Podcast appearances and mentions of Josh Hart

Game 4's loss is on the players including Josh Hart

On this episode of Combo's Court, Combo is joined by Dexter Henry — host of New York's Got Game and New York Post — to break down the Knicks' Game 4 ECF loss and dissect key coaching decisions. The duo dives into Mikal Bridges' game, Josh Hart's impact (and injury concerns), and a Brunson vs. Halliburton conversation. They also explore the evolution of NBA superstars, the Knicks-Pacers chess match, and some “Would You Rather” KAT EDITION player comps. On the W front, Combo and Dexter discuss the Liberty's title chances and whether Caitlin Clark is already a household name. Plus: Juan Soto bizarre season and Anthony Edwards growth as player. Subscribe now on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode. USE CODE COMBO ON PRIZEPICKS! Appreciate the continued support! Sign up on PrizePicks using the promo code “Combo” Make a deposit of $5 or more and receive $50 instantly here: prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/COMBO

0:00 .... Ross hello and welcome, introduces the panel, and dedicates show #158 to Jack McVeigh of the Houston Rockets who is the only NBA player to wear uniform #58. 1:33 ... Instant reaction to Tuesday night's game #4 of the Knicks/Pacers Eastern Conference Finals playoff series. 2:45 ... Bruce highlights the performances of Tyrese Haliburton, Bennedict Mathurin, and Pascal Siakam who were the biggest reasons Indiana took game #4 and grabbed a 3-1 series lead. 3:53 ... Ross pointed out how it was a game of runs but Indiana never allowed New York to really get close enough to threaten the Pacers. 4:55 ... World B was disgusted with the sloppy play of the Knicks and feels they need to reduce turnovers in game 5 if they hope to extend the series.  He is also concerned about the health of Karl-Anthony Towns who hurt his knee in the 4th quarter on Tuesday night. 7:23 ... The crew previews game 5 in New York and discusses if Tom Thibodeau will dial back his rotation as he did in the first two games. 10:17 ... Ross is concerned about how Towns will be perceived by the NY fans if he doesn't play in game 5 due to his knee.  Bruce needs Mikal Bridges to show up big in game #5, but World B points out how hard Bridges has to work on defense against Haliburton. 14:38 ... Ross tees up a brief discussion on how Thibodeau expanded his rotation and how Josh Hart nudged him into doing it by offering to come off the bench and allow Mitchell Robinson to start games 3 and 4. 16:00 ... Western Conference Finals discussion as Oklahoma City won Monday's game #4 to put a stranglehold on their series against Minnesota.  Bruce felt the tone was set in the first quarter.  World B says the series is over now that OKC has a 3-1 series lead and it was impressive how they bounced back from a 42 point loss on Saturday.  Ross agrees and praises Jalen Williams of the Thunder for his great performances.  Everyone feels the series is over except for the final result.  OKC's defense is the decisive factor. 23:25 ... Anthony Edwards needs a great performance in game 5 after scoring just 13 points in game 4.  World B feels he is not holding himself accountable. 24:18 ... Ross wants to praise Minnesota's Nickiell Alexander-Walker whose great postseason performances will help him find a team willing to pay him big bucks as a free agent this off-season. 24:50 .... Shai Gilgeous-Alexander beat Nikola Jokic for the MVP Award ... the guys discuss the large margin of victory in the voting and how both players were most deserving of the award. 28:13 ... All-NBA Team discussions ... On the first team the only quibble was Donovan Mitchell making it over Anthony Edwards, Jalen Brunson, and Stephen Curry. 30:33 .... On the second team, the guys discussed LeBron James making it in spite of ESPN's Brian Windhorst not voting him on any of the three All-NBA teams. 33:36 ... On the third team, Bruce bemoaned the fact that Jaylen Brown fell two games short of the 65 game minimum to qualify for All-NBA.  Bruce felt he would have made the third team, but sacrificed an individual award in order to be healthier for the playoffs and Bruce is really annoyed at some Celtics fans who are blaming Brown for the team's earlier than expected postseason exit.  World B felt Tyler Herro should have made third team over James Harden.  Ross pointed out that if not for injury, Victor Wembanyama would also have probably made 2nd or 3rd team All-NBA and probably also won Defensive Player of the Year. 37:08 ... Smokin' Hot Take from World B ... Cade Cunningham will be first team All-NBA next season.  This bodes well for the Pistons ascending into the top 4 in the eastern conference next season. 40:10 ... Final Thoughts ... Bruce on how OKC's comeback from a 42 point loss to Minnesota last weekend reminds him of two former NBA Championship teams that had similar experiences 40 seasons ago: the 1984 Celtics and the 1985 Lakers. 41:30 .... World B on how the Knicks loss to Indiana in game one was not the biggest choke in the Knicks history.  It was 30 years ago when Reggie Miller made the Knicks the worst chokers in franchise history.  Tyrese Haliburton will clearly haunt World B's dreams for many years to come. 46:16  ... Ross on how all the off-season transactions will be very exciting this year.  And from that he says goodbye and "see you next week." TRT 46:57              

The Knicks are on life support. In this episode, we break down Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals as the Indiana Pacers take a commanding 3–1 series lead with a 130–121 win at home. Tyrese Haliburton's triple-double masterclass overwhelmed New York, while Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns did their best to keep the Knicks afloat. We discuss what went wrong for the Knicks, Stephen A. Smith's scathing criticism of Josh Hart and Mikal Bridges, and what New York needs to fix before a do-or-die Game 5 at MSG. Is this the end of the Knicks' playoff run—or is a miracle comeback brewing?Check out this quality episode of the Productive Conversations Podcast, on all Podcasting Platforms and YouTube. Ep 547#nba #basketball #nbaplayoffs #knicks #pacers Best way to contact our host is by emailing him at productiveconversationspodcast@gmail.com or mbrown3212@gmail.comThis show has been brought to you by Magic Mind!Right now you can get your Magic Mind at WWW.MAGICMIND.COM/ PCLT20 to get 20% off a one-time purchase or up to 48% off a subscription using that code PCLT20.  Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/productive-conversations-with-matt-brown/id1535871441 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7qCsxuzYYoeqALrWu4x4Kb YouTube: @Productive_Conversations  Linktree:https://linktr.ee/productiveconversations

