The Ringer NBA Show

NBA players Draymond Green and Rudy Gobert discuss their physical altercation while the hosts debate trading Klay Thompson. They also talk about Gregg Popovich defending Kawhi Leonard against boos from fans and whether it's okay to boo players.

Debating the best player, best team, and surprises of the NBA season so far. Discussing defensive stats, surprising performances by players, financial challenges, and disappointing teams. Criticizing the Cleveland Cavaliers' struggles and Golden State Warriors' draft management. Highlighting an NBA player's stellar performance and desire to leave their current team.

The hosts share their Thanksgiving cooking methods and discuss the performance of De'Aaron Fox. They explore the impact of LeBron James on the NBA and highlight his remarkable skills. They analyze the growth of Duncan Robinson and the Miami Heat's deep bench. They also discuss the Miami Heat's unexpected streak, the Orlando Magic's defense style, and the comparison between rookies Chet and Victor.

Logan, Raja, and Howard discuss LeBron James's motivation through manufacturing narratives and the challenges athletes face in the social media age. They also analyze James Harden's integration into the Clippers offense and potential landing spots for Zach LaVine. Later, Chelsea Gray joins to talk about winning WNBA championships and playing under Becky Hammon.

Justin, Rob, and Wos discuss the Warriors sixth straight loss and potential trade options. They talk about the surprising start to the Rockets season, development from Alperen Sengun, and the structure within the organization. Later, they examine the Zach Lavine sweepstakes and consider realistic destinations and trade packages.

Former NBA champion and four-time NBA All-Star Rasheed Wallace joins Logan and Raja to discuss how the league prioritized scoring over defense and how that changed how games were officiated. They also talk about Wallace's experiences with media narratives, the differences between his Portland and Detroit teams, today's NBA big men modeling their game after him, and their Real Ones of the Week.

J. Kyle Mann joins Justin, Rob, and Wos to discuss the impressive rookie class. They analyze the top picks, compare this class to past ones, and highlight standout players. They also discuss the significance of a functional offense for young players, focus on rising star Chet Holmgren, and analyze the skills of other rookies. The podcast also covers the challenges faced by rookie point guards and the impact of rookies on their teams.

Logan, Raja, and Howard discuss NBA teams transitioning to conference contenders, evaluate young teams, highlight red flags. They analyze the potential of the Thunder, Clippers, and Pacers. Also mention the importance of team hierarchy and mixing young talent with veterans.

The hosts discuss the struggles and concerns of the Clippers after the James Harden trade. They also analyze the Memphis Grizzlies' disastrous start to the season and their offensive struggles. Additionally, they talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' defensive issues and coaching problems.

Giannis Antetokounmpo's ejection, LeBron's Miami Heat legacy, and the 76ers' success without Harden are discussed. They also talk about Anthony Edwards's development and share their Real Ones of the Week.