Podcasts about nba's eastern conference

With NBA season starting this week, Jumoke and Joel are back togeher again doing a little cross-promotion on futures in the NBA. Joel is coming on Just For Sport to talk about the Eastern Conference and Jumoke is going on The Walk On to talk about the Western Conference.

The guys break down the top teams in the NBA's Eastern Conference and Bri makes his 2020 playoff predictions.

One of the feel good stories for the Wizards this year has been the emergence of undrafted rookie out of Lipscomb, Garrison Mathews. Chris begins the interview with a surprise guest for Garrison, then they discuss his journey from the Atlantic Sun to the NBA's Eastern Conference, and spend plenty of time on his breakout 28 point performance last month vs. Miami.

Today on The THatch Podcast I give you my contenders and pretenders in the NBA's Eastern Conference. As always if you want to support the show the best way to do so is to share this with your friends! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatch/support

Zora Stephenson covers the top team in the NBA's Eastern Conference and has a nightly closeup view of Giannis Antetokounpo and the rest of the Bucks. Zora also has a great personal story with her rapid rise from Magna Cum Laude student in 2015, to small market TV, to the news anchor desk in Denver, and now back to her first love: basketball. Her story about calling the "Greek Freak" "Gianny" instead of "Giannis" is really instructive as it is an example of how social media gets it wrong with people tweeting before they know what they're even tweeting about. Zora also shares insight on the Lopez Twins: Brook and Robin who are both doing work with the Freak's supporting cast. They are also two unique human beings. Zora shares it all with Monica.

Scheim is running amok today with John and Mut out, but he's brought in a special guest, Nick Friar of the 5Out Podcast and WEEI.com, to help him break down the outlook for the NBA's Eastern Conference.  The guys rifle through each team's projected win total and determine if they'll go over or under on the season.  Scheim and Friar also touch on the NBA Rookie of the Year odds and whether Zion's injury will completely set him back. Rate, Review, and Subscribe!   Follow on Twitter: @ThePayDayPod   @Scheimtime                   @Nick_Friar

HTTD's Rajan Nanavati plus good friends John and Neel wrap up Part 2 of their 2019-2020 NBA Preview by examining the NBA's Eastern Conference. They talk about the Brooklyn Nets potentially missing the playoffs (1:58), if Markelle Fultz can resurrect his career in Orlando (16:52), the Indiana Pacers being a team primed to make an important trade (28:36), how much better will the Celtics will be without Kyrie Irving (32:08), if Milwaukee has enough around Giannis Antetokounmpo to truly be a contender (44:45), and early predictions about who'll be this year's MVP (52:38).

Isaiah and Liam discuss their expectations for the NBA's Eastern Conference teams in the upcoming 2019-2020 season. Perhaps a bet was made live on air too. A light preseason recap was also discussed. Intro/Outro Music: OLandery - The Truth Check us out on: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4tnYisSsYjx1XlG9lNF85I Anchor.fm: https://anchor.fm/waqpod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqlH5k7KZi7tusUtCHwbcbw

NBA and NCAA champ Rip Hamilton joins the pod to discus his role as analyst for the virtual reality broadcast of the NBA's Eastern Conference finals powered by Intel Sports. The genesis of the tech and broadcast is discussed in depth with Intel Sports managing director David Aufhauser. Plus Dom Amore from the Hartford Courant joins us to discuss Rip's alma mater UCONN and their implementation of the Noah basketball system and Greg Madia reports on the landmark deal between the Colonial Athletic Conference and FloSports 

Marvin Williams joins the show to talk UNC basketball and the Charlotte Hornets' pursuit of a playoff spot in the NBA's Eastern Conference. Joe Drape of the New York Times updates us on the sad, tragic, strange headlines coming out of the horse racing industry and Santa Anita in California.

Today the panel takes a look at the Philadelphia 76ers and how their moves at the trade deadline makes them a contender.  Also, is it National Championship or bust for the Blue Devils?  All that and Parting Shots coming up in today's episode of The Sports Reporters Podcast.

We're back discussing the aftermath of the McGregor/Khabib post fight incident, discuss our predictions for the NBA's Eastern Conference, famous NBA squabbles, unfairly hated on albums, and introduce a new segment discussing albums that are highly slept-on hidden gems. Enjoy!

Papi, David, and Chris preview the NBA's Eastern Conference and predict how they think everything will end up by the season's end.

We're back!! After a long hiatus for the Pulp Diction pod, Nick comes on to preview the NBA's Eastern Conference. Keep an eye out for the Western Conference pod, dropping soon!

