Advanced Fanalytics Nba Show

On this episode, we finish up our season preview series by talk about the Mavericks, Nuggets, Pelicans, Rockets, Spurs, Suns, Thunder, Timberwolves, Trailblazers, and the Warriors.

On this episode, we do the last two Eastern Conference teams (Pistons, Raptors), and then we move on to the Clippers, Grizzlies, Jazz, Kings, and Lakers.

On this episode, we preview the upcoming season for the Knicks, Magic, Nets, Pacers, and Wizards. NOTE: We will include the Pistons and the Raptors at the beginning of the Western Conference Season Preview Part One episode.

On this episode, we do brief season previews for the 76ers, Bucks, Bulls, Cavs, Celtics, Hawks, Heat, and Hornets. Our previews include reacting to offseason changes and making our over/under picks.

Kawhi! Paul George! The Nets! We talk about them all and more on this 2019 free agency extravaganza.

On this episode, we react to the NBA Finals and everything that happened in the series. We then give our takes on the trade between LA and New Orleans.

On this episode we break down why Seth picked Summer over Anna. Kidding! We preview the 2019 NBA Finals matchup between the Golden State Warriors and the Toronto Raptors.

On this episode, we react to the second round of the playoffs, make our picks for the conference finals, and riff on news from around the league.

Dame did what?! The Clippers did what?! Russ said what?! (Nothing.) From Dame’s game winning shot to the top heavy east going 16-2, we react to the first two weeks of the playoffs and make predictions for the second round. (Our predictions do not include the western conference because they still have two first round…

On this episode, we briefly react to Magic Johnson stepping down and Luke Walton getting fired. We review our preseason over/under picks. We make our picks for every first round series. And littered throughout are random rabbit trails about MVP, Dame over Russ, offseason moves, and Space Jam 2 (among others).

On this episode, we look at LeBron’s career, impact, and legacy. We specifically touch on what missing the playoffs this year might mean. We compare his career to Michael Jordan’s, Kobe’s, Kareem’s, and others.

On this episode, we talk about the teams that have already been eliminated from playoff contention and discuss who had the most disappointing season. We follow that up with a discussion of potential playoff matchups and who we would want to see play in the first and second rounds.

On this episode, we talk about what the last 15 games mean (or don’t mean) for various players and teams.

On this episode, we talk about Lakers chances to make the playoffs. We talk about the best team in the east…and then also the Raptors, Pacers, 76ers, and Celtics. We also break down the MVP debate of Harden v Giannis.

On this episode, we react to the happenings surrounding the trade deadline. Somehow, one of the bigger stories is about a guy who didn’t get traded.

On this episode we pick our All Star rosters, peak at the current playoff picture, and riff on the Grizzlies, Lakers, Thunder, Nets, and Melo.

The season is already half over! On this episode, we revisit our preseason over/under picks and see how each team is performing in comparison to their preseason expectations. Then we ramble a bit about the MVP race, DPOY, ROTY, and coach of the year.

On this episode, we talk about LeBron’s injury (and how it impacts the Lakers), John Wall’s surgery (and how it impacts the Wizards), and Anthony Davis rumors (and how they impact the Pelicans). We also talk about James Harden’s historic December and try to assemble a team that could beat the Warriors using only players…

On this episode, we react to the Wizards using sorcerers instead of sources as they bungle a three-way trade with the Suns and the Grizzlies. We then break down the actual trade that ended up happening and the Cavs/Bucks trade as well. We also touch on the Bulls, the Pistons, and the Kings.

On this episode, we handout quarter season awards, react to the standings, defend the Nets, give the Lakers’ defense credit, and express our continued awe at the dominance of the Toronto Raptors.