in team-building around LeBron, and the need for adjustments to rules in favor of both offense and defense. The chapter also touches on Kobe Bryant's position in the GOAT debate and dismisses speculation about Bronnie James joining the Clippers.