Podcast appearances and mentions of Pat Riley

In hour three, breaking down the biggest story as the Olympics begin… penis injectables. Plus, fall out from the Heat's dormant trade deadline and why Pat Riley and the Heat front office can no longer succeed in free agency.

Super Bowl preview! Locking in prop bets and Lee Sterling's picks for the game. Josh Appel breaks down why Patriots vs Seahawks is actually a good matchup. Plus, why acquiring talent in the NBA no longer favors the Pat Riley model

"My stomach hurts!" The crew cannot believe Dan's facetious monologue ripping the NBA media landscape may have actually influenced public opinion surrounding the Giannis Antetokoumpo trade packages, and in response, Dan calls Shaq sensitive again and comes close to killing Pat Riley. Today's cast: Dan, Zaslow, Chris, Jeremy, Mike, Roy, and Tony. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Things take a dark turn in hour three when the reports hit that the Bucks informed teams that they would not be trading Giannis before the trade deadline. Tobin spends the better part of the hour lasting out on just about everyone and everything… he starts it off yelling towards Milwaukee and Giannis at the windowplex. We take calls from Miami Heat fans to get their reaction to the Heat not being able to get this trade through!

The guys are still dealing with the sorrow of the reports that Giannis will not be traded from the Bucks. Tobin continues to echo the thoughts around many Heat fans as it feels like the Heat continue to not deliver with big trade after apparently being in the “talks” while Leroy tries to play optimist. We finish off the show with Tobin swearing he will behave better tomorrow (doubtful).

Things take a dark turn in hour three when the reports hit that the Bucks informed teams that they would not be trading Giannis before the trade deadline. Tobin spends the better part of the hour lasting out on just about everyone and everything… he starts it off yelling towards Milwaukee and Giannis at the windowplex.

Trade deadline day is here and the gang spends the entire show waiting on the Miami Heat to make a move. Leroy pushes back on Tobin and Brittney's “negative” outlook while Tobin yells down to 601 Biscayne Blvd. begging Pat Riley to PLEASE DO SOMETHING. As the deadline approaches, Heat frustration grows, Tobin's tirade continues, and the guys break down all the NBA news while also taking a quick timeout to discuss the future of Tua as the Dolphins' starting QB. Things take a dark turn when reports confirm the Bucks will not be trading Giannis, sending Tobin into a full meltdown aimed at Milwaukee, Giannis, and just about everyone else. Heat fans call in to react to the failed dream trade, and the show closes with lingering sorrow, Leroy trying to stay optimistic, and Tobin swearing he'll behave better tomorrow (doubtful).

"I do hate him." The Panthers may have been dealt the death blow to their chances of a 3-peat last night, and Dan's trying to convince the Shipping Container that it's a good thing. Plus, Chris and Jeremy took a trip to the Heat gala to chat with Pat Riley about whale-hunting, Shaq about his rivalry with Dan, Bam Adebayo and A'Ja Wilson about the infamous Spo timeout, and Vlad Goldin's fiancée, Cameron, about car snacks. Also, Jeremy hugs Dwyane Wade. Today's cast: Dan, Greg, Zaslow, Chris, Jeremy, Mike, Roy, and Tony. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The Check In, Dwyane Wade and Bob bounce between nostalgia, parenting chaos, and life after basketball. Wade reflects on the Heat’s 2006 championship run ahead of its 20-year anniversary, remembering the comeback from 0–2, Pat Riley’s culture, and what it meant to learn how to win at the highest level. Off the court, Wade talks about being in full-time dad “Uber mode,” balancing travel with family, and the funny frustration of raising competitive kids. He shares how golf, photography, and even a quick movie cameo have filled his post-retirement life, plus a powerful reflection on a recent trip to Africa that reconnected him to his roots. The episode also mixes in NBA trade talk, Hall of Fame debates, and a hilarious dive into famous Mandela Effect misquotes, a classic blend of hoops, humor, and real life. Music Credit: Khari Mateen What We Discussed: 00:00 Introduction 01:10 Check-In With Dwade & Bob 12:33 WNBA All-Star Weekend, Extreme Weathers ,& Birthday Celebrations 16:59 Reflections On The 2006 NBA Championship 24:10 Dwyane Wade's Journey In The NBA 29:06 NBA Trade Deadline 33:09 Golf Analog For NBA Players 39:10 Dwade's Early Career & Stan Van Gundy 42:13 Sports: Athletes Expressing Frustration 45:17 The Porsche 49:13 Dwade's Cameo In "GOAT" Movie 54:02 Photography & A Trip To Africa 58:36 Mandela Effect Misquotes 01:03:24 Bill Belichick Is Not A Hall Of Famer?! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Giannis trade chatter keeps building, and this segment hits it from every angle. It starts with Robin Lopez saying Giannis “fits” best with the Miami Heat, which immediately sets off the pushback. Do the Heat really want it more, or is that just Pat Riley mythology? From there, Evan and Tiki reveal they made Giannis trade predictions months ago and decide to keep them sealed until a deal actually happens. Calls pour in and quickly turn the conversation to the Knicks' real problem: if you're trading for Giannis, what exactly is “the core” you're trying to protect? Jalen Brunson is the obvious untouchable, but everything else gets debated, including Josh Hart's impact on the locker room and how many key pieces you realistically have to give up. Then it becomes the biggest question of all: can Giannis handle New York? The guys break down his famous “failure” press conference moment and argue that the explanation might play in Milwaukee, but it will not fly here. In New York, if you gut the roster for a superstar, the expectation becomes simple: win a championship, or it's a failure.

Are you trading time, health, or relationships in pursuit of your goals—and not even realizing it?   In this episode, Bradley Hartmann shares a powerful non-obvious leadership book, The Cost of These Dreams by Wright Thomson, that reframes ambition, success, and the unseen sacrifices we make to chase big dreams.    Through stories of iconic figures like Michael Jordan, Lionel Messi, Urban Meyer, Pat Riley, and Dan Gable, we explore what it really costs to lead at a high level—and whether we're willing to pay that price.   In this episode you will:   Discover how world-class performers balance — and often fail to balance — success and self. Learn how ambition, if unchecked, can erode the very things you're working to protect. Reflect on your own leadership path and how to pursue excellence without losing yourself in the process.   Listen now to discover what elite competitors reveal about success, sacrifice, and how to lead with greater clarity and intention in the construction industry.   At Bradley Hartmann & Company, we help construction teams improve sales, leadership,  and communication by reducing miscommunication, strengthening teamwork, and bridging language gaps between English and Spanish speakers. To learn more about our product offerings, visit bradleyhartmannandco.com.   The Construction Leadership Podcast dives into essential leadership topics in construction, including strategy, emotional intelligence, communication skills, confidence, innovation, and effective decision-making. You'll also gain insights into delegation, cultural intelligence, goal setting, team building, employee engagement, and how to overcome common culture problems—whether you're leading a crew or managing an entire organization.   Have topic ideas or guest recommendations? Contact us at info@bradleyhartmannandco.com.   New podcasts are dropped every Tuesday and Thursday.     This episode is brought to you by The Construction Spanish Toolbox —the most practical way for construction teams to learn jobsite-ready Spanish in just minutes a day over 6 months.          

