Podcast appearances and mentions of Donovan Mitchell

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima spiral into an extended back-and-forth about Cleveland sports nicknames, debating whether anyone actually calls Chase DeLauder "CDL," why Tito always seemed to make player nicknames longer instead of shorter, and Carman's refusal to ever use "Spida" for Donovan Mitchell. A caller pokes fun at both hosts for their own nickname habits, leading to a detour into old Browns and Indians nickname history before the guys set up their upcoming interview with Cavaliers executive Chris Kaiser. The whole segment is the kind of loose, bickering tangent that somehow still ties back to bigger questions about Jose Ramirez, Gavin Williams, and the Browns quarterback situation looming over the show.

SiriusXM NBA Radio host Justin Termine joins Ken and Lima to break down the Knicks' championship run and what it means for Cleveland's title chances, with Termine concluding the Cavs are stuck in a frustrating middle ground — good enough to compete but not built to win it all. The James Harden debate turns into the segment's centerpiece, with Termine calling the trade a failure given Harden's postseason performance and age-related regression, while Lima pushes back hard with the numbers and wins it on points according to Ken. Termine also raises concerns about Evan Mobley's offensive development stalling in year four, questioning whether the Cavs have the second star needed to take real pressure off Donovan Mitchell. The segment closes with Termine speculating LeBron stays in LA before trading playful jabs with the guys about Cleveland sports talk radio.

Nick and Jonathan get into what's ahead for the Guardians without Jose Ramirez. Also, they react to The Ringer's rankings of NBA players, and they question how far they'd be willing to drive for a concert.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin evaluate Donovan Mitchell's standing among top NBA players before transitioning into Jake Murren's story about a recent trip to Buffalo for a Machine Gun Kelly concert. They discuss the logistics of concert travel, staying at a local inn, and debate the maximum distance they are willing to drive for a performance. 01:59 - Donovan Mitchell Player Rankings 02:25 - Traveling For MGK Concert 08:19 - Concert Travel Distance Limits

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin analyze of the Cleveland Cavaliers' future focus on Donovan Mitchell's ranking among NBA elites and potential roster moves involving Dennis Schröder. They explore the implications of the NBA's luxury tax apron while also reviewing Brendan Sorsby's collegiate transition following past gambling concerns. 01:37 - Brendan Sorsby Gambling Discussion 03:08 - Mitchell NBA Ranking Debate 06:14 - Dennis Schröder Trade Rumors 08:24 - Cavaliers Luxury Tax Constraints 12:52 - Schröder Playoff Impact Debate

Jeff Phelps and Dan Menningen debate whether the Cavaliers can win a championship with Donovan Mitchell as their primary small guard. They compare Mitchell's toolbox to Jalen Brunson's success with the Knicks and explore hypothetical trade scenarios involving the San Antonio Spurs. 01:00 - Small Guard Championship Debate 05:12 - Comparing Mitchell and Brunson 08:06 - Mitchell Trade Speculation

Jeff Phelps and Dan Menningen evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' roster strategy as Kobe Altman faces a significant decision regarding Donovan Mitchell's potential $70 million-a-year extension. Callers discuss whether the team should trade their stars to restock draft assets or trust Evan Mobley's development. The conversation also highlights concerns over Kenny Atkinson's rotation depth. 01:02 - Kobe Altman's Roster Plan 03:44 - Mitchell's Massive Extension 06:12 - San Antonio Trade Rumors 10:10 - Atkinson's Playoff Rotation Debate 12:15 - Building Around Evan Mobley

Ken and Lima make the uncomfortable ask: should Donovan Mitchell take a Jalen Brunson-style discount to help Cleveland build a championship roster. They break down the brutal math of the second apron and why the Cavs keep hitting a ceiling despite being one of the East's best teams. The guys debate whether chasing LeBron or Giannis is realistic or if Cleveland needs a different path to finally break through.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the impact of Jose Ramirez's hand injury on the Cleveland Guardians and discuss upcoming trade deadline strategies. They also evaluate the future of the Cleveland Cavaliers following the New York Knicks' championship win, debating whether Donovan Mitchell should take a salary discount similar to Jalen Brunson. 02:57 - Jose Ramirez Injury Update 08:41 - Difficult June Schedule 20:15 - Jose Ramirez Injury Jinx 27:59 - Trade Deadline Decisions 34:51 - Cavs Future After Knicks 43:54 - Donovan Mitchell Pay Cut 52:34 - USMNT World Cup Win 57:58 - Authentic American Experiences 01:10:53 - Thierry Henry Soccer Comments 01:19:11 - Deshaun Watson Future Comments 01:27:16 - Myles Garrett OTA News 01:34:51 - Guardians American League Standing 01:44:59 - Evaluating Young Player Performance 01:51:49 - Championship Ring Discussion 02:04:33 - NBA Salary Cap Realities 02:11:36 - Anthony Castrovince Interview 02:26:18 - MLB Salary Cap Floor 02:35:11 - Final Show Thoughts

