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With about 10-11 game left in the regular season, the crew takes a look at some of the lowkey contenders in the NBA that could possibly shake up the playoffs. We then turn our sights back to the NCAA to talk about the Upsets...that aren't that upsetting. We end with a Sweet 16 preview: NBA Lowkey Contenders (2:00) - Why the Celtics have all the momentum in the East - Are the Jazz back to their winning ways? - The Mavs are getting closer... Upsets That Shouldn't Upset You (42:00) - Iowa State continues to roll - Miami doing Miami things - Michigan shouldn't surprise anyone --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/str8factspod/support

Bomani and three-time NBA Champion Bruce Bowen discuss NBA storylines for the second half of the season. Can Houston's small-ball work in the postseason (3:02)? Which team will rise to the top in the East? Are the Bucks balanced enough (9:55) or will the leaders on the Sixers step it up (15:38)? How about the Lakers and Clippers out West (30:05)? Were the Warriors smart to pick up Andrew Wiggins (44:37)? Plus, what it was like guarding Rasheed Wallace and Vince Carter (58:43).

Bomani and three-time NBA Champion Bruce Bowen discuss NBA storylines for the second half of the season. Can Houston's small-ball work in the postseason (3:02)? Which team will rise to the top in the East? Are the Bucks balanced enough (9:55) or will the leaders on the Sixers step it up (15:38)? How about the Lakers and Clippers out West (30:05)? Were the Warriors smart to pick up Andrew Wiggins (44:37)? Plus, what it was like guarding Rasheed Wallace and Vince Carter (58:43).

Yousef Nasser, Harry Liao, Arman Tondravi, and Tony Garcia team up to preview the Eastern Conference. Who has the worst team in the East? Which upstart young teams will make the playoffs? Which offseason additions will make the biggest difference in the East? Are we destined for a Sixers-Bucks Eastern Conference Final? This was a fun one. Check it out! (Note: Bradley Beal signed his extension with the Wizards after the taping of this podcast.)

We've already knocked out the AFC, so now we're back to discuss 2019 NFL over/under win totals for those in the NFC. Will the Packers return to the playoffs with a double-digit win season? Who's the favorite between Philly & Dallas to take the East? Are the Saints the most complete team in the league? Plus, who is the more ideal beer pong partner between Andrew Luck and Rob Gronkowski?

-Are the Lakers going to finally land a big name free agent? -Can the Celtics win the East? -Are the rumors true about Doc Rivers to the Lakers? -Skip and Shannon give their All-Time starting lineup.

We are only a fifth of the way through the NBA season and there is already so much to digest. What the hell is going on with the Celtics? Who's #1 in the East? Are the top 5 teams in the East better than the top 5 teams in the West? What trades are out there to be made? Plus we dig back into our most heated debate about Kevin Durant!    This episode is brought to you by Fantasy Pros, the go to tool for fantasy football success. Make the best possible decisions for your fantasy teams using incredible tools like Waiver Assistant, Start/Sit Assistant and our personal favorite Trade Analyzer. Not only just for NFL but use FantasyPros for NBA, NHL, and DFS success as well. Use these tools to dominate your league playoffs now!   Follow us @aatalkstuff on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.   If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes, we truly appreciate everyone who listens, thank you so much!   Please enjoy this episode!

Kawhi is a Raptor! DeMar is a Spur! Marcus Smart remains a Celtic! Melo is a Hawk kinda! What does it all mean? Are the Raptors now favorites in the East? Are the Spurs sociopaths for not engaging with Philly? All that before we get into the important discussion: Jimmy G and Kiara Mia hitting the town, just two young kids in puppy love. We put our full support behind this burgeoning relationship and that's precisely when the train goes flying off the tracks for roughly an hour. Then, and I don't know how it took this long to touch on this subject: Velvet Milkman. Finally, the second to last installment of the Mickstape 50.

The Warriors' injury report is extensive. They will face the Kings at home tonight without Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Patrick McCaw. Curry, Thompson and McCaw aren't expected to be able to return until the end of the month. Draymond Green's shoulder is ailing but he will play, and David West is finally ready to return from a cyst on his shooting elbow. Andre Iguodala is nursing a few injuries but will suit up. Jordan Bell's ankles are sore. Quinn cook's hand is hurt... It's a house of horrors in the Dubs' training room right now. Miles Johnson joins Aliko to discuss what Klay's broken hand could mean for the Warriors' playoff push. Down the Reddit hole, they take a look at LeBron's latest in-game masterpiece, and compare that poster dunk to some of the best jams King James has bestowed upon us over the years. In the final segment, Aliko and Miles take a look at the playoff races in the East and the West, and break down some of the more intriguing matchups. How scary are the Sixers and Bucks in the bottom half of the East? Are we sleeping on Victor Oladipo? Should the Spurs embrace their slide down the Western Conference standings and go for the lottery? What about the Nuggets? Listen up for thoughts on all these questions and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Time to crack open a new Brew! Did Claude Julien do anything wrong by taking the Canadiens job? Could Bruce Cassidy be the answer the B's were looking for? Will the Celtics be the top seed in the East? Are the Patriots going to place the franchise tag on anyone? Plus, should the Pats trade Jimmy Garoppolo? Droz & Mattious discuss it all on this edition of the Boston Sports Brew!

On this episode of the Detroit Bad Boys Podcast, Jordan Bellant and Jacob Kuyvenhoven are joined Lazarus (“Laz”) Jackson to discuss the first fifth of the Pistons’ season.  The episode starts with Laz giving his overall impression of the team through the first 18 games (2:30). Jacob discusses how the team has played and what needs to change for the offense (4:30).  Laz picks up on how Reggie can help the ailing offense (5:45). Focusing on the three ball, Laz and Jacob talk about what is the main reason behind the team’s poor shooting (7:05).  One way to improve the offense could be small-ball lineups. Laz and Jacob ponder what lineup would spark the offense (13:10).  Jordan’s concern over rebounding and shooting leads to a question about personnel and fit (18:30). Jacob and Laz calm those fears and then Laz offers one thing that is a positive coming from Reggie’s absence (21:00). Next is a conversation about Marcus Morris and his future role with the team (22:40). If Marcus is moved out of the starting lineup, Jordan asks who moves in (25:00).  The conversation turns to the Eastern Conference and the current playoff picture (30:50).  Looking at the teams outside the playoffs, Laz mentions why the Pistons should “Fear the Deer” (36:25). The podcast wraps with some quick hits the East: Are the Bulls for real (39:50)? Are the Wizards really ‘that’ bad (41:20)? Jacob ends the episode with a question about the best players in the East (44:05).  The Detroit Bad Boys Podcast is a part of the SB Nation site, Detroit Bad Boys. Subscribe on iTunes and find archived episodes on Blog Talk Radio. For more information, go to DetroitBadBoys.com/Detroit-Pistons-Podcast   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Detroit Bad Boys Podcast, Jordan Bellant and Jacob Kuyvenhoven are joined Lazarus (“Laz”) Jackson to discuss the first fifth of the Pistons’ season.  The episode starts with Laz giving his overall impression of the team through the first 18 games (2:30). Jacob discusses how the team has played and what needs to change for the offense (4:30).  Laz picks up on how Reggie can help the ailing offense (5:45). Focusing on the three ball, Laz and Jacob talk about what is the main reason behind the team’s poor shooting (7:05).  One way to improve the offense could be small-ball lineups. Laz and Jacob ponder what lineup would spark the offense (13:10).  Jordan’s concern over rebounding and shooting leads to a question about personnel and fit (18:30). Jacob and Laz calm those fears and then Laz offers one thing that is a positive coming from Reggie’s absence (21:00). Next is a conversation about Marcus Morris and his future role with the team (22:40). If Marcus is moved out of the starting lineup, Jordan asks who moves in (25:00).  The conversation turns to the Eastern Conference and the current playoff picture (30:50).  Looking at the teams outside the playoffs, Laz mentions why the Pistons should “Fear the Deer” (36:25). The podcast wraps with some quick hits the East: Are the Bulls for real (39:50)? Are the Wizards really ‘that’ bad (41:20)? Jacob ends the episode with a question about the best players in the East (44:05).  The Detroit Bad Boys Podcast is a part of the SB Nation site, Detroit Bad Boys. Subscribe on iTunes and find archived episodes on Blog Talk Radio. For more information, go to DetroitBadBoys.com/Detroit-Pistons-Podcast   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Detroit Bad Boys Podcast, Jordan Bellant and Jacob Kuyvenhoven are joined Lazarus (“Laz”) Jackson to discuss the first fifth of the Pistons' season.  The episode starts with Laz giving his overall impression of the team through the first 18 games (2:30). Jacob discusses how the team has played and what needs to change for the offense (4:30).  Laz picks up on how Reggie can help the ailing offense (5:45). Focusing on the three ball, Laz and Jacob talk about what is the main reason behind the team's poor shooting (7:05).  One way to improve the offense could be small-ball lineups. Laz and Jacob ponder what lineup would spark the offense (13:10).  Jordan's concern over rebounding and shooting leads to a question about personnel and fit (18:30). Jacob and Laz calm those fears and then Laz offers one thing that is a positive coming from Reggie's absence (21:00). Next is a conversation about Marcus Morris and his future role with the team (22:40). If Marcus is moved out of the starting lineup, Jordan asks who moves in (25:00).  The conversation turns to the Eastern Conference and the current playoff picture (30:50).  Looking at the teams outside the playoffs, Laz mentions why the Pistons should “Fear the Deer” (36:25). The podcast wraps with some quick hits the East: Are the Bulls for real (39:50)? Are the Wizards really ‘that' bad (41:20)? Jacob ends the episode with a question about the best players in the East (44:05).  The Detroit Bad Boys Podcast is a part of the SB Nation site, Detroit Bad Boys. Subscribe on iTunes and find archived episodes on Blog Talk Radio. For more information, go to DetroitBadBoys.com/Detroit-Pistons-Podcast   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick Whalen and DJ Trainor answer a variety of questions, including: Who's the best PG in the East? Are the Cavs starting to click? Who is the most overrated/underrated player in the league? Plus, NBA trivia and much, much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices