Shea and Jason break down all the highs and lows of All-Star Weekend, saluting 6’2” Magic guard Mac McClung for his dunk contest three-peat. Meanwhile, LeBron’s a late scratch, Wemby and CP3 try to hack the Skills Challenge, and Draymond Green goes full grudge-mode in the commentary booth. Plus, the guys debate whether the much maligned first-to-40 format has players caring more, and decide that if MVP candidate Nikola Jokic feels that strongly, he should just take the weekend off.

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Shea and Jason salute MLB legend Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore on becoming majority owners of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx after a drawn out grudge match with longtime owner Glen Taylor. Meanwhile, Anthony Davis looks motivated in his Mavs debut before exiting the game with a groin injury, sending the franchise into even more chaos, and Shaq selects a thoroughly throwback All-Star squad. Plus, Ben Simmons is back, this time in a Clippers jersey, the Bucks trade Khris Middleton to the Wizards for Kyle Kuzma, and long-time beloved NBA commentator Hubie Brown calls his last game before retiring at 91. Later, the guys had out Little Trophies to Heat coach Erik Spoelstra for embracing the pain, and Devin Booker for a “Big Pimpin” 47-point, 6-rebound, 11-assist performance against the Jazz.

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Shea and Jason bow down to the Los Angeles Lakers for yet another historic midseason trade – landing generational talent Luka Doncic from Dallas in return for Anthony Davis. Meanwhile, the Spurs come in under the radar with their own move to pair Wemby with another viable star in now-former Kings guard De’Aaron Fox, the Bulls bid farewell to Zach LaVine for practically nothing, and KG gives Jimmy Butter a proper scolding. Plus, the guys shoot down Adam Silver’s latest attempt to fiddle with the NBA rule book, and look ahead to Thursday’s trade deadline.

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Shea returns from the frozen eye of Texas’s polar vortex to join Jason in saluting the Spurs and Pacers on their recent trip to France for the 2025 NBA Paris Games. Meanwhile, Jimmy Butler notches his third suspension of the season, Grizzlies center Zach Edey is looking SOLID in his 7’4” 300lb frame, and the Lakers appear to be back(ish) – rattling off four straight wins as LeBron gets ready to make his 21st All-Star Game appearance. Plus, the guys weigh in on the Aces trading Kelsey Plum to the Sparks, Rudy Gobert’s close call with a jumbotron at the Target Center, and whether we’ll be seeing 2-time NBA Champ Rajon Rondo coaching in the league before long.

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Jason and special guest host Producer Zuri give top honors to Draymond Green’s ongoing personal growth in the aftermath of two tumultuous seasons on and off the court with the Golden State Warriors. Meanwhile, Houston’s Jalen Green is starting to look like a superstar, the Clippers appear at home in their first win against the now cross-town rival Los Angeles Lakers at the Intuit Dome, Jayson Tatum gets his revenge on Steve Kerr, and the NBA could learn a thing or two from the new Unrivaled 3x3 women’s league. Plus, the guys are officially on the Cooper Flagg bandwagon, say no to All Star triple voting days, and ask LaVar Ball to reconsider his new shoe line.

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Shea and Jason salute the Indiana Pacers for steadily handling the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday to cap off a six-game win streak. Meanwhile, the Sacramento Kings go on a tear after unceremoniously firing Mike Brown and slotting Doug Christie in as interim head coach, the middling Phoenix Suns send big man Jusuf Nurkic to the bench alongside Bradley Beal, and Paolo Banchero comes up BIG for the Magic in his comeback from injury. Plus, the guys wonder what’s really going on with Zion Williamson’s suspension, have had enough of all the negativity in NBA media coverage, applaud LiAngelo Ball’s new record deal with Def Jam, and rank their top David Fincher movies.

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Shea and Jason award top honors to the Cleveland Cavaliers and OKC Thunder, who sit atop the East and West ahead of Wednesday night’s showdown – and ponder whether we’re about to see a preview of the 2025 NBA Finals. Meanwhile, Anthony Edwards fears the double team, the vibes in Miami sour with Jimmy Butler’s seven game suspension amid trade demands, and Kawhi Leonard makes his triumphant return to the Clippers at the Dome. Plus, the guys lament Father Time catching up with Steph Curry, scratch their heads at the Kings firing two-time coach-of-the-year, Mike Brown, and recap the best NBA scuffles from over the holidays.

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Shea and Jason ring in the New Year with a celebration of 6-foot(?) Hall-of-Fame Sixer legend – and coolest player to have ever played NBA basketball – Allen “The Answer” Iverson. From his 2001 MVP season to his iconic Jordan crossover, Ty Lou stepover, signature Reeboks, NBA2K covers, and more, the guys are reliving the best of AI, and securing his legacy in the Six Trophies history books.

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