Podcast appearances and mentions of Brian Windhorst

Brian Windhorst is joined by ESPN's Jamal Collier and Marc J. Spears to discuss the Warriors and Suns white hot play of late, the Bucks surging lately and what the line is for fans behavior at NBA games.

Brian Windhorst is joined by a roundtable of ESPN NBA reporters for a special Thanksgiving episode with Dave McMenamin, Tim Bontemps, Tim MacMahon, Nick Friedell and Kevin Pelton. The crew talks LeBron's suspension following an altercation in Detroit, if Draymond Green can be an All-Star this season, what the ceiling is for the Warriors, Klay's progression as he returns from injury, a few teams surging in the West and a unique game delay in Sacramento. 

Brian Windhorst is joined by ESPN's Tim Bontemps and Tim MacMahon to discuss the Celtics' struggles this season, if their ceiling is lower than we expected as a team, how good the Knicks can really be, if the Suns are still favorites to return to the Finals from the West and what teams have a legitimate shot to make it out of the East.

On today's episode, ESPN NBA reporter and podcast host Brian Windhorst joins Jason for a lengthy NBA discussion. During the interview, Windhorst discusses how the NFL has taken over the early part of the NBA season, how the Golden State Warriors have come roaring back this season after a couple of down years, if the Minnesota Timberwolves' repeated front office missteps will be enough to push Karl-Anthony Towns out the door, why Giannis Antetokounmpo signing that max extension last offseason doesn't necessarily mean he'll stay with the Bucks for the duration of the deal, why it's so refreshing to see the Chicago Bulls and the Washington Wizards playing so well early in the season, Zion Williamson's long and strange offseason, if the Los Angeles Lakers wish they had a do-over on the Russell Westbrook trade, and much more! Later, Jason closes the show with a very special Atlanta Falcons vs New England Patriots Thursday Night Football edition of the Best Bet. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

It's the most important piece of gear for a basketball player: the shoes. And one of the most popular, iconic basketball shoes, Kobes, are no longer being mass produced by Nike. So what's an NBA player to do once his favorite shoe stops being made? Brian Windhorst takes us inside the wild secondary market that's developed, and tells us why the shoe is so coveted, especially if you're a size 17.

Brian Windhorst is joined by ESPN's Nick Friedell and Cassidy Hubbarth to talk the incredible start to the season for the Warriors, what impact Klay can have when he returns, how Brooklyn plans to move forward with their roster and if Brooklyn can win a title as currently constructed.

The Sixers and Ben Simmons standoff continues. Is a resolution off the table? Brian Windhorst in studio with the latest. Big man battle in Utah. Rudy Gobert and Myles Turner mixed it up. We saw four ejections- was this a kerfuffle or a bru ha ha? Steph Curry is the betting favorite to win the MVP but he's not the reason the warriors will win the title...what?...we'll explain. NBA TODAY STARTS NOW!!!!

Brian Windhorst is joined by ESPN's Tim Bontemps and Dave McMenamin to discuss a memorable trip to the White House for Bontemps, the Lakers' start to the season, the success of players traded from Los Angeles and the Bulls surging with their new pieces blending well together.

Hour 2 of a Thursday on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill & Jamie McLennan as the guys are joined by Brian Windhorst of ESPN to chat Raptors, why suits have disappeared in the NBA and whether he's buying the Miami Heat as the kings of the East. Plus 2020 Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee Jarome Iginla joins us ahead of his long overdue ceremony this weekend to chat about that, his new life being a coach & some memories of being an Olympian with Team Canada.

Bonta and Shasky react to ESPN's Brian Windhorst claiming his sources say Klay is ready to be BACK BACK! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brian Windhorst is joined by ESPN's Kevin Pelton and Kevin Arnovitz to discuss Dame Lillard's struggles to open the season, the 76ers successful start to the year despite the drama surrounding the team, the Cavs surprising start to the season, the Wizards' strong performances and the state of dress in the NBA.

Breaking news as we start NBA Today...Adrian Wojnarowski with the latest on Ben Simmons and his pay check!!! Plus the Lakers 4th quarter woes continue...O-K-C mounts a Thunderous comeback while Russ misses with the Game on the line. Plus, the latest on the NBA's investigation into Suns Owner Robert Sarver...Brian Windhorst is in Phoenix and joins us. NBA Today starts right now!

Stephen A. Smith and Ryan Clark debate more about Odell's release from the Browns. Stephen A. debates Brian Windhorst about the NBA's investigation into Suns owner Robert Sarver, and more.