They debate whether Donovan Mitchell should take a significant pay cut to improve the Cavaliers' roster flexibility, similar to Jalen Brunson's recent move with the Knicks. The conversation also covers the viral fascination Europeans have with American superstores like Costco and Walmart, alongside the U.S. Men's National Team's success on the soccer pitch. 01:34 - Mitchell Pay Cut Debate 07:33 - Cavs Championship Ceiling 14:11 - USMNT World Cup Success 17:06 - Foreigners Visit American Costco 21:40 - US Abundance vs Europe 27:54 - Texas Travel and Buc-ee's 31:42 - Soccer Growth in America 36:33 - Mike Brown NBA Title

Ken and Anthony analyze Donovan Mitchell's standing compared to Jalen Brunson before diving into the Cleveland Cavaliers' salary cap constraints. They are joined by Anthony Castrovince to discuss how Jose Ramirez's injury affects the Guardians' trade deadline strategy. The conversation concludes with a deep dive into MLB's competitive balance and the necessity of a salary cap and floor for small-market teams. 01:38 - Mitchell vs Brunson 06:01 - Cavs Salary Cap Challenges 10:15 - Evaluating Roster Rumors 15:35 - Anthony Castrovince Joins 20:00 - MLB Trade Deadline Outlook 23:42 - MLB CBA Impact 30:39 - Salary Cap Debate 36:06 - Small Market Struggles

Ken and Lima get the hard numbers from a cap expert and discover that a Donovan Mitchell discount is actually impossible under the current CBA, shifting the conversation to what Cleveland can realistically do this offseason. Ken pushes back on the idea that missing out on LeBron or Giannis means the season is doomed, but admits the Cavs need more than just running it back. The guys land on a tough truth: the wing problem is real, the cap is brutal, and Colby Altman's optimistic press conference answer doesn't quite add up.

Ken and Lima react to the Knicks winning their first championship since 1973 and debate what it means for Cleveland's title window. They push back on the overreaction to James Harden's arrest and the calls to void his contract, arguing the Cavs wouldn't have reached the Eastern Conference Finals without him. The guys make the case that New York's run should give Cavs fans hope, but also make them more desperate to add another piece around Donovan Mitchell.

Nick and Jonathan react to Chris Fedor's comments about Donovan Mitchell's future with the Cavs. Then, they're joined by Joe DeLeone of A to Z Sports, and they break down the latest development in the Brendan Sorsby situation.

Nick and Jonathan react to Steve Sarkisian saying he wouldn't be surprised if Arch Manning returns to Texas after this upcoming season. Also, they get into all the options for Donovan Mitchell and the Cavs this summer.

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin explore Donovan Mitchell's future with the Cleveland Cavaliers, debating whether he will sign an extension or if a trade remains a viable option. The conversation highlights Chris Fedor's reporting on Mitchell's financial incentives to wait and compares his leadership approach to Jalen Brunson's team-friendly contract. 01:00 - Mitchell Trade Scenarios 06:19 - Mitchell Extension Decision 10:01 - The Jalen Brunson Blueprint

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin examine Donovan Mitchell's future with the Cleveland Cavaliers following his high ranking on a list of NBA trade candidates. They address a caller's criticism of the team's bench players and transition into a discussion about the atmosphere surrounding the New York Knicks' recent championship celebrations. 01:00 - Donovan Mitchell Trade Status 02:51 - Criticizing The Cavs Bench 07:39 - Knicks Championship Celebrations

Discussing Mikal Bridges' viral TikTok live celebrations, Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin's conversation transitions into the Cleveland Cavaliers' offseason outlook. They analyze Donovan Mitchell's potential contract extension delay and debate his long-term value as a franchise centerpiece. 01:00 - Mikal Bridges' Championship Celebration 04:04 - Donovan Mitchell Contract Extension 10:38 - Evaluating Donovan Mitchell's Value

The third hour of "Baskin & Phelps" for Monday, June 15, 2026.

