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The Boston Celtics have shot out to a 22-8 start in their first 30 games this year. Jayson Tatum has been a big part of that. He's still improving as he's only 21 years old, and he's one of the team's leading scorers already. The question that should be asked is whether or not Tatum is a superstar. On this week's episode of The Atlantic Files, Alex talks about the Celtics dismantling the Toronto Raptors on Christmas day, but also questions if Tatum is considered a superstar yet or not. The Raptors, however, have their own budding superstar but didn't even need him to blow out the Celtics just a few days after Christmas. Kyle Lowry, Fred Van Vleet, and company are keeping the team afloat despite the injuries, and the Raptors are still looking like a dangerous team to play come playoff time. One guy to watch is OG Anunoby and how he continues to grow. Philadelphia is a whole different conundrum than previously thought. They can't seem to compete at the same high level whenever they're not in the national spotlight. That old saying of playing down to the competition is true with this team, and that doesn't give anyone a warm fuzzy feeling moving forward. Finally, we have the New York Knicks and the Brooklyn Nets. They played one of the ugliest games of the year against each other when the Nets could only muster up 82 points for the whole game. Not even sure what else to say about these two... Topic Rundown: 1:30 - Celtics on Christmas and Tatum superstar talk 11:00 - Raptors hosting Christmas game for the first time and the fight of the team 17:35 - Sixers playing down and losing two right after Christmas domination 22:15 - Knicks and Nets both sinking but trying to hold promise

Lob City is back baby! No, we're not talking about Chris Paul and Blake Griffin, but it does involve DeAndre Jordan. Spencer Dinwiddie is planning on bringing it back all by himself and Mike and Dennis are fed up with it already! Dennis Clausen joins the show again this week to discuss the Brooklyn Nets not-so-great start and the state of the NBA so far. The Philadelphia 76ers aren't exactly firing on all cylinders when it comes to the offensive end, but that defense has been suffocating up until their game against Phoenix. Will Ben Simmons ever use the shot he was working on during the off-season though? The world may never know. Then, the Knicks and Raptors are doing what we thought they would do, but the Celtics decided to step up. After we talked some trash on their play, Boston shaped up to the tune of four wins in a row! Plus, other surprises like the Timberwolves and Suns start to the season and more! Topic Rundown: 1:30 - Brooklyn Nets troubles 6:00 - Kyrie Irving iso ball vs James Harden iso ball 15:20 - Philadelphia 76ers hot start 19:00 - Phoenix Suns and Minnesota Timberwolves looking good to start 28:25 - Boston Celtics playing like they should 37:00 - Toronto Raptors with up-start players

The NBA season is back baby! Kyrie Irving dropped 50 points, the Philadelphia 76ers defense was on full display, and we got to see the first installment of the battle for LA.  The Brooklyn Nets, as a team, looked quite good against Minnesota, but just came up short. They weren't the only ones who ended up going into overtime. Toronto also went into overtime against New Orleans on the same night they raised their banner and received their rings. Heroes of the pod, Pascal Siakam and Fred Van Vleet, balled out! Meanwhile, the Sixers and Celtics had a big-time defensive battle. The game was ugly many times, but the Sixers ended up prevailing. Finally, the Knicks did surprise some people against San Antonio. Kudos to them for not losing by too much. Topic Rundown: 3:00 - Toronto Raptors first game 6:15 - Brooklyn Nets and Kyrie Irving looking like a MVP 11:15 - New York Knicks surprising people 18:15 - Ugly game between Philadelphia 76ers and Boston Celtics 29:30 - Deandre Ayton suspended 32:00 - Top 4 teams according to odds

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We saved the best division for last in the division preview series. The Atlantic Division, home to three teams with championship hopes and the defending champs themselves.  The Philadelphia 76ers and the Brooklyn Nets are the two teams with the most hype this time around. Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid reloaded with some great teammates, and Brooklyn got their big-time duo this off-season in Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant. Durant may not be playing this year, but that doesn't take away from the excitement for the next few seasons. Then there is the Boston Celtics who will be led by a mini big three of their own in Kemba Walker, Jayson Tatum, and Gordon Hayward. A lot will depend on how Hayward rebounds from last season, and how much growth Tatum shows. Add on top of those three, the defending champs who were left in the dust by Kawhi Leonard. The team doesn't look like a real championship threat anymore, but they don't look like a walkover of a team either. Finally, you have the walkover of the division. The New York Knicks are still rebuilding, but still, have cause for excitement in their rookie RJ Barrett. Topic Rundown: 2:00 - Initial thoughts from last season 4:45 - New York Knicks 12:20 - Boston Celtics 16:15 - Philadelphia 76ers 21:00 - Toronto Raptors 25:00 - Playoffs and Award predictions

Next on the list of the Atlantic Files Division Preview series is the Central Division. Home to the MVP and the team with the best regular season record in the Eastern Conference. Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks have lost a couple of guys from their 60-win roster, but they re-tooled and are looking to build off of one of their best seasons yet. The Indiana Pacers are the next best team in the division to challenge them, but it's not all that close. Detroit is now home to two of the biggest hopeful stories in the league. Joe Johnson and Derrick Rose are both looking to get their names back on the top of everyone's mind as they team up with Blake Griffin. Finally, the two rebuilding teams of the division are going to struggle to see who can tank the most and get the best pick of the draft. Cleveland and Chicago might not be home to the champs this year, but they will be home to promising young talent. Topic Rundown: 1:30 - Thoughts from the 2018-19 season 7:00 - Cleveland Cavaliers 12:50 - Chicago Bulls 18:30 - Detroit Pistons 27:30 - Indiana Pacers 34:00 - Milwaukee Bucks

The king of the Southwest Division, James Harden, welcomes Russell Westbrook on Houston's journey to win a ring this coming season. The rest of the Southwest, on the other hand, is either getting towards the wrong side of thirty, or they're rebuilding through the draft. Three teams finished with the same exact record last season, and the only other team to make the playoffs besides Houston was the San Antonio Spurs led by DeMar DeRozan and LaMarcus Aldridge. Dallas is primed to take a step forward with another year of Luka Doncic and Kristaps Porzingis returning. Memphis and New Orleans, on the other hand, are both coming in with a brand new kind of youth movement.  The top two picks in the 2019 NBA Draft are in the same division. Zion Williamson and Ja Morant look to carry each of their respective teams to a surprise playoff appearance. The Pelicans look like their primed to actually do it. Mike and Alex give their full thoughts on the division for this coming season! Topic Rundown: 1:30 - Thoughts on the Southwest Division in the 2018-19 season 7:45 - Houston Rockets 9:30 - Can James Harden and Russell Westbrook co-exist 18:15 - San Antonio Spurs 28:15 - Memphis Grizzlies 33:10 - New Orleans Pelicans 38:00 - Dallas Mavericks

The New York Knicks are just one team in the long line of teams that have reverted to tanking as their strategy to become relevant again. A few seasons have come and gone as the Knicks toiled away in the bottom of the East. This off-season was supposed to be the start of something different, however, it was supposed to be the big change that they needed. Many big-name free agents were supposed to walk through those doors at Madison Square Garden this summer. Each one of them decided to pass. Julius Randle became the biggest name they could sign, but they did grab themselves a top-notch draft pick. RJ Barrett will try to take them to the promised land, but who will come along on the ride to help him? Topic Rundown: 2:00 - Initial thoughts of last season 5:45 - Visions of Anthony Davis and Giannis Antetokounmpo in the future 7:50 - Randle a good signing 9:15 - Toughness culture 11:30 - Where does NYK stack in the East 16:20 - Giving up on French Frank? 19:55 - RJ Barrett's Role 25:30 - Double teams or not during open runs 30:45 - Predictions 35:15 - Joe Johnson making a comeback

