Tss:the Nba Crossover-knicks And Nets

The Nets are the undisputed kings of NYC ball (for now) as they take out the first battle for supremacy against the Knicks. In episode #132, Rusty and Pmac analyze the game like they've never analyzed a game before - breaking down the key match-ups and key plays from the historic clash. The boys then move on to the other games played by both teams since episode #131, preview the games to come and discuss some Twitter feedback from a modern-day Nostradamus. Hit up Rusty and Pmac on Twitter: @tconetsknicks

With the Knicks and Nets sitting atop the lofty heights of the East, the guys discuss the recent wins for each team. Also touched on are Dray's ridiculous line, Reggie's flopping, Melo's best game as a Knick, Kidd's bite-able head and Harden's hits from the bong. Its all shits and giggles on today's show.

Rusty can't believe it but Pmac won't let him forget it - the Knicks, at 4-0, have the league's best record. The guys discuss the opening games of the season for both the Nets and Knicks and reach the same, startling conclusion on what best to do with Amar'e Stoudemire. They then delve into 'The Association' - the NBA's answer to the NFL's 'Hard Knocks - and just the latest in the life and times of Andray Blatche.

The guys are back for the first episode of the new season. Opening games for each team are recapped and they take a brief look at the opening week for the league. Some bold predictions are thrown about by Rusty, Blatche runs out of gas, Sheed becomes the new Scalabrine and Melo whacks LBJ upside the head. The NBA is back in full force!!!

In episode #128, Rusty and Pmac discuss the first (pre-season) games at Barclays Center and mull over just how Steve Novak and JR Smith became the best of buddies. This episode covers the pre-season games played by both the Nets and Knicks so far and previews the first week of the regular season for both teams.

The guys have more off season discussion in this episode including haircuts, retired hall of fame big men, new uniforms, Chuck Barkley, Bigfoot's dick and some new Nets signings. So listeners - who was the drunk host???

Rusty and Pmac explain the delay between episodes #125 and #126 as they review the past month of basketball news. From the Olympic tournament, to Dwight Howard's Lakers landing, to Jeremy Lin's return to the Rockets - the guys look beyond NYC before zeroing back in on the Nets and Knicks. On the home front, the guys discuss exactly where the Nets' 2012/13 ceiling might be, the intriguing roles of Jason Kidd and Raymond Felton in replacing Jeremy Lin in Knickland, and Amar'e Stoudemire's new defensive focus.

The guys are back to discuss all the offseason transactions so far. From Brooklyn's Big 4 of Deron, Joe, Gerald and Jerry to New York's new senior citizen's club, its all covered!

In this episode, Rusty and Pmac are back to briefly recap the NBA Finals and then get their teeth stuck into an epic start to free agency 2012. The Nets are now a force to be reckoned with after a string of big moves - highlighted by the re-signing of Deron Williams. But just how big a force? The boys discuss how good the new Nets could be, as well as discussing just what free agency and the trade period may have in store for the Knicks. Note: This episode was recorded just before Steve Nash became a Laker and Houston made an offer to Jeremy Lin.

The guys are back to wrap up the conference playoffs and give a quick preview of the Thunder v Heat Finals series. And it wouldn't be TCO without some ridiculous shit about the Knicks and Nets thrown in as well!!!

In this episode, recorded earlier this month, Rusty and Pmac discuss the Knicks' ill-fated playoff run and the unveiling of the Nets' new colors and logo. They also take a quick look at the remaining playoff rounds and predict the 2011/12 NBA finalists.

The guys discuss the Knicks playoff push and the Nets meaningless wins and round out the show with some general NBA talk and mention of some familiar and very evil names.

In episode #120, the boys dissect the departure from Knickland of Mike D'Antoni and whether or not he's even suited to NBA coaching ranks. The guys then move on to Dwight Howard and Rusty lets fly on the big fella's handling of the past six weeks. Regardless of whether or not Dwight ultimately becomes a Net, he has lost a lot of the guys' respect and they explain why.

In episode #120, the boys dissect the departure from Knickland of Mike D'Antoni and whether or not he's even suited to NBA coaching ranks. The guys then move on to Dwight Howard and Rusty lets fly on the big fella's handling of the past six weeks. Regardless of whether or not Dwight ultimately becomes a Net, he has lost a lot of the guys' respect and they explain why.

The guys are back to talk Linsanity, Deron, Dwight, steaming turds, the All Star events from Friday and Saturday and everything else in between.

The guys are back to discuss the recent struggles for both teams, the Knicks offensive shortcomings, a great draft pick from the Nets, the Bobcats tremendous starting 5 and, of course, Dwight Howard trade noise. Oh and the Barclays Center is on track, not sure if thats been covered before.

Though their rosters have changed and a new season has begun, the Nets and Knicks are still facing the same issues that troubled them last season. Rusty and Pmac discuss whether or not the Nets are the worst team in the NBA right now, and where the Knicks stand with no defense and no standout point guard play.

With only days until tip off, the guys run through the key (and not so key) signings for both teams and have a quick look at the first week of games.

The NBA returns with a bang as the Nets and Knicks are linked to a number of big-name players through trade rumors and free agency frenzy. Rusty and Pmac discuss those and what a shortened season might have in store for the two teams from opposing sides of the Hudson.

The guys are back from a lockout hiatus to discuss all sorts of things including the lockout, the Turkish league, monocles, pick up games and more. No NBA unfortunately but when did they ever get bogged down with NBA.