Chris Fedor of cleveland.com and 92.3 The Fan joins Daryl Ruiter and Dan Menningen to examine the gap between the Cleveland Cavaliers and elite NBA teams. They discuss the financial logic behind Donovan Mitchell potentially delaying his contract extension and how James Harden's legal situation affects his future in Cleveland. The conversation concludes with an analysis of potential trades involving Evan Mobley to acquire a championship-caliber player. 01:58 - Championship Level Lessons 03:19 - Mitchell's Game Evolution 05:42 - Mitchell Extension Strategy 13:18 - James Harden Situation 16:00 - Potential Blockbuster Trades

Daryl Ruiter and Dan Menningen analyze the Cleveland Cavaliers' offseason options following an interview with Chris Fedor. They debate whether Donovan Mitchell deserves a massive contract extension and express concerns over James Harden's potential fit and defensive effort. 01:00 - Cavaliers Offseason Strategy 03:32 - Mitchell's Offensive Skillset 05:33 - Concerns Over James Harden

With the Knicks on the verge of sweeping the Spurs in the NBA Finals, Ken and Anthony debate whether watching New York win a championship with Karl-Anthony Towns should make the Cavs more aggressive in pursuing a blockbuster trade this offseason. Ken makes the case that the Cavs cannot realistically compete for a title with Donovan Mitchell as their best player, and that leaning on Evan Mobley as the franchise cornerstone is a gamble with no guarantee of a payoff. The guys also wrestle with the uncomfortable reality that the same people who said Carl-Anthony Towns could never win are now watching him potentially take home Finals MVP, which makes it harder to be definitive about any player's ceiling.

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan continue their postmortem of the 2025-26 Cavaliers, and look ahead to an intriguing offseason in which major roster decisions will have to be made. One important talking point is whether Donovan Mitchell is worthy of the type of mega-extension he will command. Can Mitchell and Evan Mobley succeed alongside each other? And if Giannis Antetokounmpo is available via trade, would you surrender Mobley to get him? All that and more!

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan continue their postmortem of the 2025-26 Cavaliers, and look ahead to an intriguing offseason in which major roster decisions will have to be made. One important talking point is whether Donovan Mitchell is worthy of the type of mega-extension he will command. Can Mitchell and Evan Mobley succeed alongside each other? And if Giannis Antetokounmpo is available via trade, would you surrender Mobley to get him? All that and more!

The hosts of 92.3 The Fan continue their postmortem of the 2025-26 Cavaliers, and look ahead to an intriguing offseason in which major roster decisions will have to be made. One important talking point is whether Donovan Mitchell is worthy of the type of mega-extension he will command. Can Mitchell and Evan Mobley succeed alongside each other? And if Giannis Antetokounmpo is available via trade, would you surrender Mobley to get him? All that and more!

NBA analyst Nate Duncan drops a brutal take on Donovan Mitchell, saying his potential $277 million extension could instantly become one of the worst contracts in the league and that he simply was not good enough in the playoffs. Ken and Lima wrestle with the uncomfortable reality that watching Jalen Brunson will a team to an NBA Finals victory is making a lot of Cavs fans ask whether they have been betting on the wrong guy all along. The question is no longer just about trading Evan Mobley, it is about whether Cleveland needs to rethink everything before writing that massive check.

The NBA Finals are forcing Cleveland Cavs fans to ask a question most of them never wanted to confront, which is whether Donovan Mitchell can actually be the best player on a championship team. Ken and Lima dig into the brutal reality that a 6'2 guard has almost never carried a team to a title, and a major NBA insider has some very harsh things to say about one of Cleveland's core guys coming up. The real question fans have to answer is whether they are ready to blow it up and go all in for Giannis, or just run it back and hope for a different result.

Callers are making a compelling case that Evan Mobley has been quietly stunted his entire career in Cleveland, never getting the chance to be the man because the team has been too good and too Donovan-centric from day one. Ken and Lima dig into whether the Cavs have been confusing Mobley for years by asking him to be something he is not, and whether he would explode into a superstar the second he lands somewhere that actually builds around him. Meanwhile, a potential MLB lockout is forcing Ken to do something he never thought he would do, which is root for the billionaire owners, because a salary floor might be exactly what keeps the Guardians young core together.

Ken and Anthony evaluate the high stakes of Donovan Mitchell's potential $277 million extension while debating Evan Mobley's long-term fit with the Cavaliers. They also discuss the MLB salary cap's impact on the Guardians' future and share a laugh over a series of radio pranks and 'credential harvesting' stories. 02:15 - Cavaliers Roster Strategy 04:25 - Mitchell Extension Concerns 16:25 - Good Loss Debate 28:20 - MLB Salary Floor 35:04 - Guardians Yankees Recap 41:50 - Ken's Credential Harvesting

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima analyze the fallout from the Browns trading Myles Garrett, debating whether Jared Verse provides the leadership the former star lacked. They examine social media reactions to Garrett's apparent happiness with the Rams and discuss whether fans would reverse the trade if given the chance. The conversation then shifts to the Cavaliers, questioning if Evan Mobley should be moved to acquire a superstar like Giannis Antetokounmpo. 01:50 - Evaluation of Jared Verse 05:05 - Myles Garrett with the Rams 10:25 - Fan Poll on the Trade 16:00 - Jared Verse Press Conferences 20:50 - Ken's Youth Football Story 24:21 - Caller Josh's Browns Take 34:10 - Trading Evan Mobley for Giannis 39:30 - Donovan Mitchell's Title Ceiling

Ken and Lima explore the surprising details of the Myles Garrett trade, highlighting his weekly meetings with Andrew Berry and the amicable nature of his departure to the Rams. The discussion shifts to the Cavaliers' offseason dilemmas, debating whether to build around Donovan Mitchell or move Evan Mobley for a superstar like Giannis Antetokounmpo. Additionally, they analyze the Browns' brewing quarterback competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders. 01:50 - Garrett Subtraction Addition 05:35 - The Ex-Girlfriend Comparison 09:44 - Acceptance Of The Rebuild 14:30 - Dinosaurs And Cupcakes 24:28 - Stacking Records vs Winning 32:24 - Trading Mobley For Giannis 41:51 - Mitchell's Extension Concerns 57:00 - Good Losses Bad Wins 01:11:14 - Supporting The Salary Floor 01:19:26 - Sean McDonough Appreciation 01:26:58 - Breer Breaks Trade Details 01:39:00 - Berry's Management Think Tank 01:50:54 - Baker vs Garrett Exit 01:54:13 - Watson vs Sanders Race 02:06:08 - Interview With Daniel Oyefusi 02:19:56 - Garrett's New LA Stardom 02:28:40 - Breaking News To Kids

Nick Wilson and Jonathan Peterlin bring in Mackenzie Pflum to discuss her spiritual connection to music and her favorite amphitheaters on Afternoon Drive. They also analyze the high stakes of a potential $350 million extension for Donovan Mitchell and how it impacts the Cleveland Cavaliers' championship window. 01:01 - Mackenzie Pflum On Music 04:26 - Mitchell Extension Contract Debate 09:34 - Cavaliers Roster Building

Nick and Jonathan debate if the Cavs should extend Donovan Mitchell. Then, they're joined by Cynthia Frelund of NFL Network, and they react to Nick's bad dad joke.

Jeff Phelps and Daryl Ruiter analyze Baker Mayfield's contract demands and potential future, comparing his value to current top NFL quarterbacks. They also discuss Donovan Mitchell's long-term future with the Cavaliers, evaluating the economic implications of a supermax extension versus team flexibility. Meredith Kain joins to report on NBA Finals ticket prices, the Chicago Bears' stadium plans in Hammond, and the latest social media buzz surrounding Miles Garrett. 01:55 - Mayfield Contract Situation 07:12 - Baker To The Steelers? 13:05 - Finding Elite Quarterbacks 18:43 - Brunson Versus Mitchell 25:36 - Ramirez Contract Comparison 34:27 - Headlines With Meredith Cain 39:33 - Bears Moving To Hammond 44:52 - Miles Garrett Dating Rumors

Jeff Phelps and Daryl Ruiter debate whether Donovan Mitchell is worth a potential $70 million supermax contract given his playoff performance. They compare his situation to Jose Ramirez's team-friendly deal and discuss Jalen Brunson's impact on the Knicks. They also weigh the risks of Mitchell's physical durability as he enters his 30s. 01:11 - NBA Finals Game Preview 02:57 - Brunson Mitchell Comparison 03:43 - Mitchell's Financial Future 09:36 - Jose Ramirez Comparison 15:18 - Supermax Contract Concerns

After a heartbreaking Game 7 loss to the Spurs, the Foxx Den Sports Podcast breaks down everything that went wrong for OKC and what happens next.Was Chet Holmgren too passive? Should Lu Dort be traded? Is Sam Presti about to cash in draft picks for a superstar? And how much did injuries to Jalen Williams and AJ Mitchell impact the Thunder's playoff run?Todd Foxx, Kellen Foxx, and Clay McDonald dive into the biggest questions facing the Thunder organization as the offseason begins.