(00:00-34:25) Following Doug's lead. SLU wins but Schertz was embarrassed. The hero shot. What percentage of this audience watched the Billikens on ESPN+? Drink is team Cottleville. Jackson's busier than a one armed paper hanger. Itchin' for Nevin Shapiro. Josh Schertz was disappointed in the Bills even in the win. Tigers with a disappointing ending last night against Georgia. Questionable timeouts. Tigers have a theme of frustrating ends to games. Longing for the Frank Haith era. There's PAWGs everywhere. Strays like that won't be accepted. FOTS Joe Buck will join us a little later. Blues drop another.(34:33-54:31) This one hits, doesn't it? Where does 2009 rank in your pantheon of years? Cucked by Pat Riley. Why'd they take Winning Time away from us? Too Fat To Kayak has a beef with Doug. Walking thru swamp infested waters. C'mon Doug, you know!! A Fat's Pilgrimage. Mike from the Dan LeBatard show is down in the dumps. Charles Barkley is untouchable. Nevin Shapiro gives his thoughts on Mario Cristobal.(54:41-1:25:14) Friend of the show Joe Buck joins us in full celebration mode. Joe's a little critical of Jackson's update. Joe's experience at the game with his daughter. Doug's curious about Joe's parking situation. How did Joe celebrate on Monday night? Joe's breakdown of the pivotal parts of the game. Watching with Stephen A. Smith and Kenny The Jet. Michael Irvin on the sideline. Blowing up Tom Brady's spot. His time at ESPN so far and the Super Bowl coming to the network next year. Joe's airport tweet has become a story.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The segment opens with a bold declaration that if the Brooklyn Nets beat the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden, Mike Brown could be fired almost immediately. The guys debate how real that scenario is, why this moment feels different from past Knicks slides, and whether ownership is nearing a breaking point with a team that entered the season with championship expectations. The conversation quickly turns into a deep dive on Karl-Anthony Towns, his trade value, his on court frustrations, and the growing belief that he is not respected around the league or even fully protected internally. Callers weigh in on whether dumping KAT actually improves the roster or simply removes a problem from the locker room. From there, the show widens to New York sports big picture talk, comparing this Knicks chaos to past transformational hires like Pat Riley and Bill Parcells, and why those moments mattered. The segment also detours into Jets talk, including why elite coaches gravitate toward stability and quarterbacks, and why the Giants job clearly beat the Jets in this cycle. All of it plays out with one major backdrop looming over the hour: the anticipation building at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center as Giants fans wait to hear from John Harbaugh, with the optimism around the Giants standing in stark contrast to the dysfunction unfolding at MSG.

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Joe Rose joins the show from California, landing in 49ers and Golden State Warriors territory, and shares his thoughts on the Miami Heat and Ja Morant trade rumors. Joe says Morant is a great player but brings off-court baggage that raises concerns, and looks back on how Don Shula used to keep tabs on his players' lives outside football. He highlights Pat Riley's influence on the Heat and argues that while the team needs a shakeup after hovering around mediocrity, Morant could fit well on the court.

Hour 4 features Joe Rose joining the show from California, where he shares his thoughts on the Miami Heat and Ja Morant trade rumors. Joe says Morant is a talented player but brings off-court baggage, and he compares Pat Riley's leadership with how Don Shula used to keep tabs on his players' lives outside football. The conversation then turns to the Dolphins head coach search, with Joe debating Omar on the importance of experience, the need for an alpha personality, roster concerns, and GM control, while also weighing in on John Harbaugh signing with the Giants and NFL playoff matchups. The hour wraps with lighter moments as Hollywood and Omar joke about tomorrow's show, fashion trends, and the expensive wardrobe choices of Mike McDaniel.

In this episode of The Timeout, Dwyane Wade and Bob talk about life, hoops, and perspective, starting with Bob reflecting on a recent trip to Japan with his wife, Lisa, and what it was like experiencing a different pace and culture. The conversation shifts to the NBA, with Dwyane sharing how he prepares for broadcasting, why he believes the NBA Cup matters, and his amazement at Victor Wembanyama’s game. He also gives high praise to the current New York Knicks, calling this his favorite version of the team in decades under Jalen Brunson’s leadership. They close the episode on a personal note, with Dwyane sharing a tense moment from his documentary involving Pat Riley and opening up about finally settling into life in Los Angeles after years of resisting the move. Music Credit: Khari Mateen. What We Discussed: 00:00 Introduction 00:48 Last Checkin For The Year 2025 08:04 5 Days In Vegas 13:59 The Alien: Victor Wembanyama 17:17 Most Improved Player Snub 19:56 Zaire Wade's College Inquiry 24:56 Love & Basketball 29:41 Cleveland: Struggling With Expectations 32:25 The New York Knicks 38:54 The 2006 Championship 50:51 The Jordan Comparison 55:15 The Pat Riley Documentary Moment 58:39 Settling In LA See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lakers legend Michael Cooper breaks down the 5 wildest, funniest, and most legendary stories about playing with Magic Johnson during the Showtime era. You think you know the Showtime Lakers? Think again. 5x NBA Champion Michael Cooper sits down to reveal the untold truth about his running mate, Earvin "Magic" Johnson. From the fast breaks that changed the NBA forever to the behind-the-scenes moments in the locker room that no one saw, Coop ranks his top 5 favorite memories of the greatest point guard of all time. If you miss the golden era of basketball, this video is a must-watch.