Alex Barth sits down with Brian Scalabrine to discuss life as a player, coach, and media member, what the Celtics NEED to do to content for the 2019 NBA Championship, and more. Plus, the NBA's Eastern Conference gets a boost with the Raptors adding Kawhi Leonard. The guys discuss how that will impact the Celtics season, and if the re-signing of Marcus Smart is possibly related to the move. Also, why have All-Star games gone down hill in the last few years? Barth & Lebowitz try to fix the midsummer classic.  0:28: Marcus Smart & Kawhi Leonard 12:52: Alex Barth sits down with Brian Scalabrine  21:15: Issues with the All-Star Game/Home Run Derby Callin' It is available on iTunes, Stitcher and the CLNS Media Mobile App. You can follow us on Twitter @CallinItPodcast

As World Cup closes in on it's Final we discuss Ronaldo signing with Juventus and what a HUGE deal it really is. Also, are people becoming fans of individual athletes over actual teams? We talk some NBA as we try to figure out what teams will contend for the Eastern Conference now that LeBron has gone west. We also look at the NFC West division and try to predict what will happen this season.

Nick Gryniewicz says LeBron James, the John Henry of the NBA's Eastern Conference, has finally met a machine he can't beat. If not selecting No. 1, where do teams want to be picking in the NBA Draft (It's not No. 2)? Nick says Clint Capella will have a HUGE impact on the Western Conference playoffs.

RJ and Steve break down the Masters after three rounds and the latest odds going into the final round. They explain why it might be a good idea to not bet on current leader Patrick Reed. Also the guys break down the NBA's Eastern Conference and wonder why the Cavs are the favorite even though they are the 4 seed. Plus the guys give their perspective on what the New England Patriots are doing this offseason. And RJ & Steve look at the latest odds for Wrestlemania 34 in New Orleans. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Brian Noe and Ephraim Salaam discuss the appeal of the Masters without Tiger Woods in the hunt, NFL players denying use of banned substances and Conor McGregor losing his mind during a UFC 223 media event. Also, the Rockets are the Warriors of the past and the AFC may be the equivalent of the NBA's Eastern Conference! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Rajan is rejoined by good friends John and Neel to recap the 2018 NBA Trade Deadline, and discuss the new balance of power in the NBA's Eastern Conference. Discussion topics include: the Cavaliers remaking nearly their entire roster (1:36), whether LeBron James or James Harden should/will MVP this year (17:08), how do the moves made by Cleveland impact their prospects in the playoffs? (21:33), buyout players that could be available for the Wizards (or other teams) to sign (28:59), and Neel's thoughts on the Bulls acquiring Noah Vonleh from Portland (37:53).

As the Toronto Raptors intensify their pursuit of the No. 1 seed in the NBA's Eastern Conference, something looked all too familiar over the weekend. Have the Raptors made enough progress to take the next step once the postseason rolls around? (2:05) The Leafs looked solid in back-to-back road victories to head in to the All Star Break. With the return of a pair of veteran defencemen on the horizon, what is the most pressing need for the club at the trade deadline? And are we sure the solutions aren't already in the organization? (17:30)

The podcast boys are back, and they're taking shots at AdamAndEve.com. Jokes aside, this week is D.B. Cooper, the future of the NBA's Eastern Conference, and Justice League pitiful Rotten Tomatoes score right out of the gate.

This week on the show: 0:32-98.5 The Sports Hub's Jim Murray gives his assessment on the New England Patriots first half 15:22-Who is the biggest surprise in the NBA's Eastern Conference so far? 30:12-Alex Barth claims the number of World Series home runs is BAD for baseball Follow us on Twitter @CallinItPodcast

In Part 2 of their 2017-2018 NBA season preview, the HTTD basketball trio of Rajan, John, and Neel start examine storylines in the NBA's Eastern Conference, including LeBron James' chances at winning the MVP award this year (2:12), if the Cavaliers are primed for a blockbuster midseason trade (5:02), different ways the Wizards could/should trade Ian Mahinmi (19:07), Milwaukee's chances of improving on last year's performance (34:19), the Chicago Bulls terrible moves in the 2017 NBA Draft (44:54), the Charlotte Hornets overcoming the self-inflicted "Dwightbola" virus (50:37), and why Lavar Ball is the sports version of Donald Trump (57:59).

In the latest episode of the Win In 6 Podcast, Adam McGee is joined by Jordan Treske to preview the NBA's Eastern Conference and make win predictions and awards picks for the upcoming season. This episode is brought to you by TickPick. TickPick is where smart fans buy, sell, and bid on tickets online and offer a 110% guarantee. To find out more, visit: www.tickpick.com/podcast

Pick and Roll Podcast Pilot Episode! Troy and Erick drop betting knowledge on the NBA's Eastern Conference and each teams season wins total odds. How many games will each team in the EC win? Tune in and find out. "Subscribe to SBR on YouTube NOW | https://goo.gl/bxErB9 Connect With Us On Social Media YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/user/SBRForum Twitter | http://www.twitter.com/SBRSportsPicks Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/sportsbookreview/ Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/Sportsbookreview.SBR/ Snapchat | https://www.snapchat.com/add/sbrsportpicks Google+ | https://plus.google.com/116968101436192579842 Free Sports Picks | http://SBRpicks.com Live Odds Page | http://SBROdds.com Find A SportsBook Right For You | https://SportsBookReview.com"

Host Danny Leroux (@DannyLeroux) and Adi Joseph of For The Win (@AdiJoseph) lay out their current tiers for the NBA's Eastern Conference. They discuss how the off-season affected the Cavs/Celtics dynamic, which other teams should host playoff series, how the bottom of the playoff picture could shake out and the differences between the worst teams in each conference. Sponsored by MVMT Watches (http://www.mvmtwatches.com/realgm) Subscribe to RealGM Radio on iTunes or via the RSS feed. 

Rajan, John, and Neel convened to discuss John Wall's contract extension with the Washington Wizards, and Kyrie Irving's trade demands to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Discussion topics include: John Wall's extension being a win-win scenario (2:10), if the Wizards are an Eastern Conference "superteam" (12:55), Kyrie Irving being the modern day Stephon Marbury (25:23), why the Knicks make the most sense for a Kyrie Irving trade desination (29:46), all the "What Ifs" for the Cavaliers offseason (43:43), and other news and notes from the NBA (52:54).

In an episode that had to happen, THE WORLD'S GREATEST PODCAST tackles what has now come to be known as 4:44, Jay-Z’s latest album. Joining me for the ride once again is Marcus “ShowinmadLov” Robinson as we break down the road Jay took to get to this album and pretty much review it track-by-track. Is it a classic on the level of Reasonable Doubt and The Blueprint? Or did Hov throw Tidal fueled bricks a la Kingdom Come? I also offer a very special apology to someone who I've trashed pretty heavily throughout the first 34 episodes of the show. After our lengthy review, we give our spoiler free thoughts on Spider-Man: Homecoming, talk about the hopes of the NBA's Eastern Conference going into next season, and then find out that a Jay-Z song exists called Hyphen Hater. So who's ready for the next Memphis Bleek album?! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hyphen-nation/support

It's been a wild first few days of hockey/basketball playoff season, and Mitch brings on two reoccurring guests to give some initial reactions on each. Tyler Tesson joins the show to discuss Washington & Chicago's stunning slides, the Blues' great start, & much more from around the NHL. And Ryan Soles calls in to break down an unpredictable start in the NBA's Eastern Conference playoffs, and whether the top teams will continue to hold serve out West.

Join Mark Allison and Justin Quinn as they break down the playoff race in the NBA's Eastern Conference. They cover the remaining schedule, new additions and injuries, resting players and other strategies in an in-depth review of what it will take for Boston to steal the #1 seed - and what it will mean if they don't.

Looking ahead to Sunday's Divisional Playoff between Pittsburgh and Kansas City. And who is the second best team in the NBA's Eastern Conference?

For the first podcast of 2017, Rajan talks with John and Neel about the NBA's Eastern Conference, discussing Assessing the Scott Brooks as head coach of the Wizards experience to date (3:45, the horrendous voting trends for the 2016-2017 All Star game (16:10), Jimmy Butler being the only positive for the Bulls this season (24:22), the misconstruction of the Knicks (35:29), the incredible talent level of Giannis Antetokounmpo (40:17), Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love having great seasons for Cleveland (47:30), if Boston is a legitimate contender in the East (59:40), and the hilariously bad scouting reports of the Wizards bench players (1:03:13).

Tas Melas of NBATV's The Starters joins Michael Kaskey-Blomain to discuss The Starters' 10-year anniversary, the current state of the 76ers, and how far the 76ers are from true contention in the NBA's Eastern Conference. Tas also weighs in on the Nerlens Noel versus Jahlil Okafor debate, and upcoming changes for the 76ers.  As always, you can follow us on the app Stitcher along with all your other favorite podcasts! If you like what we do, feel free to rate us as well! http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/state-of-independence-sixers-podcast?refid=stpr Follow the show on Twitter @76ersreport.

The New England Patriots may have fallen flat on their faces against the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship Game this weekend but that doesn't mean the Careless Whispers crew will waver from their unrelenting passion to bring you the hottest sports talk on CLNS Radio! The coach of the best team in the NBA's Eastern Conference has been fired.  What would Calvin do if Rury decided to fire him from CW?  We discuss David Blatt, Lebron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. More NBA talk brings us to whether anyone can beat the Golden State Warriors and exactly how does it feel to be punched by Blake Griffin? Sing it just like a Nationwide commercial - Care-less Whis-pers Is So Fun

HBO's Bill Simmons makes Week 7 NFL best bets, and breaks down the Vegas Over/Unders for wins with the NBA's Eastern Conference teams along with his buddy Joe House. Includes four gambling locks free of charge!

It's Part 2 of FCP's Eastern Conference Preview! As per the West, we give our thoughts on the best of the NBA's Eastern Conference and rank where we think they will finish in the upcoming season. We drop a hypothetical and a "Yes or No" for each of the teams discussed - and tonnes more. Recorded Sep 27th 2014

It's FCP's Eastern Conference preview time! As per the West, we give our thoughts on the best of the NBA's Eastern Conference and rank where we think they will finish in the upcoming season. We drop a hypothetical and a "Yes or No" for each of the teams discussed - and tonnes more. Recorded Sep 27th 2014