Category: Insiders Podcast

Basketball Insiders publisher Steve Kyler and NBA writer Eric Saar breakdown the blown Detroit Pistons trade, some trades that in hindsight should have been voided. We dig into the Los Angeles Lakers’ failed trade to get Chris Paul and what really happened. Also, what was the real story on James Harden being traded to the […]

Lang Greene and Joel Brigham discuss all the buyout candidates and where they could end up, including David Lee, Joe Johnson and others, while also rehashing some trade deadline remnants and diving into the trade frenzy heating back up come June.

Basketball Insiders senior writer Ben Dowsett is joined by Seth Partnow, managing editor of Nylon Calculus, for this All-Star Weekend podcast.

Basketball Insiders’ publisher Steve Kyler and Senior NBA Writer Lang Greene get into the rumors surrounding the Hawks. The Orlando Magic’s desire to pull off a big trade and the mess in New York and much more.

Basketball Insiders’ Jesse Blancarte and Eric Pincus discuss the financial landscape of the NBA, evaluate the recent Blake Griffin off-court incident that will sideline him for several weeks and break down the Lakers’ season and possible strategies to keep rebuilding moving forward.

Basketball Insiders’ Alex Kennedy and Moke Hamilton re-evaluate some of the offseason’s moves, break down the Nets’ rebuilding effort and discuss the Warriors and Cavaliers’ hold over their respective conferences.

Basketball Insiders’ publisher Steve Kyler and Senior NBA writer Joel Brigham dig into the Cavaliers’ decision to fire David Blatt, deliberate fouling in the NBA and the struggles of the Orlando Magic and Chicago Bulls.

Basketball Insiders’ senior writers Moke Hamilton and Ben Dowsett discuss the 2016 NBA All-Star teams, the race for the eighth seed in each conference and who should make the 12-man roster for the 2016 Olympic games in Rio.

Basketball Insiders’ salary cap experts Eric Pincus and Larry Coon discuss Kevin Durant’s salary options, restricted free agents and how much the league can protect teams from themselves.