Hosts Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving give their overreactions to Games 1 and 2 of the NBA Playoffs. The two break down each series and their biggest takeaways so far, ranging from the Thunder's dominance, Kawhi Leonard's resurgence, the impact of Jimmy Butler's injury, the Lakers' lack of frontcourt help and playoff teams that need to blow it up and start over.

With the NBA Playoffs upon us, Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving take a look at each Eastern and Western Conference first-round series. The two talk about the biggest X-Factors and make predictions for who will advance on each side of the bracket.

In the wake of the Nuggets' unprecedented decision to fire head coach Michael Malone, Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving explore what it means for Denver's future, look back at Luka Doncic's emotional return to Dallas and reflect upon the 2024-25 NBA season that was.

With just over a week remaining in the regular season, Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving take a look at the Grizzlies' shocking coaching change, generational performances from Steph Curry and Nikola Jokic, the compelling playoff picture in the Western Conference and much more.

Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving dive into potential NBA Playoff and Play-In matchups with roughly 10 games remaining in the regular season. What does Damian Lillard's absence mean for the Bucks? Which West Play-In teams are most dangerous? Can any East Play-In teams make some noise? The two also discuss Draymond Green's ascension in the Defensive Player of the Year race and what that would mean for his legacy.

As March Madness begins, Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving use the NCAA tournament to take a look at some of the biggest NBA Draft prospects worth knowing. Duke's Cooper Flagg headlines one of the deepest classes in recent years, complete with a number of pro-ready talents.

Hosts Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving break down the biggest headlines of the homestretch of the NBA regular season. Will the Thunder and Cavs' dominance translate to the playoffs? What does LeBron James' injury mean for the Lakers? Should Shai Gilgeous-Alexander or Nikola Jokic win MVP?

With LeBron James finding his stride and reaching 50,000 career points, Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving discuss whether MVP and All-NBA First Team discussions are warranted. From there, the duo takes a look at Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's continued growth, Dallas' nightmare season and Toronto's ethical approach to draft lottery odds.