Senior Old Boys

Eddie and Dwain are back for another season of the Senior Old Boys! First they take a look at the NBA's new load management rules, then they examine the Mavs' offseason before looking ahead to training camp and preseason.

Dwain and Eddie are back! The SOBs discuss the upcoming 2022-23 NBA season.

Dwain Price and Eddie Sefko are joined by Bobby Karalla to discuss the state of the Mavs at the All-Star break, look at possible playoff opponents, examine the MVP race, and - of course - talk about food.

Dwain and Eddie discuss the good and bad from the Mavs' first eight games, then take a look at some of the surprises around the league early in the new season.

Dwain and Eddie record live from Gus's World Famous Fried Chicken in Deep Ellum to discuss the Mavs' new acquisitions, potentially a new style of play under Jason Kidd, and where the Mavericks fit in the Western Conference playoff picture.

The Mavs failed to convert their 3-2 series lead into a win against the Clippers, so there's plenty to talk about - both good and bad - after Game 7. Then, the boys look ahead to what could happen this summer. Thank you to Gus's Fried Chicken for allowing us to record in their restaurant! Check it out!

Dwain, Eddie, and Bobby react to the Mavs' stunning Game 5 win in LA behind a historic Luka Doncic performance. It's one more wild turn in one of the most unpredictable series in recent memory.

Dwain and Eddie get you ready for the Mavs/Clippers rematch, joined by Junior (maybe) Old Boy Bobby.

Dwain and Eddie are joined by Bobby for a multi-generational look at the NBA Finals, evaluate coaches around the league, and where to get good brisket.

Eddie and Dwain are back in the booth, and this time they're joined by "junior" old boy Bobby Karalla as they break down the Mavs' chances in the Western Conference before turning to the East to identify teams capable of knocking off the heavily favored Bucks.

Eddie and Dwain break down the bubble situation from the Mavs' point of view before assessing the competition and discussing some of the top storylines throughout the NBA.

Dwain and Eddie are back! In this episode, they share their perspective on the state of racial relations in America, and how things have changed since their younger years. Then, they give their take on the NBA's restart plan in Disney World.

Dwain and Eddie discuss some of the most important storylines during the first week of Mavs training camp, including some of the most interesting things to come out of Media Day, and things they've seen and heard during practices throughout the week.

Eddie and Dwain are back on the mic, where they discuss Team USA's quarterfinal loss to France in the FIBA World Cup. Then, they reflect back on an unexpected, wonky Week 1 in the Mavs' fantasy football league. Finally, they take stock of the Mavs' training camp roster and what might happen with veteran guard Devin Harris.

Eddie and Dwain survey the entire Western Conference and discuss how the Mavs can make the playoffs and, more importantly, some of the teams they might need to leapfrog in order to get there. Then, they chat for a few about fantasy football.

Eddie and Dwain dish on the Mavs' offseason from all angles, and touch on what plenty of other teams did in one of the craziest offseasons we've seen in a long time.

Eddie and Dwain are joined by Junior Old Boy Bobby Karalla to discuss Toronto's surprising 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals. Then, they look at the league ahead of the offseason, and how the power balance could shift in both the West and the East depending on what happens this summer.

Dwain and Eddie evaluate the playoffs to this point, before giving their thoughts on the Finals series between the Warriors and the Raptors.

Eddie and Dwain take you behind the scenes of the 2019 NBA Draft lottery in Chicago, where New Orleans won the top overall pick. Then, they take a look at both of the Conference Finals series.

Eddie and Dwain take a brief trip around the second round of the NBA playoffs before looking ahead to the May 14 draft lottery, when the Mavs will be tied with the seventh-best odds at winning the No. 1 overall pick.