====================================================SUSCRIBETEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpffyr-7_zP1x1lS89ByaQ?sub_confirmation=1==================================================== DEVOCIÓN MATUTINA PARA JÓVENES 2026“DIFERENTE”Narrado por: Daniel RamosDesde: Connecticut, USAUna cortesía de DR'Ministries y Canaan Seventh-Day Adventist Church===================|| www.drministries.org ||===================04 DE ENERODETALLESInclinándose, se asomó y vio allí las vendas, pero no entró (Juan 20:5, NVI).“Una piedra en el zapato”. Seguro hemos utilizado esta expresión varias veces para referirnos a algo que nos incomoda.Sinceramente, no he tenido muchos problemas con piedras incómodas en los zapatos, pero hay otras situaciones que me incomodan mucho. ¿Ya intentaste dormir con el zumbido de un mosquito en el oído? ¿O quizá con una gotera en tu cuarto? Realmente, un pequeño detalle marca una gran diferencia.El entrenador Pat Riley comprobó esta afirmación. Se hizo famoso por llevar a su equipo a la victoria en la NBA (Liga profesional de baloncesto en los Estados Unidos)con una simple estrategia: cada jugador debía mejorar un 1% en cada uno de los cinco aspectos fundamentales del baloncesto (tiro, pase, rebote, regate y tiros libres). Dado que en un equipo hay 12 jugadores, el rendimiento general del equipo mejoró un 60 % a lo largo del campeonato, lo que le aseguró la victoria al equipo de Riley, quien pasó a ser conocido como el "entrenador de los detalles".Realmente, la diferencia entre lo común y lo extraordinario está en los detalles. ¿Por qué un Mercedes es tan caro y un Celta tan barato? ¿No cuentan ambos con puertas, motor y ruedas? Sí, pero la diferencia está en los detalles. El equilibrio entre el buen gusto, la belleza y la sencillez no solo distingue a las cosas, sino también a las personas.Si te detienes un momento a pensar, verás que la persona más útil es aquella a la que le importan las sutilezas de la vida. La forma en la que saluda a los demás, cómo organiza su ropa al levantarse o la manera en la que trata a un niño. Los detalles nos acompañan desde que nos levantamos hasta que nos dormimos.Preocúpate más por los detalles de tu matrimonio, del trabajo, de tu casa. Refuerza tu simpatía y tu cortesía. Cuida tus palabras y el tono de tu voz. Presta atención a las acciones, pero no te olvides de la sonrisa.Jesús era experto en cuidar de los detalles. Luego de su resurrección, incluso dobló las telas que usó en su sepultura. Elena de White escribió: "Fue la mano del Salvador la que dobló cada una de ellas y las puso en su lugar. A la vista de quien guía tanto a la estrella como al átomo, no hay nada sin importancia. En toda su obra se ven orden y perfección" (El Deseado de todas las gentes, p. 733). Los detalles son importantes y marcan toda la diferencia. No lo olvides. 

In this inspiring episode co-hosted by Neil Haley and Dr. Christopher Hall, Heisman Trophy winner and former NBA player Charlie Ward shares his extraordinary journey as the only athlete ever to win college football's most prestigious award and go on to play professional basketball. Ward reflects on his upbringing in the small town of Thomasville, Georgia, where he learned essential values of integrity, accountability, teamwork, and commitment from his parents, coaches, and close-knit community. He describes the unique experience of competing hard against friends who attended rival schools, then remaining close off the field, and credits these early experiences with shaping his character and competitive spirit.Ward reveals the surprising origin of his dual-sport career at Florida State University, explaining that he was recruited solely for football but asked Coach Bobby Bowden if he could also play basketball. After proving himself in intramural games and summer leagues, teammates advocated for him to join the basketball team, and Coach Bowden made the unprecedented decision to allow Ward to practice with the basketball team full-time starting in October of his sophomore year. Ward discusses his decade-long NBA career with coaches like Pat Riley, Jeff Van Gundy, and Greg Popovich, and how a knee injury ended his playing days but opened doors to coaching through relationships he'd built by being a good teammate. Now coaching high school basketball in Tallahassee, hosting an ACC sports podcast, and actively involved with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Ward shares wisdom about handling adversity, maintaining faith as a foundation, and preparing yourself so that when opportunities arise, you're ready to walk through the door. He encourages listeners to check out his autobiography "The Athlete" for the complete story of challenges, setbacks, and triumphs beyond the accolades.