Stephen A. Smith and Ryan Clark debate more about Odell's release from the Browns. Stephen A. debates Brian Windhorst about the NBA's investigation into Suns owner Robert Sarver, and more.

Brian Windhorst, Tim MacMahon and Tim Bontemps react to the allegations of racism and misogyny with the Phoenix Suns' majority owner Robert Sarver, how the team is reacting to it and how they will move forward. Then the group talks the state of the Celtics after a big win before discussing the Lakers' shocking loss to the Thunder.

Stephen A. Smith and Keyshawn Johnson talk about the impact of Aaron Rodgers testing positive for COVID-19. Kimberley Martin joins the show to tell us how NFL executives view Odell Beckham Jr. Later, Adam Schefter joins to tells us the impact of Rodgers testing positive for COVID-19. Brian Windhorst joins the show to talk about Scottie Pippen's remarks regarding Michael Jordan. Stephen A. and Keyshawn preview Sunday's matchup between the Packers and the Chiefs after Aaron Rodgers tested positive for COVID-19.

Stephen A. Smith and Keyshawn Johnson talk about the impact of Aaron Rodgers testing positive for COVID-19. Kimberley Martin joins the show to tell us how NFL executives view Odell Beckham Jr. Later, Adam Schefter joins to tells us the impact of Rodgers testing positive for COVID-19. Brian Windhorst joins the show to talk about Scottie Pippen's remarks regarding Michael Jordan. Stephen A. and Keyshawn preview Sunday's matchup between the Packers and the Chiefs after Aaron Rodgers tested positive for COVID-19.

Stephen A. Smith and Keyshawn Johnson talk about Odell Beckham Jr. remaining with the Browns after the NFL trade deadline, Michael Thomas being out for season, and if Aaron Rodgers should stay in Green Bay. Later, Brian Windhorst joins the show to talk about Scottie Pippen's remarks regarding Michael Jordan. Stephen A and Keyshawn discuss the Raiders releasing Henry Ruggs III.

Stephen A. Smith and Keyshawn Johnson talk about Odell Beckham Jr. remaining with the Browns after the NFL trade deadline, Michael Thomas being out for season, and if Aaron Rodgers should stay in Green Bay. Later, Brian Windhorst joins the show to talk about Scottie Pippen's remarks regarding Michael Jordan. Stephen A and Keyshawn discuss the Raiders releasing Henry Ruggs III.

Brian Windhorst, Ohm Youngmisuk and Marc J. Spears discuss their thoughts on the new foul rules being enforced, scoring being down across the league, the Nets' struggles on offense, a strong start to the season for the Warriors and some impressive showings from the rookies around the NBA.

The Lakers are on a winning streak and we love it! Allen Sliwa starts by giving Carmelo Anthony his flowers, he's looking great. Anthony Davis makes a move that will make sense for the Lakers. Anthony Davis is the cheat code and we need to highlight were he needs to be, but Allen feels he needs to adjust how he sees AD. Plus, Allen is joined by Brian Windhorst from ESPN to talk about where the Lakers are exacty. And, the Lakers take on Huston tomorrow and it should be another W. 

Brian Windhorst, Tim MacMahon and Tim Bontemps talk their early takeaways from the first week of the NBA season including James Harden's early drop-off in scoring, the decline in free throw numbers, surprising early success from the Wizards, if they believe in the starts from the Hornets and Timberwolves and Tyler Herro's start to the season.

Brian Windhorst welcomes a new member of the ESPN family Jamal Collier to discuss what to make of the Bulls' great start to the season, free throws being down across the league, how the Bucks are staying motivated and what next level Giannis can reach.

Brian Windhorst, Tim MacMahon and Tim Bontemps talk how long it will take for Ben Simmons to get traded, how the 76ers can succeed with the current situation, some interesting quotes about the Mavs' past, the parity in the NBA this season and what teams are flying under the radar.

In the final hour of Follow The Money, hosts Mitch Moss and Pauly Howard have Matt Vasgersian from MLB Network on the show to talk MLB Playoffs. ESPN's Brian Windhorst also comes on to discuss the NBA opening slate. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Brian Windhorst is joined by ESPN Front Office Insider Bobby Marks discuss which contract extensions were made, like Jaren Jackson, and which ones were not, like Deandre Ayton, from the 2018 rookie class.

ESPN NBA Senior Writer & Insider Brian Windhorst joined OverDrive today to discuss the situation between Ben Simmons and the Sixers organization. The post Kyle Lowry era in Toronto and how high their ceiling is. Plus, if Kyrie Irving will play for Brooklyn this season and more.