Next up in the Year in Review series is none other than the Brooklyn Nets! One team that went from the deepest depths of the basement to looking like a championship contender with two superstars in just one off-season. The Nets were a lovable loser in the last couple seasons, but now it's time to shine. Last year, we saw the emergence of D'Angelo Russell, Spencer Dinwiddie, and Caris LeVert. All three of them were talked about amongst the up-and-coming talent in the league, and they carried the Nets to a sixth seed in the Eastern Conference. Russell, unfortunately, became a victim of the big signings in Brooklyn and is headed to Golden State now.  Mike, Alex, and friend of the pod, Dennis Clausen of Rotoballer, talk about the season that was and look ahead to a big season coming in Brooklyn. Topic Rundown: 1:54 - Initial thoughts of last season 6:20 - Did you think these big off-season moves would happen? 9:12 - Kyrie Irving over Russell, no debate 12:00 - DLo now mature? 16:00 - Should Kevin Durant come back this season? 20:00 - Nets the most talented in Atlantic? 21:30 - Sixers overrated, no competition for Nets 24:10 - Nets Predictions, wins over/under Previous Year in Review episodes: Raptors || Sixers || Celtics

NBA Champions. A title that the Toronto Raptors are wearing with pride even if their Finals MVP has now moved across the continent. That being said, one can't deny that this season was an overall success for the Canadian franchise. They took down the dynasty from the Bay and were rewarded for making a bold move in shipping off DeMar DeRozan last off-season.  What does the road ahead look like after that move though? How does this team build on what they are left with? The big task at hand is figuring out whether they can re-tool or if they need to rebuild. Mike and Alex give their thoughts on the season that was and peek ahead to what might be for the Raptors. Topic Rundown: 1:51 - Raptors season an overall success 6:20 - What happens with the current roster 8:00 - Denying the trade with Oklahoma City 14:15 - Mysteries behind their plan moving forward 15:45 - Pascal Siakam's time to shine 19:50 - Chris Boucher breakout season 22:45 - Could Toronto be the Clippers of the East 27:00 - Free Agency chances

The NBA Draft has come and gone. Next on the summer list is NBA Free Agency! This one has been one of the most anticipated in quite a while as everyone waits to see if the entire landscape of the league is shifted to some new type of super team! This week, Senior Writer at Basketball Society and Heavy.com, and host of the ScoopB Radio Podcast, Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson, joins us on the show. He drops knowledge and gives us some inside scoops on the impending free agents and where they might go. Check out the topic list below and the full episode as well! Topic Rundown: 2:10 - Free Agents linked to Los Angeles Clippers 5:10 - 76ers trying to replace Landry Shamet/His importance to LAC 7:00 - Rumors around D'Angelo Russell to Phoenix and the draft day trade 11:20 - Who will be coming to the Brooklyn Nets 14:30 - Tobias Harris likes playing in Philly 16:55 - Kyrie and KD’s great relationship 19:00 - Sixers should be looking at Kemba? 24:30 - If Kemba teams up with stars, his brand gets bigger 26:00 - Dallas a dark-horse in free agency 28:10 - Horford a Spurs or Jazz type of player? 33:00 - Is KD down to a two-team decision? 35:00 - Kyrie has no interest in the Knicks 36:45 - Jabari Parker’s free agency options 39:55 - Julius Randle smart for opting out 41:30 - Is Zion going to be the best from this draft? 43:30 - Could Harrison Barnes be a FA steal?