Yaron Weitzman, author of “A Hollywood Ending: The Dreams and Drama of the LeBron Lakers”, joins the Chuck ToddCast to unpack the remarkable rise, impact, and legacy of LeBron James—on the court, in Los Angeles, and far beyond basketball. Drawing from his reporting and authorship, Weitzman explains how access-driven sports journalism shapes the stories we’re told, why LeBron was always more than just another superstar chasing rings, and how the Lakers–LeBron partnership became a mutually saving force for two global institutions. The conversation traces LeBron’s path from Miami to Cleveland to Los Angeles, the myths around his ambition and loyalty, and how “The Decision” reshaped the power dynamics between players and franchises. The episode also looks ahead to LeBron’s next chapter: his eventual role as an owner, the possibility of a farewell tour, how Bronny factors into his decisions, and what a post-LeBron Lakers era might look like. Weitzman and Todd explore LeBron’s business instincts, cultural influence, complicated relationship with fans and social media, and why—despite universal respect—he’s never been universally beloved. In the end, they ask the defining question of any icon: how history will remember LeBron James, and who gets to tell that story. Get your wardrobe sorted and your gift list handled with Quince. Don't wait! Go to https://Quince.com/CHUCK for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Now available in Canada, too! Go to https://getsoul.com & enter code TODDCAST for 30% off your first order. Got injured in an accident? You could be one click away from a claim worth millions. Just visit https://www.forthepeople.com/TODDCAST to start your claim now with Morgan & Morgan without leaving your couch. Remember, it's free unless you win! Protect your family with life insurance from Ethos. Get up to $3 million in coverage in as little as 10 minutes at https://ethos.com/chuck. Application times may vary. Rates may vary. Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements) 00:00 Yaron Weitzman joins the Chuck ToddCast 02:30 How Yaron got started as an author 04:15 Sports journalists now have to trade accountability for access 05:15 Sports journalists don’t have a Freedom of Information Act 06:30 Yaron wasn’t dependent on the Lakers for a credential 08:30 Original LeBron pitch was for the Big 3 Heat, not the Lakers 11:30 LeBron is a cultural icon, not just a basketball icon 12:45 LeBron and the Lakers are both institutions 13:45 LeBron’s brand is even bigger than the Lakers brand 14:30 LeBron’s post basketball life was always going to be in SoCal 15:45 LeBron will be involved in an ownership group eventually 17:45 The Lakers/LeBron pairing was a win-win 19:00 Jerry Buss was not as rich as he portrayed himself to be 20:30 How accurate the Lakers TV shows portray real life 21:30 LeBron was a lifeline for a struggling Lakers franchise 23:00 Lakers are the team LeBron has spent most consecutive years 24:30 LeBron wasn’t a ring chaser despite his reputations 25:00 LeBron turned down the Warriors 26:15 LeBron offended Pat Riley during his time in Miami 27:30 LeBron’s return to Cleveland 29:30 Which franchises will be putting up LeBron statues? 30:15 Lakers fans were slow to warm to LeBron due to Kobe rivalry 31:15 Not all Kobe fans are Lakers fans 32:30 LeBron lived up to his sky high expectations and with no scandals 33:45 “The Decision” was the event that made LeBron polarizing 34:45 After The Decision fans started siding with players over franchises 35:45 LeBron showed that greatness and longevity require hard work 37:00 LeBron is universally respected but not universally beloved 38:00 Is this LeBron’s last year? 39:00 Farewell tour only makes sense with Lakers or Cavs 40:30 LeBron could remain a bench player for several more years 41:00 How Bronny will factor into his decision 43:00 Bronny is beloved by other players and the organization 44:45 LeBron’s relationship with Luka Doncic 46:30 Lakers began preparing for the post-LeBron era before Luka trade 48:30 Does Magic Johnson still have a relationship with the Lakers? 51:30 LeBron has mostly stayed away from politics 53:45 LeBron lets social media get under his skin from time to time 56:30 LeBron is reactive politically, not proactive 58:15 LeBron made smart business decisions starting at 20 years old 58:45 LeBron’s legacy 1:01:45 Lakers threatened to sue over the book 1:04:45 LeBron likely won’t ever run for office 1:06:15 LeBron will be doing his own documentary version of The Last DanceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Chuck ToddCast, Chuck examines Donald Trump’s holiday Truth Social spree as a revealing window into his worldview and leadership style. From angry, vaguely threatening posts tied to Epstein to Christmas messages laced with grievance and insults, Trump’s online behavior paints a picture of a lonely, aggrieved figure who often sounds less like a head of state and more like a mob boss issuing warnings. Chuck unpacks how Trump’s rhetoric on immigration, religion, and military force—sometimes delivered in the same breath as holiday greetings—reflects a transactional “Trump Doctrine” where identity and loyalty justify power, and sovereignty becomes negotiable. The conversation then widens to the global consequences of this approach. Chuck argues that Trump’s selective isolationism and deal-making have badly damaged America’s reputation, eroded trust with Europe, and risk pushing allies toward China in search of stability. By prioritizing short-term wins and performative toughness over alliances and norms, Trump may be trading momentary leverage for long-term strategic loss—reshaping the global order in ways that could haunt the United States for a generation. Then, Yaron Weitzman, author of “A Hollywood Ending: The Dreams and Drama of the LeBron Lakers”, joins Chuck to unpack the remarkable rise, impact, and legacy of LeBron James—on the court, in Los Angeles, and far beyond basketball. Drawing from his reporting and authorship, Weitzman explains how access-driven sports journalism shapes the stories we’re told, why LeBron was always more than just another superstar chasing rings, and how the Lakers–LeBron partnership became a mutually saving force for two global institutions. The conversation traces LeBron’s path from Miami to Cleveland to Los Angeles, the myths around his ambition and loyalty, and how “The Decision” reshaped the power dynamics between players and franchises. The episode also looks ahead to LeBron’s next chapter: his eventual role as an owner, the possibility of a farewell tour, how Bronny factors into his decisions, and what a post-LeBron Lakers era might look like. Weitzman and Todd explore LeBron’s business instincts, cultural influence, complicated relationship with fans and social media, and why—despite universal respect—he’s never been universally beloved. In the end, they ask the defining question of any icon: how history will remember LeBron James, and who gets to tell that story. Finally, Chuck hops into the ToddCast Time Machine to the date Ellis Island closed its doors for immigrant processing and traces the messy history of immigration policy in the United States. He also answers listeners’ question in the “Ask Chuck” segment and does a roundup from the world of sports. Get your wardrobe sorted and your gift list handled with Quince. Don't wait! Go to https://Quince.com/CHUCK for free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Now available in Canada, too! Go to https://getsoul.com & enter code TODDCAST for 30% off your first order. Got injured in an accident? You could be one click away from a claim worth millions. Just visit https://www.forthepeople.com/TODDCAST to start your claim now with Morgan & Morgan without leaving your couch. Remember, it's free unless you win! Protect your family with life insurance from Ethos. Get up to $3 million in coverage in as little as 10 minutes at https://ethos.com/chuck. Application times may vary. Rates may vary. Timeline: (Timestamps may vary based on advertisements) 00:00 Chuck Todd’s introduction 03:00 In the 80’s many fans identified with NBA players over teams 05:00 LeBron will be one of the four most consequential millennials 08:15 What to make of Trump’s Truth Social posts over the holidays? 09:30 Trump makes angry, potentially threatening post over Epstein 11:00 Trump doesn’t have any true close friends/relationships 12:15 Trump spent Xmas behaving lonely on the internet 13:00 The “Trump Doctrine” was on display on his Truth Social feed 13:45 Trump sounded more like a mob boss than head of state 14:15 Trump added immigration rant into his NORAD Santa appearance 15:00 Trump wishes Merry Xmas to “radical left scum” 15:45 Trump announces military strikes in Nigeria to protect Christians 16:30 Trump uses identity as justification for military force 17:00 Trump’s posts about Venezuela through lens of ownership 18:30 Trump strikes different tone with Ukraine, sovereignty is collateral 19:30 Trump’s worldview looks incoherent, but it’s selectively transactional 20:45 Trump has damaged the US’s reputation for a generation 21:45 Europe doesn’t trust the United States anymore 23:00 If oil seizures become precedent, any country could be next 24:30 Allies could turn to China looking for a better deal 25:15 Trump is trading short term wins for long term damage & distrust 27:15 Trump views himself as a TV style mob boss 29:30 Isolationism will cause the EU to strengthen & compete with US 30:30 Trump picks on small countries & does deals with strong ones 37:15 Yaron Weitzman joins the Chuck ToddCast 39:45 How Yaron got started as an author 41:30 Sports journalists now have to trade accountability for access 42:30 Sports journalists don’t have a Freedom of Information Act 43:45 Yaron wasn’t dependent on the Lakers for a credential 45:45 Original LeBron pitch was for the Big 3 Heat, not the Lakers 48:45 LeBron is a cultural icon, not just a basketball icon 50:00 LeBron and the Lakers are both institutions 51:00 LeBron’s brand is even bigger than the Lakers brand 51:45 LeBron’s post basketball life was always going to be in SoCal 53:00 LeBron will be involved in an ownership group eventually 55:00 The Lakers/LeBron pairing was a win-win 56:15 Jerry Buss was not as rich as he portrayed himself to be 57:45 How accurate the Lakers TV shows portray real life 58:45 LeBron was a lifeline for a struggling Lakers franchise 01:00:15 Lakers are the team LeBron has spent most consecutive years 01:01:45 LeBron wasn’t a ring chaser despite his reputations 01:02:15 LeBron turned down the Warriors 01:03:30 LeBron offended Pat Riley during his time in Miami 01:04:45 LeBron’s return to Cleveland 01:06:45 Which franchises will be putting up LeBron statues? 01:07:30 Lakers fans were slow to warm to LeBron due to Kobe rivalry 01:08:30 Not all Kobe fans are Lakers fans 01:09:45 LeBron lived up to his sky high expectations and with no scandals 01:11:00 “The Decision” was the event that made LeBron polarizing 01:12:00 After The Decision fans started siding with players over franchises 01:13:00 LeBron showed that greatness and longevity require hard work 01:14:15 LeBron is universally respected but not universally beloved 01:15:15 Is this LeBron’s last year? 01:16:15 Farewell tour only makes sense with Lakers or Cavs 01:17:45 LeBron could remain a bench player for several more years 01:18:15 How Bronny will factor into his decision 01:20:15 Bronny is beloved by other players and the organization 01:22:00 LeBron’s relationship with Luka Dončić 01:23:45 Lakers began preparing for the post-LeBron era before Luka trade 01:25:45 Does Magic Johnson still have a relationship with the Lakers? 01:28:45 LeBron has mostly stayed away from politics 01:31:00 LeBron lets social media get under his skin from time to time 01:33:45 LeBron is reactive politically, not proactive 01:35:30 LeBron made smart business decisions starting at 20 years old 01:36:00 LeBron’s legacy 01:39:00 Lakers threatened to sue over the book 01:42:00 LeBron likely won’t ever run for office 01:43:30 LeBron will be doing his own documentary version of The Last Dance 01:47:30 ToddCast Time Machine – December 31st, 1954 01:48:30 Ellis Island closes its doors & becomes a museum 01:49:00 America has always argued about being a nation of immigrants 01:49:45 We romanticize Ellis Island, but it caused tension at the time 01:50:30 America has never experienced immigration surge without fear 01:51:15 Immigration quota with discriminatory qualifiers enacted 01:52:30 Ship based migration collapsed after quota 01:53:45 Cold War politics influenced immigration debate in the 1960’s 01:54:45 Immigration policy was sold as modest and non-transformational 01:56:00 Chain migration shifted where immigrants came from 01:57:00 The country relied on illegal immigrant labor & didn’t enforce law 01:57:45 Congress left immigration policy unfinished due to political constraints 01:59:30 Trump admin leans on enforcement, makes immigration a cultural fight 02:00:30 We are a reluctant nation of immigrants 02:02:00 The central question is “Who gets to be an American?” 02:02:45 Ask Chuck 02:03:00 Favorite political comedy? 02:05:00 Should Congress intervene on exorbitant live event prices? 02:12:30 How will midterms shape push for new congressional leaders? 02:15:15 Sports roundupSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We kick off this year's holiday episodes by stepping into the way way back machine for some vintage DLS clips. We're going back to the mid 2000s, to find some of Greg Cote's earliest and best bits including his lack of wrestling knowledge and the origins of the Upset Bird. Come for that, but stay for an interview with George St. Pierre where he describes how quickly he could kill Stugotz, a story of Pat Riley crying, Dan's interaction in a steam room, and Detlef Schremf. Plus, Dan and Stugotz dissect the Crossfit scam. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Anthony answers some questions from the live audience and, in doing so, addresses Rich Paul's comments about the Lakers not being a championship organization. Those comments rang a little hollow seeing as LeBron and his camp butt heads with Pat Riley and the championship organization that the Heat was. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David Fizdale joins Mo Mooncey & Coach Suhr on the Hoop Genius Podcast. Step inside the real NBA inner circle as David Fizdale reveals never-before-told stories from two decades coaching the biggest stars in basketball. From the origins of the USD “mafia” that quietly shaped modern coaching, to building trust with Hall of Famers through ruthless preparation, Fizdale breaks down exactly how elite relationships are formed in the NBA. He explains how Dwyane Wade opened the door to LeBron James, how the Miami Heat rebuilt their entire system after the 2011 Finals loss, and how one simple adjustment in Boston became the turning point that saved the Big Three era and transformed LeBron's legacy. Fizz details the film sessions, the spacing changes, the post-up demands, and the exact mindset LeBron walked into Game 6 with. The episode also dives into the unseen dynamics between coaches and stars — why great players test you, why trust matters more than talent, and how Fizdale earned the respect of legends like LeBron, Wade, Bosh, KD, and more. He breaks down the most difficult players and teams he ever had to prepare for, including Dirk's Mavericks, Popovich's Spurs, Rondo's Celtics, and the peak Suns offense under Monty Williams. Fizz gives candid insight into Chris Paul's current situation with the Clippers, what actually goes into defining roles behind the scenes, and how front-office communication shapes outcomes long before the public ever finds out. He also shares rare stories about Pat Riley's leadership, including the closed-door moment that stabilized Miami when the Heat were 8–9 and the fanbase was calling for Spoelstra to be fired. From the evolution of Erik Spoelstra, to the internal strategy behind the early Big Three struggles, to the grind of the video room and the craft of coaching itself — this episode is a masterclass in NBA culture, team dynamics, and elite performance. If you want the untold truth about LeBron's rise in Miami, championship-level preparation, and what really happens inside NBA locker rooms, this is the definitive interview.

Tyler Herro is the Heat's Tua Tagovailoa? Heat fans are absolutely melting down in the chat demanding Pat Riley trade Tyler Herro immediately. The comparison to "TuAnon" is out of control. Tobin & Leroy react to the fanbase demanding Herro be GONE from Miami.

Nikola Jokic isn't just putting up numbers, he's ripping the mask off how fake most “all-time” debates really are. We break down why labeling him the “greatest ever” off one ring and soft playoff paths makes no sense, how era and competition actually matter, and why comparing him to guys like Jordan, Kareem, Hakeem, Shaq, Wilt and Bill Russell without context turns into pure nonsense. We get into rules changes, hand-checking, pace, travel, sports science, segregation era realities and why “most talented era ever” talk usually ignores how today's offenses are juicing transition and threes rather than proving some mythical skill boom. From there we flip to the future: Cooper Flagg already breaking LeBron's age records, what makes his game real winning impact instead of just hype, and how Dallas should really be thinking about building around him with aging, fragile stars like AD and Klay on monster money and limited trade value. We also dive deep on the new-look Miami Heat, how Spo and Pat Riley have completely flipped their identity into a high-pace, isolation-heavy attack, what the numbers actually say about whether it's sustainable, and how Tyler Herro's return and role shift changes the ceiling of this version of the team. We close by setting the table for the NBA Cup knockouts and the wider league picture: full breakdown and predictions for Magic–Heat, Raptors–Knicks, Thunder–Suns and Lakers–Spurs, why OKC look like a potential all-time regular-season buzzsaw, plus what Detroit's recent streak and repeated late-game collapses tell us about Cade Cunningham, young contenders, and learning how to actually close games in the playoffs.

The guys explore Pat Riley's legendary career, from his high school and college days to his NBA playing, coaching, and executive accomplishments, highlighting how he helped shape modern basketball. They discuss how his influence continues to resonate with the Miami Heat, a team now thriving on good vibes and team-first basketball. Joe says the Heat are better off without Jimmy Butler and calls him out for disrespecting Riley, emphasizing that the team's success reflects the culture Riley built

The guys break down the Miami Hurricanes' must-win matchup against Pitt, stressing that a big performance from Carson Beck is crucial as the Canes' run game continues to struggle. They shift to the Dolphins, highlighting a favorable stretch on the schedule and the importance of Achane and Waddle in the offense, while noting Tua's mistakes but reaffirming him as the best option to win games. AFC playoff implications are also discussed, including how the Steelers' fate could hinge on a future Dolphins game and the struggles of teams like the Jaguars and Chiefs. The hour wraps with a look at Pat Riley's legendary career, from his playing days to his impact as a coach and executive, while Joe calls out Jimmy Butler and says the Heat are better off without him, praising the team-first culture Riley established.

The guys dive into the Lane Kiffin sweepstakes and break down the latest College Football Playoff rankings, including Miami's path and why the Hurricanes must beat Pitt behind a big performance from Carson Beck. They mix in Thanksgiving food debates before shifting to Richmond Webb and Frank Gore headlining the NFL Hall of Fame finalists and revisiting the steroid-era controversies in baseball. The conversation turns to the Dolphins' favorable stretch, the Hurricanes' must-win keys, and Pat Riley's legendary impact on the Heat — with Joe saying Miami is better off without Jimmy Butler. Joe and Dave also examine quarterback needs across the NFL, preview the Thanksgiving matchups, and spotlight Matthew Stafford's MVP-caliber season. Brian Baldinger and Mike Florio join the show to preview Cowboys–Chiefs, discuss NFL drama, and weigh in on Miami's playoff stakes if the Canes get past Pitt.

In the latest episode of The Brian D. O'Leary show, we sat down with Yaron Weitzman in a wide-ranging interview that dove into the modern Lakers dynasty, the lasting imprint of the Buss family, and the evolving career of LeBron James. *** Featured Guest Yaron Weitzman: Author, NBA journalist, and insider on all things basketball, discussing his new Lakers book and the deeper drama surrounding LeBron, the Buss family, and team culture. Find Yaron on social media: · X/Twitter (@YaronWeitzman) · Instagram (@yaronweitzman) · TikTok (@yaronweitzman) *** Books Mentioned A Hollywood Ending: The Dreams and Drama of the LeBron Lakers (Doubleday, October 21, 2025) | Yaron Weitzman | A behind-the-scenes account of the recent Lakers' journey, focusing on the politics, personalities, and tensions that have shaped the LeBron-era Lakers. Tanking to the Top: The Philadelphia 76ers and the Most Audacious Process in the History of Professional Sports | Yaron Weitzman | A deep dive into the inner workings of "The Process," chronicling how the 76ers undertook an unapologetic rebuild to become a contender. Giannis: The Improbable Rise of an NBA MVP | Mirin Fader | A New York Times Bestseller tracing Giannis Antetokounmpo's journey from poverty in Greece to world stardom—a nuanced look at his off-court and on-court evolution. Blood in the Garden: The Flagrant History of the 1990s New York Knicks | Chris Herring | The definitive story of Pat Riley's Knicks—physical, controversial, beloved, and often chaotic throughout the NBA's golden era. Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil, and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty | Jeff Pearlman | The inside story of the Lakers' 1996–2004 dynasty, documenting the unforgettable drama and cultural change led by Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, and Phil Jackson. I do not recommend any of Pearlman's work, as I believe him to be a disingenuous, sanctimonious jerk … Oh, and a liar. But I'm dutifully giving you the resources. –BO'L *** Key News Stories Discussed The Luka Doncic Trade to the Lakers (February 2025): Lakers landed Luka Doncic, Maxi Kleber, and Markieff Morris in a three-team blockbuster trade, sending Anthony Davis to the Mavericks—a move that shifted the balance of power in the West. For full details and quotes from both the Lakers and Mavericks front offices: See ESPN: “Luka Doncic to Lakers, Anthony Davis to Mavs in 3-team trade” (February 2025). https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/43659380/sources-mavericks-trading-doncic-lakers-anthony-davis Dallas Mavericks Fire GM Nico Harrison (November 2025): Following the controversial Luka trade and mounting pressure from fans, the Mavericks fired GM Nico Harrison at a dramatic team meeting. For the backstory, front-office statements, and Harrison's reasoning at the time of the trade: See ESPN: “Mavericks fire GM Nico Harrison amid continued fan angst” (November 2025). https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/46928742/sources-mavericks-expected-fire-general-manager-nico-harrison *** Chael Sonnen on LeBron – The "Same Guy" Allegation Viral Video/Podcast Segment: Former UFC fighter Chael Sonnen claimed on the Flagrant 2 podcast that he and LeBron James “have the same drug guy.” Sonnen alleged LeBron uses EPO and other PEDs, a claim that's made waves online but is unsupported by any formal evidence or NBA violations to date. For the podcast segment, see: https://x.com/MavsStan41/status/1633276225442521088? also … https://heavy.com/sports/nba/los-angeles-lakers/shocking-claims-about-lakers-lebron-james-revealed/ *** If you have a Substack or want to get started on that platform, I just put together a 31-page guide about how to do it. Properly. It's called Your Substack Success Blueprint. We talk about Magic Johnson in this podcast, so to pay homage to one of the game's true greats, the first 32 people to buy Your Substack Success Blueprint will get a sweet $32 discount. Use code SUBSTACK at checkout. Deal expires after the first 32 purchases, or at the end of the calendar year, whichever comes first. https://briandoleary.gumroad.com/l/blueprint/ *** For press, sponsorship, or guest inquiries, contact brian at briandoleary dot com (you know the drill…).

In this episode of On The Ball (United WeCast Network), Ric Bucher breaks down the widening gap between American-born NBA stars and their international counterparts — and what it says about player development, discipline, and leadership in today's game.Bucher dives into the latest around Ja Morant, including front-office chatter about his trade value, locker-room issues, and whether the Memphis Grizzlies can still build around him. He compares Ja's stalled maturity and Zion Williamson's lack of evolution to the steady growth and professionalism of Victor Wembanyama, Nikola Jokić, and Giannis Antetokounmpo — stars who treat the game as craft, not performance.Ric also examines why American player development has fallen behind Europe's, how Pat Riley's shift toward international talent reflects a changing NBA, and what the Chicago Bulls' surprising start reveals about teamwork over showmanship.From leadership accountability to the future of U.S. basketball, this episode challenges the culture of “flash over fundamentals” and asks the question: What happened to making American players great again?

Can the Miami Heat fix Ja Morant? Crowder thinks it's a no brainer and the Heat should trade for him.

