Catchup with the Big Dogs as they recap the brawl between the Timberwolves and Pistons, an early grieving period for the Suns season, discussing the Knicks chance to win a first round series without Brunson, breaking down the chalky Final Four, and the return of NBA Trivia.

The Big Dogs are here to make your weekend even sweeter with their hottest takes on all the latest news from around the NBA such as Taylor Jenkins surprise firing, Damian Lillard out indefinitely, LeBron vs Stephen A beef, and much more!

The Big Dogs are back and (somewhat) on schedule as they recap all the biggest stories around the game of basketball as we approach the end of the NBA regular season.

It's March and that means it's time for some madness with the Big Dogs. Matt & Jordan break down both the men's and women's brackets and reveal their Final Four selections as well as their top Cinderella picks to go deep in the tournament.

The Big Dogs are back and breaking down a wild few nights in the NBA including Joel Embiid being ruled out for the remainder of the season, Steph Curry's latest historic performance, hyping up the Rockets and Pistons, the Cavs becoming the first official playoff squad, as well as Anthony Edwards receiving a suspension.

In this episode, the Big Dogs discuss the recent victory of Canada in the hockey world, the unfortunate season-ending injury of Victor Wembenyama, the controversial 25-game suspension of Bobby Portis, and the potential future of Giannis Antetokounmpo with the Milwaukee Bucks. The conversation highlights the implications of these events on the respective teams and players, as well as the broader landscape of professional sports

On todays show, Matty Eich and Fleg Dog discuss the recent NBA All-Star Weekend, expressing disappointment in the event's format and player participation. They compare the excitement of the All-Star game to the thrilling Canada vs. U.S. hockey game, highlighting the lack of intensity and competitiveness in the NBA event.

The Big Dogs critique the league's management under Adam Silver, the absence of key players like LeBron James and Anthony Edwards, and the overall direction of the NBA, suggesting a need for a return to traditional formats and player accountability.

In this conversation, the hosts delve into the controversies surrounding the NBA All-Star Game, discussing the league's handling of player participation and the overall attitude of players towards competition. They express disappointment in the lack of effort shown by players during the All-Star events, particularly the Dunk Contest, while also highlighting standout performances. The discussion shifts to the future of the Dunk Contest and potential changes needed to revitalize interest in All-Star events, emphasizing the importance of player engagement and competitive spirit.

Bringing you the heat before All-Star weekend kicks off, the Big Dogs give their predictions on each of the skills contests on Saturday night, as well as who they think will win the newly formatted All-Star tournament.