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA playoff betting. The guys also give out best bets. This episode of RJ Bell's Dream Preview: NBA Playoff Edition with Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers provides an in-depth analysis of two critical NBA playoff matchups: Knicks vs. Pacers Game 4 and Thunder vs. Timberwolves Game 5. The conversation opens with a reflection on Game 3, where the Knicks overcame a 20-point deficit to win. This turnaround stemmed from strategic adjustments—starting Mitchell Robinson and bringing Josh Hart off the bench—allowing New York to clamp down on Indiana's offense. Jalen Brunson struggled with foul trouble and inefficiency, contributing just six field goals on 18 attempts and a single assist. Despite his limited impact, the Knicks held Indiana to only 42 second-half points, a stark contrast to the Pacers' usual offensive rhythm. Hart's late-game rebounds and composure at the free-throw line stood out, and Towns' fourth-quarter scoring lifted the team to its first win of the series. Mackenzie discussed RJ Bell's "fourth quarter win share," an advanced stat favoring teams with strong late-game control, suggesting the Knicks had been more dominant across multiple quarters despite their earlier losses. Looking to Game 4, the hosts note the Pacers as 2.5-point home favorites with a 220.5 total. Mackenzie and Munaf favor the Knicks and the under, emphasizing that a defensive-focused Knicks approach correlates strongly with low-scoring games. Brunson's role is expected to shift toward playmaking, reducing his shot volume. His under 29.5 points prop is Mackenzie's best bet, backed by historical splits where he's gone under this line 20 times versus 19 overs. Meanwhile, Towns is averaging over 25 points and 11 rebounds per game in the series and is projected to exceed both point and rebound props. Transitioning to the Thunder-Timberwolves series, OKC leads 3-1. Game 3 saw a dominant Timberwolves blowout, but OKC rebounded in Game 4 behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 40-point near triple-double and key support from Jalen Williams and the bench. SGA's leadership was pivotal—his late-game assists demonstrated poise under pressure. Mackenzie praised SGA's situational IQ and contrasted it with Anthony Edwards' passive play. Edwards is averaging only 17 FGA per game, the lowest of his postseason career, and scored just 24 PPG despite efficient shooting. Postgame, he deflected criticism, saying he didn't struggle because he didn't take enough shots. Mackenzie critiqued this mindset, calling for Edwards to embrace higher usage when it matters most. With SGA elevating his impact and Edwards retreating, Mackenzie believes the Thunder's edge in leadership and strategy is decisive. In Game 5, OKC is an 8.5-point favorite. Munaf's best bet is the Thunder team total over 114.5, citing strong home scoring trends. SGA's over 6.5 assists is another key angle, supported by three overs in four games and an average of 8.5 APG. The Thunder have shot below their season average from three, suggesting positive regression is likely at home. Mackenzie projects a potential 120–102 OKC win and predicts they'll close the series. The hosts close with futures discussion, noting the NBA's growing parity. The Thunder are +225 favorites for next season, while teams like the Knicks, Pacers, Cavs, and Wolves range from 8/1 to 12/1. Mackenzie emphasizes the historical rarity of such dispersed odds beyond the top team. He speculates Giannis may be traded, naming the Knicks and Rockets as possible destinations. He lauds Sam Presti's roster-building and envisions OKC as a possible dynasty. In conclusion, Munaf and Mackenzie agree the Finals might be lopsided but promise strong betting value through derivatives and props. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Yankees have some Lineup flexibility with Ben Rice playing catcher over the weekend. Knicks fever is taking over the tri-state, will Keith's son end up being a Knicks fan? Josh Hart leads the Knicks by example as a team first guy, winning is all that matters. Hour 3.

Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA playoff betting. The guys also give out best bets. This episode of RJ Bell's Dream Preview: NBA Playoff Edition with Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers provides an in-depth analysis of two critical NBA playoff matchups: Knicks vs. Pacers Game 4 and Thunder vs. Timberwolves Game 5. The conversation opens with a reflection on Game 3, where the Knicks overcame a 20-point deficit to win. This turnaround stemmed from strategic adjustments—starting Mitchell Robinson and bringing Josh Hart off the bench—allowing New York to clamp down on Indiana's offense. Jalen Brunson struggled with foul trouble and inefficiency, contributing just six field goals on 18 attempts and a single assist. Despite his limited impact, the Knicks held Indiana to only 42 second-half points, a stark contrast to the Pacers' usual offensive rhythm. Hart's late-game rebounds and composure at the free-throw line stood out, and Towns' fourth-quarter scoring lifted the team to its first win of the series. Mackenzie discussed RJ Bell's "fourth quarter win share," an advanced stat favoring teams with strong late-game control, suggesting the Knicks had been more dominant across multiple quarters despite their earlier losses. Looking to Game 4, the hosts note the Pacers as 2.5-point home favorites with a 220.5 total. Mackenzie and Munaf favor the Knicks and the under, emphasizing that a defensive-focused Knicks approach correlates strongly with low-scoring games. Brunson's role is expected to shift toward playmaking, reducing his shot volume. His under 29.5 points prop is Mackenzie's best bet, backed by historical splits where he's gone under this line 20 times versus 19 overs. Meanwhile, Towns is averaging over 25 points and 11 rebounds per game in the series and is projected to exceed both point and rebound props. Transitioning to the Thunder-Timberwolves series, OKC leads 3-1. Game 3 saw a dominant Timberwolves blowout, but OKC rebounded in Game 4 behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 40-point near triple-double and key support from Jalen Williams and the bench. SGA's leadership was pivotal—his late-game assists demonstrated poise under pressure. Mackenzie praised SGA's situational IQ and contrasted it with Anthony Edwards' passive play. Edwards is averaging only 17 FGA per game, the lowest of his postseason career, and scored just 24 PPG despite efficient shooting. Postgame, he deflected criticism, saying he didn't struggle because he didn't take enough shots. Mackenzie critiqued this mindset, calling for Edwards to embrace higher usage when it matters most. With SGA elevating his impact and Edwards retreating, Mackenzie believes the Thunder's edge in leadership and strategy is decisive. In Game 5, OKC is an 8.5-point favorite. Munaf's best bet is the Thunder team total over 114.5, citing strong home scoring trends. SGA's over 6.5 assists is another key angle, supported by three overs in four games and an average of 8.5 APG. The Thunder have shot below their season average from three, suggesting positive regression is likely at home. Mackenzie projects a potential 120–102 OKC win and predicts they'll close the series. The hosts close with futures discussion, noting the NBA's growing parity. The Thunder are +225 favorites for next season, while teams like the Knicks, Pacers, Cavs, and Wolves range from 8/1 to 12/1. Mackenzie emphasizes the historical rarity of such dispersed odds beyond the top team. He speculates Giannis may be traded, naming the Knicks and Rockets as possible destinations. He lauds Sam Presti's roster-building and envisions OKC as a possible dynasty. In conclusion, Munaf and Mackenzie agree the Finals might be lopsided but promise strong betting value through derivatives and props. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Mon.'s No Dunks, the guys discuss Karl-Anthony Towns saving the Knicks' season, why early foul trouble actually worked in Thibs' favor, Nesmith's ankle injury, Mitchell Robinson getting the start in place of Josh Hart, and why this Knicks-Pacers ECF series rules. That, plus All-NBA takeaways, what to watch in tonight's Thunder-Wolves, a scary Indy 500 rabbit hole, 'Mission: Impossible' reviews, and more.▶️ Join No Dunks on Playback : https://www.playback.tv/nodunks

The Knicks MONSTER Comeback Gets Gil Back On The Bandwagon as Gilbert Arenas & The Gil's Arena Crew react to the New York Knicks overcoming another 20 point deficit in the NBA Playoffs to get back into the Eastern Conference Finals against the Indiana Pacers. They discuss how Karl Anthony Towns put the team on his back with a zesty 20 point 4th Quarter and break down how the Knicks' bench led by Josh Hart could be the secret in this series before giving their take on Jeff Teague's belief that Jalen Brunson is too ball dominant to win an NBA Championship. They then break down the game from the Indiana Pacers side as Tyrese Haliburton's clutch shots didn't fall in Game 3 leading the Gil's Arena Crew to debate if the Pacers need a true #1 option to overcome the Knicks before reacting to the news that the team will allow Haliburton's pops back into the stadium for the rest of the NBA Playoffs. Next, they move over to the Western Conference Finals where they break down how Anthony Edwards & The Minnesota Timberwolves BLEW OUT The OKC Thunder in Game 3 and discuss what changed for the Wolves that allowed them to overcome the Thunder's NBA leading defense. Finally, the Gil's Arena Crew reacts to the All-NBA teams where superstars like Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jayson Tatum & LeBron James made history and spark a hostile debate over which NBA All Star was snubbed from the team. Please give us a like and subscribe!!! Gil's Arena Crew - Gilbert Arenas, Josiah Johnson, Rashad McCants & Brandon Jennings Sign up for Underdog Fantasy HERE with promo code GIL and get up to $1000 in Bonus Credits and A FREE Pick: https://play.underdogfantasy.com/p-gil's-arena Use our code for 10% off your next SeatGeek order https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/ARENA10 Sponsored by SeatGeek. Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount Fetch a FREE Jumpstart Trial Bag for your Dog. Go to https://ruffgreens.com/arena and use promo code ARENA Join the Playback chat to interact with Gil and Josiah https://www.playback.tv/gilbertarenas SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAvjYgmwadC682OoC4Cc6TQ Join the Underdog discord for access to exclusive giveaways and promos! https://discord.gg/underdog 0:00:00 2 Min Countdown 0:01:52 Show Start 0:02:54 New York Gil Enters The Arena 0:08:02 Gil Sees Kendrick's Grand National Tour 0:14:43 All NBA Teams Reaction 0:23:40 The NBA's All Time Top 10 Is Set In Stone 0:41:02 LeBron's ABSURD All NBA Streak 0:49:10 Load Management Is Costing All NBA Players 1:01:12 Knicks Pull Off A MONSTER Comeback 1:19:57 Is Thibs Hurting The Knicks? 1:29:10 Jeff Teague Calls Brunson A Ball Hog 1:41:55 The Pacers' BIGGEST Problem 1:55:33 Pacers Lift The Suspension For Haliburton's Pops 2:02:58 How Ant-Man Brought The Wolves Back Into The Series 2:15:26 SGA & The Thunder Got Punked! 2:24:59 Luka Is On Gil-Zempic 2:31:10 MostlyFans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a thrilling game one, Tyrese Haliburton hit Reggie Miller's choke celebration and the Pacers beat the Knicks. Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart were not the best versions of themselves. Aaron Nesmith played great, making a bunch of threes with such high stakes, but let's not pretend he was defended well by OG Anunoby. The Knicks are known to give up threes, while Boston couldn't capitalize, Indiana did. Game 2 is a must-win for the Knicks. Plus, Larry David cam for the Pacers' fourth quarter comeback! You might think Haliburton's buzzer beater is our Iciest Play of the Week, but we have another play we think is icier. Then, we play Prop-A-Slot! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Who gets the blame for this loss? Audio files featuring Josh Hart, Rick Carlisle, Louis Riddick, and Brett Baty. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a new glorious Davey Mac Sports Program as we're celebrating the New York Knicks making it to the Eastern Conference Finals in 25 years!   We talk Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, Mikal Bridges, OG Anunoby, Josh Hart, and more!   Plus, Roy is back this week again...we get an update and see what he's up to!   Dave gives his assessment of Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and how he's doing thus far in 2025!   We talk football as Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has some pretty dopey comments!   And speaking of dope, we test Roy on various athletes who did drugs!   It's an action-packed Davey Mac Sports Program that you need to witness right now!   BOOM!

Juan Soto returns to the Bronx as a Met this weekend and the guys talk about the hostile environment he will be facing. Plus, Boomer is disgusted by what Jaylen Brown did to Josh Hart; Timothee Chalamet's high school drama teacher calls in to discuss the actor's Knicks fandom; Boomer & Gio react to a clip of BT & Sal claiming they are the new Mike and the Mad Dog; is the Fat Joe curse real? And, is Jalen Brunson better than Jaylen Brown?

The New York Knicks just made history — and we're breaking it all down! In this episode, we recap the Knicks' dominant 119–81 win over the Boston Celtics in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals at Madison Square Garden. From Jalen Brunson's leadership to Karl-Anthony Towns and OG Anunoby's monster double-doubles, to Josh Hart's triple-double brilliance, the Garden was rocking — and so are we.We discuss how the Celtics unraveled without Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown fouling out, and the emotional weight of this loss for Boston. Plus, what this win means for New York basketball, what's next for the Knicks as they head to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2000, and how this series shapes the narrative for both franchises moving forward.Tap in for everything you need to know from Game 6 — let's go Knicks!Check out this quality episode of the Productive Conversations Podcast, on all Podcasting Platforms and YouTube. Ep 538#nba #basketball #nbaplayoffs #knicks #celtics Best way to contact our host is by emailing him at productiveconversationspodcast@gmail.com or mbrown3212@gmail.comThis show has been brought to you by Magic Mind!Right now you can get your Magic Mind at WWW.MAGICMIND.COM/ PCLT20 to get 20% off a one-time purchase or up to 48% off a subscription using that code PCLT20.  Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/productive-conversations-with-matt-brown/id1535871441 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7qCsxuzYYoeqALrWu4x4Kb YouTube: @Productive_Conversations  Linktree:https://linktr.ee/productiveconversations

We start this morning by Boomer really being bothered that Jaylen Brown grabbed the package of Josh Hart. We bring Pat Boyle in to play the part of Brown, as Boomer played the role of Hart. Pat went in for the grab and Boomer tried to put him through the studio wall.

What happens when your favorite team finally puts it together—and you're holding a stack of their cards?In this collector conversation, Danny (@modestcardcollection) returns to the show as his Knicks are flying high. We dig into what it means to collect during a playoff run, how emotion influences decision-making, and why building a smart PC matters more than chasing the most expensive card.We talk Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, Panini-era strategy, emotional buys, and the joy of flipping through a binder that means something to you.This one's for the team collectors, the sentimental buyers, and anyone who's ever opened eBay after a playoff win.Get exclusive content, promote your cards, and connect with other collectors who listen to the pod today by joining the Patreon: Join Stacking Slabs Podcast Patreon[Distributed on Sunday] Sign up for the Stacking Slabs Weekly Rip Newsletter using this linkCheck out Card Ladder the official data partner of Stacking SlabsFollow Stacking Slabs: | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | TiktokFollow Danny: | Instagram

On Thu.'s No Dunks, the guys discuss the Wolves eliminating the Warriors, Julius Randle's growing confidence, whether Golden State runs back the old guys, Jaylen Brown defending Jalen Brunson, The Luke Kornet Game, Josh Hart's bloody face, and more. That, plus Draymond gets fined $50K, the Hawks are interested in Masai Ujiri, Phil Knight says he's not interested in buying the Blazers, factory fire alarms, chocolate bars, and more.▶️ Join No Dunks on Playback : https://www.playback.tv/nodunks

COLD OPEN QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Who had a better blade job, Jon Moxley or Josh Hart (0:30)? Tribalism in wrestling can be a good thing (8:06)? Where does Samoa Joe rank among the all-time greats (16:37)? Kaz's hot take about Toni Storm's character (31:00) Why is John Cena's heel turn not hitting right (38:22)? What will happen when Cody Rhodes returns (53:28)? MJF officially joins the Hurt Syndicate (56:20) Catch all our video content on BlueSky, TikTok, Instagram Threads, and X.Hosts: David Shoemaker and Kazeem FamuyideProducer: Brian H. Waters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 1 The Knicks suffered a tough loss in Boston last night to the Celtics, who played well despite missing Jayson Tatum. The third quarter was particularly bad for the Knicks, with OG Anunoby singled out for a poor performance and Jalen Brunson getting into foul trouble. Coach Thibs noted the team's lack of toughness at times. Josh Hart was questioned about the team's energy. Radio hosts Evan Roberts and Tommy Lugauer attended the game, with Lugauer later criticizing Evan harshly in a video. The Mets lost to the Pirates, while the Yankees beat the Mariners behind a Judge home run. We also touched on the start of the PGA Championship and a viral video about a NJ firefighter who caught his wife cheating. Hour 2 The full NFL schedule is out, with the Giants facing a tough slate while the Jets open at home against the Steelers (potentially with Aaron Rodgers). Shedeur Sanders expressed interest in changing the Browns' culture, and the NFL is seen as heavily featuring the Chiefs again. The Knicks' loss in Boston was recapped with Shaq saying Jalen Brunson is better than Jaylen Brown. The Timberwolves beat the Warriors to win their series. The Mets were shut out, while in the Yankees game, Paul Goldschmidt hit a key homer without a "Hey Now" call. The Oilers advanced in the NHL playoffs.Other topics included BT's interest in animal interactions, the passing of the alligator from "Happy Gilmore," and Theo Von having an incident with a fan. Hour 3 The Knicks lost, but a glass-half-full outlook suggests they can win at home tomorrow. Individual player stats were poor, and Boomer noted the team's frequent falls. A caller challenged Jerry's earlier statement that the series was over. Jerry played audio of the Knicks' loss in Boston but predicts a Knicks blowout at home. The show featured audio of Tommy Lugauer criticizing Evan Roberts after the game and clips of Evan's commentary when the Knicks were ahead. The hour concluded with a call from the viral NJ firefighter. Hour 4 More discussion centered on the Knicks' loss to the Celtics, highlighting Boston's adjustments and reactions from players like Jalen Brunson and Coach Thibs, who cited disappointment with the performance. Knicks fan Timothee Chalamet was in attendance, and a caller criticized a video from Shaun Morash about the loss. Another caller suggested a spelling bee using BT's vocabulary. In other sports, the Timberwolves eliminated the Warriors. The Mets were shut out by the Pirates in a rainy game that featured a raccoon sighting. The "Moment of The Day" involved a hypothetical scenario about Eddie criticizing B&G on air. The final segment included a discussion about Rich Eisen, whom Gio called "the most boring talk show host in America."