Brian Windhorst, Tim Bontemps and Tim MacMahon talk the impact of Kyrie's stance on the Nets, what Brooklyn's title chances look like without Kyrie, how long can the Nets keep this team together and when Zion will be back.

Hour 3 has a Bickley Blast on Kyler Murray, Mock My World, and a visit from NBA insider Brian Windhorst. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 has a Bickley Blast on Kyler Murray, Mock My World, and a visit from NBA insider Brian Windhorst. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russillo is joined by ESPN's Brian Windhorst to discuss the situation with the Nets, Kyrie Irving, and the NYC vaccination mandate, as well as Ben Simmons's return to the 76ers (0:43). Then Ryen talks with actor and author Matthew McConaughey about taking the jump into acting in the 1990s, the “McConaissance,” the differences working with legendary directors Martin Scorsese and Christopher Nolan, disappearing into the South American jungle, and more (25:45). Finally, Ryen answers some listener-submitted Life Advice questions (1:00:32). Host: Ryen Russillo Guests: Matthew McConaughey and Brian Windhorst Producers: Kyle Crichton and Steve Ceruti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Is Max a bad parent because he won't buy his kids a dog? The Nets are in a bad spot with Kyrie and his uncertain vaccine status. What's the endgame there with him? Would they be able to trade him if they wanted to? Brian Windhorst joins to give us the latest on Kyrie...and Ben Simmons unexpectedly reporting to Sixers camp. Plus...is it too soon to

Is Max a bad parent because he won't buy his kids a dog? The Nets are in a bad spot with Kyrie and his uncertain vaccine status. What's the endgame there with him? Would they be able to trade him if they wanted to? Brian Windhorst joins to give us the latest on Kyrie...and Ben Simmons unexpectedly reporting to Sixers camp. Plus...is it too soon to

Is Max a bad parent because he won't buy his kids a dog? The Nets are in a bad spot with Kyrie and his uncertain vaccine status. What's the endgame there with him? Would they be able to trade him if they wanted to? Brian Windhorst joins to give us the latest on Kyrie...and Ben Simmons unexpectedly reporting to Sixers camp. Plus...is it too soon to

Is Max a bad parent because he won't buy his kids a dog? The Nets are in a bad spot with Kyrie and his uncertain vaccine status. What's the endgame there with him? Would they be able to trade him if they wanted to? Brian Windhorst joins to give us the latest on Kyrie...and Ben Simmons unexpectedly reporting to Sixers camp. Plus...is it too soon to

Is Max a bad parent because he won't buy his kids a dog? The Nets are in a bad spot with Kyrie and his uncertain vaccine status. What's the endgame there with him? Would they be able to trade him if they wanted to? Brian Windhorst joins to give us the latest on Kyrie...and Ben Simmons unexpectedly reporting to Sixers camp. Plus...is it too soon to

Jeff Darlington, Dominique Foxworth and Rob Ninkovich join Ryan Smith to give their takes on whether Tom Brady can keep up the season he is having. Brian Windhorst reports on the latest regarding the decisions surrounding Kyrie Irving and Ben Simmons. Is there a quarterback controversy brewing for the Sooners? Plus, can we actually see a college football playoff without Alabama? Heather Dinich and Paul Finebaum join the show to discuss it all. 

ESPN Senior NBA Writer Brian Windhorst tells Rich why the Nets have chosen to ban Kyrie Irving from playing until he gets Covid-19 vaccinated and what the enigmatic point guard's options are ranging from getting vaxxed to actually retiring from basketball, why Ben Simmons caved in on his stance to never play for the 76ers again and if the Sixers will be able to trade the embattled guard.   Rich and the guys recap the Dodgers-Giants NLDS Game 3, and Rich throws some shade Chris Brockman's way following his Red Sox knocking the AL East champions Rays out of the playoffs which leads to Rich revealing what happened the first (and only) time he used chewing tobacco.   Rich wraps up the hour explaining why Browns QB Baker Mayfield deserves more due respect even though he's overshadowed in the AFC by the likes of Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and Bills QB Josh Allen, while Cowboys fan TJ Jefferson makes the case for Dak Prescott as NFL MVP. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Windhorst, Dave McMenamin and Ramona Shelburne discuss if Ben Simmons will be returning to the 76ers, what the reception will be like for him in Philadelphia, how the Lakers are preparing for the season and what their expectations should be.

Brian Windhorst, Tim MacMahon and Tim Bontemps discuss the expectations surrounding the Lakers, what minimum players can make an impact. if talent can overcome fit, how well the Suns can replicate their success and if the Pelicans or Bulls will be able to play better defense this season.

Another day in Nets world and the status of Kyrie Irving entering the season still hangs in limbo. On Tuesday, Adrian Wojnarowski and Brian Windhorst of ESPN published a story that basically said those within the Nets' front office were losing patience around Kyrie's inability to take the court in New York because of his vaccination status. It was a clear message from Nets' brass about the situation and very uncharacteristic of the team to message through the media like this. The Locked on Nets guys discuss the ongoing situation and what the story means for how the team is thinking right now. They also talk about some quotes from Kevin Durant about Irving's status as well.  Follow the Locked On Nets YouTube Channel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ben Simmons is getting fined to oblivion by the 76ers and complaining to the NBA about it. He's selling his house in Philly to pay the electric bills for his LA one. Kyle Neubeck is giving us 100x better updates than Brian Windhorst is. But somehow Mark Henry at this moment in 2021 finds a way to defend Ben Simmons (00:00 - 27:26) Bob Wankel comes on for the last Wankel Wednesday of 2021 to talk about a vicious attack Sunday on Michael Barkann, the toxic Phillies culture, Bryce Harper using the media to get to the organization, the Driveline baseball nerds, who he'd sign in the offseason, does he think he earned Wankel Wednesday's in 2022 and live breaking Eagles trade what if. (27:26 - 1:12:41) If you like what you heard please rate, review, & subscribe so more people can find the show! Follow the podcast on Twitter @evrythingsphine Follow the podcast on Instagram @everythingsphine Follow Kyle on Twitter @kylesphine Follow Mark on Twitter @MarkHenryJr_ SUPPORT THE SPONSORS SUPPORT THE SHOW

The Brooklyn Nets held their first practice at home in New York Tuesday and there was one notable absence: Kyrie Irving. The seven-time All-Star had been with the team last week as they held training camp in San Diego. But in New York City, where proof of Covid-19 vaccination is required for indoor activities, Kyrie has been absent. It's a situation that could potentially force Irving to miss every Nets home game, and cost him millions of dollars in the process. The dilemma speaks to the challenges the NBA is facing as it tries to adhere to a patchwork of regulations across the country, while also respecting the small number of players wary of the vaccine. ESPN's Brian Windhorst lays out how Kyrie's standoff got to this point, why the Warriors' Andrew Wiggins relented and ultimately got vaccinated, and explains the dilemma faced by the NBA, as it attempts to persuade vaccine hesitant players to get the shot.

Brian Windhorst, Nick Friedell and Ohm Youngmisuk talk NBA teams training in San Diego, Kyrie's vaccination status, the blueprint for players like Ben Simmons to get a trade and what to expect as the season starts.

Today on the jump Jordge Sedano is joined by Zach Lowe and Brian Windhorst. Is the pressure mounting from above on Kyrie's availability? We'll let you hear what the Nets owner had to say about Kyrie..And, a BAY DAY for a new look Klay, what should we expect from the Splash Brothers this season. Happy Friday! The Jump starts now.

Brian Windhorst, Tim MacMahon and Tim Bontemps talk Draymond's interesting comments, why the latest statements from the 76ers are a win for Ben Simmons, what type of team would trade for Simmons, what the keys are for the Mavs this season, if Anthony Davis will play center this season and how all of the pieces will fit on the Lakers.

Jorge Sedano is joined by Alex Rodriguez, Kendrick Perkins and Brian Windhorst. They discuss A-Rod's new ownership stake in the T- Wolves, the 76ers future without Ben Simmons and how the Lakers are in the mindset of title or bust.

Brian Windhorst, Andrew Lopez and Marc J. Spears discuss the interesting developments around the league from the NBA Media Days. We talk everything from David Letterman's appearance at Nets' Media Day, surprising new information about an injury to Zion, the latest from Warriors Media Day and the potential impact of vaccination status on the league.

Brian Windhorst, Tim MacMahon and Tim Bontemps discuss the players who will make or break seasons for potential contending teams. The group talks the importance of Ben Simmons, Tyler Herro, Kristaps Porzingis Kemba Walker, Lonzo Ball, Klay Thompson and others.

Brian Windhorst, Tim MacMahon and Tim Bontemps discuss the players negotiating contracts at the end of their rookie deals from the 2018 draft class including how the Suns' should manage Deandre Ayton, what to do with Jaren Jackson, where Collin Sexton fits in, what Miles Bridges should ask for and what space the Bucks have to fill out their roster.