0:00 ... Ross hello, welcome, introduction of the panel. 0:36 ... Show #195 is dedicated to the late Anthony Mason who played for the Knicks in 1995 under Pat Riley. 1:34 ... The Chicago Bulls continue their strong early season run and the guys break down what has been going to well.  Josh Giddey has been leading the way for Billy Donovan's team even though their forwards are not grabbing many rebounds. 6:20 ... The matchup between the Bulls and 76ers on Tuesday night will feature a fascinating matchup between guards Tyrese Maxey of Philly and Giddey.  The winner of the game will also take over the top spot in the east. 9:08 ... The New York Knicks have not been firing on all cylinders early in the season as they adjust to new head coach Mike Brown.  The Knicks are shooting a lot more 3 pointers than they did last season but there does not appear any reason to panic in New York.  Bruce feels that Jordan Clarkson's impact will eventually be felt as he competes for the 6th man of the year award. 14:10 .... The Orlando Magic have also been shaky out of the gate with their first four games all on the road.  Desmond Bane came over from Memphis to shoot 3 pointers but so far has shot mostly blanks.  Bruce feels their defense and rebounding will carry them to greater success and Bane will eventually remember how to make threes.  Ross is very concerned about the free throw shooting by the Magic which is only around 75% right now 19:10 ... The Oklahoma City Thunder have started the season 7-0 and our guys predict when their first loss may take place.  Bruce and Ross see it coming in a day or two while World B feels they'll remain undefeated into next week. 21:44 ... The Portland Trailblazers have responded well to new coach Tiago Splitter who replaced Chauncey Billups when the gambling scandal sidelined him.  Jrue Holiday, Jerami Grant, and Donovan Clingan have all excelled in the early going.  World B credits their aggressive defense and insane hustle as huge factors in their success.  Once Scoot Henderson returns from his injury, their defense should improve even more. 27:11 ... Trae Young of the Hawks will miss at least a month with an MCL injury.  His shooting has been terrible but maybe the mental break due to injury might help him to reset things when he returns.  World B has some stats supporting the Hawks' offensive improvement with Young sidelined.  Ross points out that with no other point guards on the roster, Atlanta will have to run their offense in a non-traditional way. 30:39 ... Ja Morant is also creating a mess in Memphis with his poor attitude.  He was suspended for insubordinate behavior and it won't be long before the trade rumors start up in earnest.  Simply put, he needs to GROW UP. 35:07 ... "True or False"  The guys check in on whether the San Antonio Spurs will win 50 games and finish in the top 4 in the west. 38:05 ... "True or False"  Everyone checks in on whether Nikola Jokic will set the single season record for triple doubles (currently 42 by Russell Westbrook). 40:17 ... The final "True or False" question ... Someone other than Stephen Curry will lead the league in 3 pointers made. 42:05 ... Ross says goodbye TRT 42:18     Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On The Ball with Ric Bucher delivers sharp, no-nonsense NBA analysis from veteran insider Ric Bucher (FS1, Fox Sports Radio) on the United WeCast Network. In this episode, Ric examines how the NBA's entertainment engine shapes today's game and player development, contrasting it with EuroLeague and international club systems. He spotlights Pat Riley's shift toward international talent with the Miami Heat, why European training (movement, passing, team concepts) is closing the gap, and how global stars like Nikola Jokić, Luka Dončić, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and Victor Wembanyama are redefining MVP conversations.Ric then zooms into on-court problem solving: why scorers must also be playmakers, using Anthony Edwards' struggles vs. a box-and-one as a case study, and why teams like the Rockets (even with Kevin Durant) need a true table-setter. He breaks down Ime Udoka's blueprint for maximizing KD (pinch-post touches, free-throw-line catches), and offers practical context on early-season rotations and experimentation—citing the Warriors, Steve Kerr, and how constraints from sports science impact lineups. If you want basketball talk that connects NBA strategy, international hoops, and player development—with clear takeaways you won't hear elsewhere—subscribe and follow @RicBucher for weekly episodes.

Joe and Hollywood recap an incredible night in sports, starting with the Dodgers' 18-inning World Series thriller capped by a Freddie Freeman walk-off home run. They discuss why the Chiefs look like one of the toughest teams to beat after their Monday Night Football win, and Shohei Ohtani's unbelievable two-homer, two-double performance. Plus, Joe says Pat Riley and Mickey Arison have every right to be furious over the Terry Rozier trade and the NBA's failure to alert the Heat about his gambling allegations.

The NBA season tips-off this week - we look back at the unforgettable conversations with NBA coaching legends Pat Riley and Stan Van Gundy. Stan gets into his relationship with his younger brother, Jeff Van Gundy, what it was like facing off against each other as coaches time and time again, the depth of the love they share as they've gotten older, and what he expects next for Jeff in the NBA. Stan and Dan also talk about how they became friends, seeing greatness in the Miami Heat's Erik Spoelstra early on, and the often toxic criticism that surrounds sports today. Then, Pat Riley - the legendary, nine-time NBA championship winning player, coach, and executive - reveals what it was really like forging one of the NBA's greatest legacies. Pat illuminates his journey crafting Heat Culture - what it was really like at the start of it all, what the team means to him today, and digging into his controlling and deeply emotional relationship with the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The NBA season tips-off this week - we look back at the unforgettable conversations with NBA coaching legends Pat Riley and Stan Van Gundy. Stan gets into his relationship with his younger brother, Jeff Van Gundy, what it was like facing off against each other as coaches time and time again, the depth of the love they share as they've gotten older, and what he expects next for Jeff in the NBA. Stan and Dan also talk about how they became friends, seeing greatness in the Miami Heat's Erik Spoelstra early on, and the often toxic criticism that surrounds sports today. Then, Pat Riley - the legendary, nine-time NBA championship winning player, coach, and executive - reveals what it was really like forging one of the NBA's greatest legacies. Pat illuminates his journey crafting Heat Culture - what it was really like at the start of it all, what the team means to him today, and digging into his controlling and deeply emotional relationship with the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(00:00-25:26) Jackson slicked up like Pat Riley today. Suits and sneakers. Don't say Keds, Doug. Coke, soda, or pop? Mocktails. Charcoal Burkett. Mid week Movie Boi drop. Paid in love. Did Jackson watch Hunting Wives? Jackson's review of the show. Turn up the desire 80%. C'mon Charc. Chairman applied to be on Love Is Blind. Congrats to our September Listener of the Month, MD2020. Headline listeners. Durka Durka. Matt Holliday doesn't respect the dossier.(25:34-43:15) Some are calling today's dossier a little lean but the lede is this audio of Kalen Deboer with a message to the fans ahead of the Vandy game. Take it and run with it, News Man. Dodgers with a dispatching of the Reds. Playoff games not selling out. Jackson needs a rewind button. The adderall is kicking in. Charcoal Unbridled.(43:25-1:04:34) Little of this, little of that Durka Durka. Audio from That SEC Podcast talking about the possibility of Gameday in Columbia for Mizzou/Bama. "Maybe I'm not seeing the board as well today." You gotta edit, man. Ottawa is the capital of Canada. Jackson's bed head and sleeping habits. Ranking how good the listeners are.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In hour 1: Leroy accuses Tobin of being an agent of chaos for The Heat at Heat Media Day. The Dolphins need a win in the worst way and players need to plan their surgeries.

"IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT HE THINKS, DAN! WHO GIVES A SHIT WHAT [REDACTED] THINKS, DAN?" Ros joins the crew to discuss A'ja Wilson's excellence, a coach being fired despite a recent championship, and what makes players popular in The W, but she's also willing and able to join the conversation on throwing knives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Molly Qerim's Replacement Debuts on First Take Amid Rumors of Friction with Stephen A. Smith, NBA Slammed After Shams Reveals Disastrous USA vs World All-Star Game Format, Former NBA Executive Says Pat Riley Still Furious with LeBron James and Will Never Help Him, Stunning Article Reveals Shannon Sharpe Was Right About the Miami Heat Developing LeBron James Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Timeout, Dwyane Wade and Bob cover everything from the 2006 Finals controversy to the rise of Linsanity. Wade sets the record straight on Mark Cuban’s “rigged” claims, highlighting the Heat’s resilience, Pat Riley’s leadership, and the value of veterans like Gary Payton. He reflects on the 2011 rematch with Dallas, the importance of veteran presence in young teams, and how injuries changed the course of stars like T-Mac, Yao, and Brandon Roy. The crew also looks back at Wade’s redemption in the 2008 Olympics, the Heat shutting down Jeremy Lin’s historic run, and the lessons Wade applies to marriage and longevity, inspired by Ice T. Music Credit: Khari Mateen. What We Discussed: 00:00 Introduction 01:03 Dwayne Wade & Gabrielle Union’s 11th Anniversary 03:50 Don’t Ask Dwade About Marriage Tips! 06:23 NBA 2011 Rematch 17:42 Message from Dwade 19:50 Importance Of Veterans In The NBA 22:59 Careers Impacted By Injuries 29:00 Linsanity: Jeremy Lin See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cedric Maxwell reunites with two of his closest friends, Joe Barry Carroll and Lester Conner, for a wide-ranging conversation full of stories, laughs, and insight. The trio looks back at the legendary Celtics-Warriors trade that brought Robert Parish and Kevin McHale to Boston, reflects on playing in Houston alongside Hakeem Olajuwon, and dives into how NBA money, lifestyle, and culture have changed across generations. From Kareem's unstoppable skyhook to LeBron James' legacy, and from financial advice for young players to Caitlin Clark's impact on the WNBA, Max, JB, and Lester cover it all in classic barbershop style. ⏰EPISODE TIMELINE⏰ 00:00 Intro 03:40 Celtics-Warriors 1980 trade: Parish, McHale & Carroll's perspective 09:15 Life in Golden State & moving to Houston with Maxwell & Olajuwon 15:30 Learning money lessons in the NBA & JB's career as an investment advisor 22:10 NBA contracts then vs. now 28:45 Lifestyle changes: team hotels, food, travel, and today's private jets 31:06 PrizePicks 32:45 JB Carroll's interactions with Kareem 36:38 Remembering Lee Rose 44:53 Mount Rushmore of Athletes: LeBron, Kareem, Russell, Ali, Serena, Tiger & more 52:32 Celtics-Lakers rivalry stories & why old grudges still run deep 56:33 Gametime 57:12 Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe & media personalities 1:01:15 Pat Riley's statue & respect for coaches across generations 1:04:02 State of the NBA, Ja Morant concerns & league prosperity today 1:07:50 Caitlin Clark's impact on the WNBA compared to Larry Bird's on the NBA 1:15:40 Friendship & life after basketball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pastor Frederick Douglas Haynes shares an inspiring story about gospel singer Smokie Norful writing I Need You Now during a personal crisis, highlighting how challenges can spark creativity. News updates include Tropical Storm Erin nearing hurricane status, President Trump meeting with Vladimir Putin, and Air Canada preparing for a strike. In sports, the NBA schedule drops, Tyreek Hill’s growing family grabs headlines, and Pat Riley is set to get a Lakers statue. The Hot Spot covers New Edition’s 42nd anniversary and their new Boston street name, Offset reflecting on mistakes in his marriage to Cardi B, and Venus Williams getting her own Barbie doll. The crew wraps with a fun debate on which artist they’d listen to for a 12-hour road trip.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The hour kicks off with a lively Battle of the Sexes game. In news, Barack Obama voices concerns about threats to democracy while supporting Texas Democrats’ redistricting protest. Mars announces dye-free versions of M&Ms, Skittles, and more, while new research links weight-loss shots to certain eye risks. In sports, the Lakers will honor Pat Riley with a statue, and Tyreek Hill’s growing number of children prompts jokes. The Hot Spot covers the upcoming Stellar Gospel Music Awards and Anderson .Paak’s story about manifesting his Super Bowl halftime performance with Dr. Dre.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

And Mike Ryan needs to punch someone in the face. Today's cast: Dan, Stugotz, Greg Cote, Chris, Billy, Jeremy, and Mike. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hawk gives his insight on the Browns drafting Shedeur Sanders, Mike Ryan previews Pat Riley's exit press conference and Roy tells us where he was when his neighbor's house set on fire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bomani Jones is joined by Domonique Foxworth for another edition of Foxworth Friday. On today's episode, the guys start off by talking about the Los Angeles Lakers being eliminated by the Minnesota Timberwolves and if Nico Harrison looks a little better now that Luka Doncic is sent home (3:12). They move onto the Miami Heat and if they're capable of rebuilding with 80 year old Pat Riley (11:32). Bo questions if JJ Redick is built to be the coach of the Lakers (17:10) and what would happen if LeBron James opts out of his contract (26:29)? After some talk about the harsh conditions of mining (42:16), the show rounds out with Bo and Domonique recapping the latest drama with Bill Belichick and his girlfriend Jordon Hudson (49:32).  . . . Subscribe to The Right Time with Bomani Jones on Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts and follow the show on Instagram, Twitter, and Tik Tok for all the best moments from the show. Download Full Podcast Here: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6N7fDvgNz2EPDIOm49aj7M?si=FCb5EzTyTYuIy9-fWs4rQA&nd=1&utm_source=hoobe&utm_medium=social Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-right-time-with-bomani-jones/id982639043?utm_source=hoobe&utm_medium=social Follow The Right Time with Bomani Jones on Social Media: http://lnk.to/therighttime Subscribe to Supercast for Ad-Free Episodes: https://righttime.supercast.com/ Support the Show: Discover faster, more reliable search with Perplexity today. Download the app or ask Perplexity anything at perplexity.com! https://pplx.ai/bomani-jones Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices