The Ringer NBA Show

The podcast discusses the success of the Suns' and Bucks' roster changes, bigger-picture questions for the 2024 season, the Kings' playoff readiness, Anthony Edwards's potential as face of the league, and the challenges of declaring a team a dynasty in today's NBA.

They discuss the Clippers' improved play and defensive effort, the Warriors' disappointing season and poor performances from Steph's supporting cast, and Dante Exum's impressive play and its impact on the Mavericks future.

Bomani Jones, Emmy-winning journalist and podcast host, discusses his transition to podcasting full time and gauging success in the modern media landscape. Also, Logan and Raja talk about Draymond Green's suspension and the ongoing issues in the NBA with indefinite suspensions. They compare the disciplinary approaches of Adam Silver and David Stern, and reflect on their experience with a failed HBO show. Plus, they explore the impact of ESPN's shift away from journalism and share an amusing anecdote about Magic Johnson.

Justin Verrier, Rob Mahoney, and Wosny Lambre discuss whether the New Orleans Pelicans, Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Memphis Grizzlies, and Atlanta Hawks should buy, sell, or stay put during trade season. They analyze the trade market for Zion Williamson and explore strategies for improving team performance. They also discuss the Cleveland Cavaliers' need for proactive changes and evaluate the Memphis Grizzlies' performance and future strategy. The speakers suggest potential trade options and analyze Trey Young's impact as a point guard.

LeBron James' treatment of the in-season tournament influenced how seriously it was taken by the league. The hosts react to Bronny James's USC debut and discuss the possibility of the first father and son duo in the NBA.

The podcast discusses the Lakers' in-season tournament championship and Anthony Davis's dominant performance. They also highlight the historic losing streaks of the Spurs and Pistons and express concerns about both teams. Additionally, they mention the Toronto Raptors and propose changes to the in-season tournament format. Finally, they analyze the decision-making and struggling situation of the Detroit Pistons.

The hosts discuss the benchmarks for a successful NBA in-season tournament, the obstacles facing Zion and the Pelicans, and LeBron's focus on vibes.

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.

The podcast discusses the importance of the in-season tournament, Tyrese Haliburton's success with the Pacers, the vibes of the Knicks, the Giannis and Dame duo, and how the Lakers should be feeling with their middling start to the season.

The hosts debate and rank Western Conference teams, discuss the Kings' success and potential trade targets, explore the make-or-miss nature of the Mavericks, analyze Nikola Jokic's performance and flopping tendencies, talk about the Suns' confidence and Durant vs Booker, debate improving the Kings' chances with a trade for Jeremy Grant, discuss Lakers trade possibilities and concerns, analyze Draymond Green's performance and team standing, and discuss the challenges faced by the New Orleans Pelicans.