The NBA Draft Lottery has finally taken place to determine the winner of the Zion Williamson sweepstakes! As that went on, however, the NBA Playoffs are still in full swing as we find out who will be competing in the NBA Finals. Both series started off with some very convincing wins, but they seem to be going in different directions as the series play on.  The bottom of the barrel teams not only get to watch the playoffs, but they all tuned in to see who receives which picks. In shocking fashion, the New York Knicks move down to the third pick and the New Orleans Pelicans take the prize of the number one overall selection. Check out the full episode below as Mike and Alex talk about the Lottery, the playoffs, and more! Topic Rundown: 1:15 - Warriors vs Blazers 8:00 - Splash Brothers vs Splash Mountain 10:10 - What kind of matchups work for Bucks against Warriors 16:15 - Backcourt defense of Bucks 20:30 - Draft lottery takeaways 21:45 - Could Zion fall to #3? 25:00 - Ben Simmons vs Zion Williamson 28:30 - Should the Knicks trade the #3 pick? 33:50 - Early NCAA favorites to win the National Championship 38:30 - Lakers coaching carousel

Kawhi Leonard. Wow. We're not sure there's really much else to say other than just, wow... That will be a shot that gets replayed for many, many years throughout NBA History. Immediate heartbreak for the Philadelphia 76ers will turn into motivation and an important off-season is ahead.  Speaking of off-season though, LeBron James and the Denver Nuggets could possibly be a match?? The Brooklyn Nets are favored to land Kyrie Irving?? Well, Mike and Alex discuss these topics and more in the full episode below! Topic Rundown: 1:15 - Toronto vs Philadelphia Game 7 Preview 8:05 - Denver vs Portland Game 7 Preview 13:00 - LeBron getting traded to Denver 21:00 - Clippers potential #1 seed next season 23:45 - Kyrie favored to land in Brooklyn 28:00 - Tobias Harris not as good as advertised 29:50 - Lakers coaching search 31:00 - LeBron the coach? 33:00 - Top scorers in the playoffs update 24:00 - Steph Curry and Chris Paul beef 37:00 - Houston needs to replace Chris Paul 40:45 - Reaction to Kawhi Leonard's game winner

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Joel Embiid has been a huge part of the Philadelphia 76ers' success over the past couple of seasons. Find out if Mike or Alex is the one that thinks he will never win a ring in his NBA career! Other than that, the guys go over the second round of the NBA Playoffs, D'Angelo Russell getting busted for weed, and whether or not coleslaw is actually good. Sixers fans, if you're reading this, you may or may not particularly enjoy what was said in this episode both about Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons. We'd love to hear your thoughts on Twitter though! Oh, and of course Mike is back with his outrageous Brooklyn Nets and Denver Nuggets takes. Topic Rundown: 1:00 - Boston Celtics vs Milwaukee Bucks series 6:30 - Philadelphia 76ers vs Toronto Raptors 10:05 - Denver Nuggets vs Portland Trail Blazers 14:20 - Primanti Bros and the Coleslaw debate 16:15 - Nuggets Championship chances slipping 19:15 - D'Angelo Russell's weed bust 21:50 - Houston Rockets vs Golden State Warriors 26:00 - Who will score the most throughout the playoffs? 29:15 - Joel Embiid will never win a ring? 31:00 - Sixers better with Ben Simmons off ball

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Show Notes / Summary 00:00 - 02:49 Show opener with Topic Rundown and Some Witty Banter between the hosts. Jonathan once again brings up age and Cainan once again puts his foot in his mouth. (Cainan, Joe, Jonathan) 02:50 - 20:00 GS&P Social Media discussion with Sarah Harris - We learned Sarah is a Kentucky Wildcat and was an avid golfer. Sarah breaks down the effect each type of social media platform has when it comes to GSP engaging with its clients. Show Break 20:40 - 20:50 21:00 - 22:00 Joe whines about his Twitter followers and brags about former President Barack Obama follows him 22:08 - 41:40 Tim Beecken stops by to talk Oculus GO (we actually was able to salvage his audio unlike when his wife came on and Massaro forgot to record correctly and we lost 15 minutes of great content) - We also talk to Tim about Canadian vs Vermont Maple Syrup, Tim Horton's, and Poutine. Tim does not pronounce Louisville correctly and it irks Joe. 41:50 - 45:00 Close Show Out and Talk about topics for September