The Knicks suffered a tough loss in Boston last night to the Celtics, who played well despite missing Jayson Tatum. The third quarter was particularly bad for the Knicks, with OG Anunoby singled out for a poor performance and Jalen Brunson getting into foul trouble. Coach Thibs noted the team's lack of toughness at times. Josh Hart was questioned about the team's energy. Radio hosts Evan Roberts and Tommy Lugauer attended the game, with Lugauer later criticizing Evan harshly in a video. The Mets lost to the Pirates, while the Yankees beat the Mariners behind a Judge home run. We also touched on the start of the PGA Championship and a viral video about a NJ firefighter who caught his wife cheating.

Jerry starts with the sounds of Kevin Harlan as the Celtics beat the Knicks. Thibs talked about not playing tough with the lead or to start the third. Jalen Brunson picked up 5 fouls in the third quarter. Josh Hart was asked if the team lacked energy. Tommy Lugauer and Evan Roberts went up to Boston for the Knicks game. Evan gave a breakdown of his time up there. Lugauer went off on Evan in a video on his way home, even calling him a ‘penis'.

Tommy and Evan called in from Boston to talk Knicks, and we heard from the Knicks postgame.

Send JD a text message and be heard!JOSH HART WARRIOR! @nyknicks lose on same nights the @mets lose so that means tomorrow night they're closing out the @celtics sorry @companyadjace @paddy_bailey & I'll be at Mets @yankees #subwayseries @yankeestadium with @nikkischwartz_ can't wait.  Great #podcast today @patsjets a friend from my youth joined @instagram today and was listening.   @brianbarnaby @robparker1980 @brandonfurtado2 @thomaswdonovan @kevdu_theman @i_need_a_sports_iv Paddy @donna.fender @call_me_tca_prez @nyquil_inthe_flesh & @cpd94_mk talked @ayeeecaleb who didn't have the best first year with @chicagobears studying film sans coaches?   The new regime will try to change the culture which is still stuck in 1985 but #benjohnson seems to be the man for the job.  Too many #quarterbacks careers have been sidetracked just look at the @nyjets with Sanchez, Darnold and Zach. #nym #nyy #knicks stinker of second half in game 5.  Can't let there be a game 7.  #nbaplayoffs #nbalottery #stanleycupplayoffs @mapleleafs at home laid a turd in a pivotal game 5 #officiating in #mlb & #nfl including some rules that could and should be changed like the #onsidekick with #sportstrivia at the finish.All sports. One podcast. (even hockey) PODCAST LINK ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/JDTSPODCAST

Boston Celtics vs. NY Knicks NBA Pick Prediction by Tony T. Celtics vs. Knicks Injuries Porzingis is questionable for Boston. Tatum is out for the season. NY has a clean injury report. Recent Box Score Key Stats Celtics at Knicks 8PM ET—Boston gets within 3-2 in this series after their 127-102 home victory. The Celtics shot 52% with 45% from three. Jaylen Brown scored 26 points with 12 assists. Derrick White Got 34 points with three rebounds. NY hit 36% with 40% from three. Josh Hart contributed 24 points with seven rebounds. Jalen Brunson chipped in with 22 points and six assists.

James Edwards III of The Athletic joins in for this installment of Combo's Court to dive into everything shaking up the playoffs. James gives insights on Game 4 of Knicks vs. Celtics and dives into the outlook for the rest of the series. James and Combo talk Jalen Brunson's continued rise and what it means for the Knicks' legit title hopes, then discuss Josh Hart's do-it-all game that's flying under the radar. They also talk Mikal Bridges' defensive leap, assess the Tatum Achilles situation in Boston, and look ahead to a possible Knicks vs. Pacers eastern conference chip match up. Plus: the X-factors shaping each series, evolving defensive schemes, and Giannis trade chatter. And More!

Josh Hart being taken off the floor with a 5th foul ended up leading a huge Knicks run

Todd Piro of Fox & Friends First joins Marc Cox to discuss the media's approach to global reporting, and international diplomacy involving Saudi Arabia, China, and potential Russia-Ukraine peace talks. The pair also touch on U.S. hostage returns and Trump's visit to Bedminster golf club, including his championship win and private plane trip from Qatar. On the sports front, Todd shares his excitement over the New York Knicks playoff run, with standout performances from Villanova alums Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart.

The Knicks are one win away from the Eastern Conference Finals. In Game 4, they dominated the Celtics 112-97 to take a 3-1 series lead — but the biggest story of the night might be Jayson Tatum's devastating injury. The Celtics star went down in the 4th quarter with what appears to be a ruptured Achilles, sending shockwaves through the NBA. On this episode of Locked Up Sports, we break down everything from Game 4: Jalen Brunson's continued playoff brilliance, Josh Hart's do-it-all impact, and how the Knicks are suddenly staring down a real path to the NBA Finals. Can this team actually win it all? Plus: What does Tatum's injury mean for Boston's future? How does it reshape the Eastern Conference race? And are the Knicks now the team to beat? #Knicks #Celtics #NBAPlayoffs #JaysonTatum #Brunson #MSG #LockedUpSports #EasternConferenceFinals #Knicks

- Kay shares her thoughts on the Knicks and pulls a photo of Josh Hart out of her kitchen drawer.  -  Deion Branch talks Stefon Diggs to the Patriots and Bill Belichick. - Bucky Irving discusses Rachaad White trade rumors and Tez Johnson manifesting to be drafted by the Buccaneers. 

Send us a textOn this episode of Infamously Speaking, Matt and Quan break down an absolute stunner from Boston, where the reigning champion Celtics blew another 20-point lead at home to fall 0-2 to the gritty New York Knicks. From questionable coaching decisions by Joe Mazzulla to Boston's obsession with the three-ball, the fellas dive into the Celtics' late-game breakdowns, Jayson Tatum's inconsistency, and Jaylen Brown's health concerns. Quan holds nothing back—lighting into Boston's “bad basketball” and what it says about their playoff identity.They also spotlight how Josh Hart, Mikal Bridges, and the Knicks continue to step up when it matters most, and explore how playoff experience and basketball IQ are affecting every series, including the Warriors-Wolves and Cavs-Pacers showdowns.

Boston Celtics vs. NY Knicks NBA Pick Prediction by Tony T. Celtics vs. Knicks Injuries Hauser is questionable for Boston. NY has a clean injury report. Recent Box Score Key Stats Celtics at Knicks 3:30PM ET—NY is up 2-0 in this series after their 91-90 road victory. The Knicks shot 43% with 29% from three. Josh Hart scored 23 points with six rebounds. Karl Anthony Towns contributed 21 points with 17 rebounds. Boston hit 36% with 25% from three. Jaylen Brown got 20 points with six rebounds. Derrick White chipped in with 20 points and nine rebounds.

Hour 1 The Knicks won Game 2 on the road with another 20-point comeback as Celtics' shooting went cold, a "double punch" according to Gio. Knicks are undefeated on the road in the playoffs but have home losses heading back to MSG. Jerry's update included Kevin Harlan's call, Josh Hart on doing "little things," Mitchell Robinson feeling like a threat, and Charles Barkley wanting a night game for the Knicks on Saturday. We also heard MSG fan chants about Boston. Elsewhere, the Thunder scored 149 to even their series with the Nuggets, the Yankees won in the 10th after being no-hit into the seventh, and Juan Soto hit two homers in the Mets' win. Gio recounted his near miss at playing in the Creators Classic. The hour ended with Knicks fan calls. Hour 2 The Knicks repeated their Game 1 road win in Boston, coming back from 20 down as the Celtics' shooting faltered late. Despite the stat favoring teams up 2-0 on the road, Boomer is hesitant. Mikal Bridges and Jalen Brunson are playing well. Gio praised Karl-Anthony Towns' early performance. A 72-year-old caller hopes for another Knicks championship. Boomer shared an Instagram tip for checking hotel bedbugs, contrasting with Gio's towel-less, "sketchy" hotel stay due to budget constraints. Jerry's update featured Paul Pierce's confident prediction of a Celtics win (and subsequent barefoot robe walk promise), Celtics radio's reaction to a Bridges steal, and Karl-Anthony Towns on team unity. The Yankees beat the Padres with a Trent Grisham homer. The hour ended with Boomer and C-Lo's Rangers podcast, noting C-Lo's smaller picture. Hour 3 The Knicks secured another 20-point comeback win in Boston, mirroring Game 1. Callers discussed the Celtics potentially intentionally fouling Mitchell Robinson and the perspective of only watching the fourth quarter (Boomer disagreed with this approach). Another caller cautioned against premature celebration due to the Knicks' home losses. Jerry's update featured Shaq praising their "old school" style, and a Boston show likened the Knicks to "cockroaches" positively. The Yankees beat the Padres after Bellinger's seventh-inning homer, with Devin Williams' strong tenth. The Mets won in Arizona, highlighted by Jeff McNeil's triple and Juan Soto's two home runs. The hour concluded with enthusiastic Knicks callers, one anticipating a 3-0 lead and another questioning the sustainability of their comeback wins. Hour 4 Former Islander Josh Bailey called in to clarify Boomer's janitor comment from yesterday. The show then focused on Knicks callers, one noting the sportsbooks still have even odds for the Celtics to win the series. Jerry's final update included highlights of the Knicks' Boston win (with Kevin Harlan), the Yankees' sac-fly victory over the Padres, and Juan Soto's two homers in the Mets' Arizona win. The Moment of the Day featured Boomer discussing golf with John McEnroe (and being mocked). The hour concluded with a preview of Saturday afternoon's Game 3 at the Garden.

The Knicks won Game 2 on the road with another 20-point comeback as Celtics' shooting went cold, a "double punch" according to Gio. Knicks are undefeated on the road in the playoffs but have home losses heading back to MSG. Jerry's update included Kevin Harlan's call, Josh Hart on doing "little things," Mitchell Robinson feeling like a threat, and Charles Barkley wanting a night game for the Knicks on Saturday. We also heard MSG fan chants about Boston. Elsewhere, the Thunder scored 149 to even their series with the Nuggets, the Yankees won in the 10th after being no-hit into the seventh, and Juan Soto hit two homers in the Mets' win. Gio recounted his near miss at playing in the Creators Classic. The hour ended with Knicks fan calls.

Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Kevin Harlan on the call as the Knicks took game two. We heard some postgame sound from the players after. Josh Hart said they are doing the little things. Mitchell Robinson feels like a threat because they want him out of the game. Charles Barkley said the Knicks Saturday game should be at night, not 3:30 in the afternoon. We heard from fans outside MSG chanting about Boston. The Thunder scored 149 points to even up the series with the Nuggets. The Yankees were being no-hit into the seventh and won it in the tenth on a sac fly. Juan Soto hit two home runs as the Mets beat Arizona.

The New York Knicks have done it again! In a shocking Game 2 comeback, the Knicks rallied from a 20-point deficit to steal a 91–90 win over the Boston Celtics at TD Garden, taking a 2–0 series lead in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. We break down how Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, and Karl-Anthony Towns powered the fourth-quarter surge, what went wrong for Jayson Tatum and the Celtics, and how this massive collapse could shape the rest of the series. Is Boston in trouble? We've got all the hot takes, key stats, and fan reactions in this playoff-packed episode.Check out this quality episode of the Productive Conversations Podcast, on all Podcasting Platforms and YouTube. Ep 531Best way to contact our host is by emailing him at productiveconversationspodcast@gmail.com or mbrown3212@gmail.comThis show has been brought to you by Magic Mind!Right now you can get your Magic Mind at WWW.MAGICMIND.COM/ PCLT20 to get 20% off a one-time purchase or up to 48% off a subscription using that code PCLT20.  Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/productive-conversations-with-matt-brown/id1535871441 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7qCsxuzYYoeqALrWu4x4Kb YouTube: @Productive_Conversations  Linktree:https://linktr.ee/productiveconversations

In a stunning repeat performance, the New York Knicks overcame another 20-point deficit to edge out the Boston Celtics 91-90 in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Josh Hart led the charge with 23 points, while Karl-Anthony Towns dominated the boards with 17 rebounds. Mikal Bridges delivered all 14 of his points in the fourth quarter, including a game-sealing steal, marking his second consecutive clutch defensive play in the series. Jalen Brunson's calmness at the free-throw line in the final seconds secured the win. The Knicks now hold a commanding 2-0 series lead as the action shifts to Madison Square Garden.

Hour 1 The Knicks beat the Celtics in Boston (Game 1). Boomer discussed bench performances and Boston's record number of missed threes, calling their 60 three-point attempts "lazy basketball." He noted three road teams won Game 1, attributing it to excessive rest. Gio sees reasons for Knicks' series belief, praising OG Anunoby and Jalen Brunson's ball-handling. Jerry's update included the Knicks' post-game sound. The Nuggets also won Game 1 on the road. The Mets beat Arizona with homers from Lindor and Alonso, while the Yankees lost to the Padres. The Ravens released Justin Tucker, and the Islanders won the draft lottery. Actor Timothee Chalamet skipped the MET Gala to support the Knicks, while Spike Lee attended the Gala instead. Hour 2 Last night, the Knicks won Game 1 in Boston, fueled by Villanova players Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, and Mikal Bridges. Boomer observed Hart sometimes seems hesitant to shoot, while Gio apologized to Bridges (Boomer's reaction: "who cares?"). Jerry's update featured Kevin Harlan's call of the Knicks' victory and Coach Thibs discussing their road playoff performance. The Yankees lost their third straight game. Lindor and Alonso homered in the Mets' win in Arizona. The hour concluded with Knicks fan calls. Hour 3 Can the Knicks win the first two in Boston? Boomer noted the Celtics' off night and injuries, highlighting the Villanova players' performance. While Boomer was happy with the Knicks' win, Gio insisted it doesn't preclude criticizing Towns. A reluctant woman now enjoys the show. Jerry's update included Tommy Lugauer's pre-Game 1 "Knicks in six" prediction, the Celtics missing 45 of 60 three-pointers, and Evan Roberts' reaction. The Yankees lost again due to Devin Williams' rough inning. The Mets won in Arizona despite bullpen struggles. The Islanders won the draft lottery. Game 2 is tomorrow in Boston, followed by a Saturday game at the Garden. Gio almost gave up watching when the Knicks were down 20. Hour 4 Gio shared a story about young kids driving to McDonald's. Jerry's final update featured Kevin Harlan's call of the Knicks' Game 1 win in Boston. The Mets homered to victory, while the Yankees lost at home. Roger Goodell and Donald Trump announced the 2027 NFL Draft in DC. The Moment of the Day highlighted a listener's change of heart and a jab at Evan's attire. In the final segment, former Sixers fan Abdul Carter might become a Knicks fan. They discussed Carter's jersey number and the Giants' decision to give Malik Nabers the retired #1. The show ended with a clip of Bill de Blasio promoting vaccinations with free food.

The Knicks took game 1 in Boston last night, thanks to a few Villanova guys in Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart and Mikal Bridges. Boomer said sometimes Hart seems afraid to shoot.

Last night, the Knicks won Game 1 in Boston, fueled by Villanova players Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, and Mikal Bridges. Boomer observed Hart sometimes seems hesitant to shoot, while Gio apologized to Bridges (Boomer's reaction: "who cares?"). Jerry's update featured Kevin Harlan's call of the Knicks' victory and Coach Thibs discussing their road playoff performance. The Yankees lost their third straight game. Lindor and Alonso homered in the Mets' win in Arizona. The hour concluded with Knicks fan calls.

How could the Knicks not use a timeout to get Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart back on the floor?

Why didn't Tom Thibodeau call timeout to get Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart back into the game late in the fourth quarter? Also, Giants draft reaction & Stump Rothenberg! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Logan and Raja open the pod by talking about the Warriors taking a commanding 3-1 lead in their opening-round series against the Rockets on Monday night. Has Draymond Green successfully gotten into the Rockets' heads and muddied up the series (2:40)? The Miami Heat were swept by the Cavaliers in Game 4, losing by 55(!) points to end their season. After the tumultuous year they have had, in which they traded Jimmy Butler, is it time for them to move on from Pat Riley? Has Luka been a liability for the Lakers in their series against the Timberwolves? Plus, has the JJ Redick criticism been fair after he played the same lineup for the entire second half (33:22)? The Pistons were robbed after no call was made when Tim Hardaway Jr. was fouled by Josh Hart in the closing minutes of Game 4. The NBA ruled it a foul after the game, but the outcome doesn't change. What's the point of the referee staff report (50:18)? The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. Hit the mailbag! realonesmailbag@gmail.com Hosts: Logan Murdock and Raja Bell Producer/Audio: Clifford Augustin Video Producer: Victoria Valencia Social: Keith Fujimoto Additional Production Support: Ben Cruz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Continue to Get Up with more NBA Playoff Talk! What do the Lakers need to accomplish in order to get back in the series? Plus, did Josh Hart foul Tim Hardaway Jr. at the end of Game 4 between the Knicks and Pistons? All that and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

La série entre les Knicks et les Pistons a pris une tournure controversée lors du Game 4, remporté 94-93 par New York.Dans les dernières secondes, Tim Hardaway Jr. a tenté un tir à trois points pour arracher la victoire, mais a été clairement percuté par Josh Hart.Aucune faute n'a été sifflée sur l'action, malgré un contact évident. Après le match, l'arbitre principal David Guthrie a reconnu l'erreur, admettant que Hart aurait dû être sanctionné pour cette faute. Cette polémique relance le débat sur l'arbitrage en NBA, notamment dans les moments cruciaux des matchs de playoffs. Les Pistons, quant à eux, devront surmonter cette déception s'ils veulent prolonger leur saison.​Avec Jacques Monclar et Baptiste Denis.Jacques Monclar, Rémi Reverchon, Mary Patrux, Xavier Vaution, Fred Weis et Chris Singleton décryptent l'actualité de la NBA dans le Podcast NBA Extra. En complément de l'émission lancée en 2012, beIN SPORTS a créé, avec ce podcast, un nouveau format pour revenir en profondeur sur la ligue nord-américaine de basketball. Chaque semaine, les membres de l'émission débattent autour de trois thèmes majeurs, qui font l'actualité de la NBA.

The Knicks won game three in Detroit despite a late clock issue. Gio was pleased with the Knicks' performance and they discussed Mitchell Robinson's surprisingly small feet. Jerry's update included Clay Matthews' "Bears still suck!" message. We heard from new Giant Abdul Carter, who dreamt of being drafted by them, and Brian Daboll, who had breakfast with him. Joe Schoen said they finally found their QB in Jaxson Dart, who Jon Gruden advised about taking hits. Gio dislikes the Josh Allen comparisons for Dart. Gruden and Boomer praised the Browns' trade with the Jaguars. Ryan Clark questioned the Steelers passing on Sanders and sticking with Mason Rudolph. Boomer took a call about Dart that made Gio erupt. Josh Hart talked about the Pistons' "home court advantage" with the clock operator. Gio anticipated and addressed criticism about his Vikings fandom regarding the Giants' Dart evaluation.

Hour 1 The Giants drafted Abdul Carter (3rd overall) and traded back in to get Jaxson Dart, who Jon Gruden thinks needs to adapt for the NFL. Despite ESPN's focus, Shedeur Sanders wasn't a first-round pick, surprising Gio who noted Dart wasn't rated higher. Boomer sympathized with Sanders' draft fall. Gio criticized the Giants picking up Kayvon Thibodeaux's option, while Boomer liked the Browns' trade with the Jags. Gio called Dart a "pudgy, Utah clapper." Jerry's update covered Carter, now "all New York" despite Philly roots, who wants #56 instead of #11 (mentioned on Micah Parsons' podcast). We heard Dart discuss snap counts with Gruden. The Jets drafted Armand Membou, calling Aaron Glenn "cool." Sanders addressed his first-round snub. The Knicks won game three in Detroit. The hour ended discussing the Jets' draft and potential second-round pick of Sanders. Hour 2 The Knicks won game three in Detroit despite a late clock issue. Gio was pleased with the Knicks' performance and they discussed Mitchell Robinson's surprisingly small feet. Jerry's update included Clay Matthews' "Bears still suck!" message. We heard from new Giant Abdul Carter, who dreamt of being drafted by them, and Brian Daboll, who had breakfast with him. Joe Schoen said they finally found their QB in Jaxson Dart, who Jon Gruden advised about taking hits. Gio dislikes the Josh Allen comparisons for Dart. Gruden and Boomer praised the Browns' trade with the Jaguars. Ryan Clark questioned the Steelers passing on Sanders and sticking with Mason Rudolph. Boomer took a call about Dart that made Gio erupt. Josh Hart talked about the Pistons' "home court advantage" with the clock operator. Gio anticipated and addressed criticism about his Vikings fandom regarding the Giants' Dart evaluation. Hour 3 Gio preferred Jalen Milroe over Jaxson Dart, whom Joe Schoen's son apparently wanted, posting a highlight reel pre-draft. A caller disliked the NFL's current draft pick announcements. Dan in Carteret claimed his prediction of the Giants drafting a QB was correct. Before Jerry's update, they discussed the unusual NFL schedule release announcement. A Buffalo caller called Dan a "moron," also citing comparisons between Dart and Josh Allen. Jerry's update featured a production piece on Dart, "The Clapper." Abdul Carter vowed to bring everything to the Giants. The hour concluded with a comparison of Dart and Zach Wilson, noting Dart's attractive and Instagram-active mother, similar to Wilson's. Hour 4 More discussion on Jaxson Dart and Zach Wilson comparisons. A caller lamented the Jets missing out on potential TD receivers. Michigan CB Will Johnson also dropped in the draft, similar to Shedeur Sanders. More calls from Giants fans regarding the Dart pick. Jerry's final update included sounds of the Knicks' win in Detroit, with Jalen Brunson commenting on the victory. The intensity of NBA playoffs versus regular season was noted. Abdul Carter told Micah Parsons he's aiming for #56, not #11, which Boomer deemed his "first mistake." The Moment of the Day was Gio's outburst at a caller about Jaxson Dart. The final segment included Boomer observing Phil Simms' all-caps posts and wondering if the Browns might draft Shedeur Sanders today with one of their two picks.

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Knicks Nation, get ready for a passionate post-game breakdown! The Knicks battled the Celtics in a crucial matchup, hoping to prove themselves against the league's elite. After a strong first half with impressive performances from Brunson and the Big Bodega, Karl Anthony Town, the Celtics roared back, led by Porzingis and Tatum. Despite a hard-fought effort and a chance to win in the fourth quarter, the Knicks ultimately lost in overtime. CP the Fanchise doesn't hold back, diving into the key issues: *Late-game fouling and decision-making *Josh Hart's performance and rotations *Offensive struggles and play calling *The impact of Mitchell Robinson *Mikal Bridges' role and effectiveness *Coaching decisions and game management We analyze the game's crucial moments, discuss the coaching strategies, and debate whether this loss reveals deeper problems for the Knicks. Plus, the shocking firing of Michael Malone adds fuel to the Knicks coaching speculation! Join the discussion, share your thoughts, and let us know if you think the Knicks have what it takes. Subscribe On Youtube Follow Us:

On Wed.'s ep. of No Dunks, the guys discuss Damian Lillard's blood clot, the Heat blowing out the Warriors in Jimmy Butler's return to Miami, Josh Hart and KAT recording triple-doubles in the same game, and the Thunder rolling to 60 wins. That, plus the Up/Down Report weighs in on Doc Rivers calling out unfair criticism for blowing 3-1 series leads, DeMar DeRozan's Hall of Fame chances, Steph Curry's viral full-court shot getting exposed as a miss, and more.✍️ Fill out a quick survey about you and your podcast habits: https://theathletic.com/athletic/survey25

On Wed.'s ep. of No Dunks, the guys discuss Damian Lillard's blood clot, the Heat blowing out the Warriors in Jimmy Butler's return to Miami, Josh Hart and KAT recording triple-doubles in the same game, and the Thunder rolling to 60 wins. That, plus the Up/Down Report weighs in on Doc Rivers calling out unfair criticism for blowing 3-1 series leads, DeMar DeRozan's Hall of Fame chances, Steph Curry's viral full-court shot getting exposed as a miss, and more. ✍️ Fill out a quick survey about you and your podcast habits: https://theathletic.com/athletic/survey25