A fired up caller named Maurice from the Bay Area calls in absolutely convinced that the Myles Garrett trade sealed Shedeur Sanders as the Browns quarterback of the future, and the energy in the studio suggests most of the hosts quietly agree with him. The guys also drop a wild financial stat about the NBA Finals, pointing out that Brunson, Hart, and Schamet combined are making less than what the Cavs will owe Donovan Mitchell next year alone. The show wraps with some unresolved drama about a feuding colleague just down the hall who apparently is not ready to broker peace anytime soon.

Jeff Phelps and Chris Fedor analyze the financial implications of offering Donovan Mitchell a massive contract extension and whether he can lead Cleveland to a championship. They also evaluate Evan Mobley's offensive ceiling and the team's persistent struggle to find a productive small forward through trades or free agency. 01:01 - Mitchell Contract Extension Debate 06:33 - Evan Mobley Offensive Ceiling 13:15 - Cavaliers Small Forward Search

In Hour Four of Baskin & Phelps, Jeff Phelps and Chris Fedor analyze the complex offseason decisions facing the Cleveland Cavaliers on Baskin and Phelps, specifically evaluating Donovan Mitchell's potential $350 million contract extension. They also explore Evan Mobley's development into a primary scoring option and discuss the team's search for a reliable starting small forward via potential trades. 01:15 - Chris Fedor Joins Jeff Phelps 06:03 - Donovan Mitchell Extension Dilemma 10:12 - Evaluating Donovan Mitchell Trades 14:06 - Donovan Mitchell Performance Limits 20:40 - Evan Mobley Offensive Ceiling 25:47 - Cavaliers Roster Building Needs

Jeff Phelps and Chris Fedor analyze the Cleveland Guardians' impressive season and their ability to remain competitive despite low expectations. They examine the roster's evolution, the emergence of young talent like Kyle Manzardo, and the leadership of Stephen Vogt. The segment concludes with a look at the trade deadline and the upcoming decision regarding Donovan Mitchell's extension with the Cavaliers. 01:01 - Guardians Success Discussion 04:14 - Prospects and Roster Impact 07:01 - Trade Deadline Strategy 08:54 - Stephen Vogt Analysis 14:14 - Donovan Mitchell Extension

Jeff Phelps and Chris Fedor analyze the difficult decisions facing the Cavaliers after a disappointing playoff exit. They debate whether the organization should consider trading Evan Mobley to acquire a second superstar or if his presence is essential to avoid another franchise rebuild, while also weighing the massive financial commitment required to keep Donovan Mitchell in Cleveland. 01:00 - Cavaliers Offseason Outlook 02:25 - Trading Evan Mobley 06:03 - Donovan Mitchell Extension Dilemma

Chris Fedor joins Jeff Phelps to evaluate the Cleveland Cavaliers' roster construction and the likelihood of bringing back Donovan Mitchell and James Harden. They debate whether trading Evan Mobley for a superstar like Giannis Antetokounmpo is the necessary move to secure a championship. The conversation also explores Mobley's development hurdles and potential trade scenarios. 01:35 - Mitchell And Harden Future 03:26 - Trading Mobley For Giannis 11:19 - Thunder Trade Scenarios

Chris Fedor makes a bold case that the Cavs cannot just run it back after getting embarrassed by the Knicks, arguing the team has a fundamental flaw in that they may not have a true number one option capable of leading a championship contender, and nine years of Donovan Mitchell data backs that concern up. The guys identify the wing position as the glaring hole on this roster, and Fedor lands on a controversial conclusion that Evan Mobley is the only piece Cleveland has valuable enough to go get the kind of superstar that actually puts them over the top. Josh Hart also gets a moment to clown on Kenny Atkinson's analytics comments from the conference finals, and it is pretty ruthless.

Hollinger & Duncan open with brief Knicks-Spurs Finals picks, then spend the episode on veteran extension decisions around the league: who should be extended now, who should wait, and where player options or trade value complicate the decision. The biggest themes are whether Cleveland should give Donovan Mitchell a massive extension, how Brooklyn/Phoenix/Washington should handle expensive veterans, and how teams like the Knicks, Clippers, Pacers, and Wolves can manage apron pressure while keeping flexibility. Dunc'd On Prime is the only place to get every episode with Nate & Danny, plus every pod with John Hollinger & Nate as well! DuncdOn.SupportingCast.FM Subscribe on YouTube to see our hilarious faces and, more importantly, see the key moments from the pod each week.Or, sign up for our FREE mailing list to get Dan Feldman's Daily Duncs with all the major topics around the league twice a week. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs are headed to the NBA Finals, and Wemby's emotional reaction says everything about what this moment means.Juju Gotti and Trysta Krick break down the Spurs' incredible run, make their NBA Finals predictions, and debate who would win a potential Knicks vs Spurs showdown. Plus, Donovan Mitchell's comments about championships and "winning at life" spark a bigger conversation about legacy, happiness, and what really matters in the NBA.The crew also dives into Chet Holmgren's rough performance, SGA's response to the criticism, whether Wemby has officially separated himself from Chet, and the latest drama from the WNBA after another controversial flop goes viral. Topics: Victor Wembanyama leads Spurs to the NBA Finals Wemby's emotional postgame moment Knicks vs Spurs Finals debate Donovan Mitchell's championship comments Chet Holmgren struggles under pressure SGA defends Chet Wemby vs Chet: Is there still a debate? NBA Finals predictions Viral WNBA flop controversy Who are you taking in a Knicks vs Spurs Finals matchup? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ken and Nick close out the show with a lighter conversation about the NBA Finals, and both land in the same place: zero rooting interest, but a nagging jealousy that the Knicks are there instead of Cleveland. Nick makes the sharpest observation of the segment, pointing out that when the Cavs landed Donovan Mitchell everyone laughed at New York for settling for Jalen Brunson, and now Brunson is in the Finals while Mitchell is probably in Cancun. Ken saves his real anger for Kenny Atkinson rather than the Knicks, arguing the Cavs were not stopped by New York so much as they handed the series away themselves, and losing the next three games after blowing a 22 point lead is an indictment that has nothing to do with the opponent. The show wraps with the Myles Garrett situation still unresolved, with Ken and Nick signing off knowing that by 4 o'clock today, everything might look completely different.

Rob and Kelvin tell us if the Oklahoma City Thunder should have a healthy fear of Victor Wembanyama heading into tomorrow night’s Game 7, and take Donovan Mitchell to task for trying to downplay James Harden’s history of playoff failures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The crew dives deep into the Cleveland Cavaliers' massive offseason dilemma, arguing whether the franchise must choose between keeping Donovan Mitchell or fully committing to Evan Mobley's development. With rumors swirling about a blockbuster trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo or a legendary final run with LeBron James, the guys break down exactly what it will take to push the Cavs back into true championship contention.

On this episode of ‘The Old Man of the Three', host Cam Johnson (Denver Nuggets) breaks down the New York Knicks (Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, Mikal Bridges, Karl-Anthony Towns) sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers (James Harden, Donovan Mitchell) in the Eastern Conference Finals and advancing to the NBA Finals. We're also joined by NBA Draft prospect Allen Graves (Santa Clara) to announce his decision about remaining in the draft this year, discuss what his draft process has been like so far, and what he expects from his career. Let's go!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The NBA Playoffs are getting HEATED On this episode of Alley Oop, Juju & Trysta break down whether the San Antonio Spurs are actually MORE battle-tested than the Oklahoma City Thunder heading into the Western Conference Finals. Has Victor Wembanyama faced tougher competition than Shai Gilgeous-Alexander? And what does that mean for the series?Plus: who do we trust more in the East between the Cleveland Cavaliers and New York Knicks? Juju & Trysta debate the Cavs vs Knicks matchup, break down Donovan Mitchell's huge performance, and discuss whether Cade Cunningham completely disappeared at the worst possible time.We also get into: The Detroit Pistons collapse James Harden finally doing what he's supposed to do Ausar Thompson and the growing concerns about his jump shot A'ja Wilson's controversial lane violation Giannis Antetokounmpo's attitude The legend of Derrick White Ale Who do YOU trust more right now — Spurs or Thunder? Knicks or Cavs? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices