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The NBA finals are over. What does it mean for LeBron's legacy? Is this just the beginning for this Lakers team? Where do the Heat go from here? Ben and Jason tackle all those questions and more before saying goodbye for their final podcast.

22 teams entered and now, only two remain. On the eve of the NBA finals, Jason and Ben breakdown the matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat ahead of Wednesday's game 1.

Ben and Jason discuss the Clippers' collapse and the impact on Paul George's legacy. Then, they look at the two Conference Finals matchups and make predictions for both series.

Ben and Jason give their post mortems for the Raptors, Rockets, and Bucks before previewing the Eastern Conference finals between the Heat and Celtics.

With the Raptors down 2-0, do they have a chance to claw back into the series? Meanwhile, does another disappointing game 1 spell trouble for the Bucks? Plus, which LA team looks more impressive so far?

This week, Ben and Jason discuss Giannis making history and the results from the first round of the NBA playoffs. Finally, they give some brief reactions on the NBA draft lottery.

The NBA playoffs have begun. Ben and Jason break down all 8 NBA first-round series before talking about the firings of Alvin Gentry and Jim Boylen.

Jason and Ben welcome back Jason Cordner to sift through the craziness of the NBA's seeding games. They break down the teams who have surprised and disappointed since the resumption of the NBA season.

The NBA is officially back. Ben and Jason discuss their reactions to the return of NBA basketball and what has surprised them in the bubble so far!

The NBA is back! Ben and Jason preview the seeding games before giving the marquee matchups of the week and taking a look at some news and notes around the league.

Ben and Jason interview Jason Cordner as he reports live from Orlando on everything happening in the NBA bubble.

Ben and Jason discuss Woj's email, the All-Stars of the NBA's bubble life, and the two players who broke the rules. Then, how likely is the plan to succeed and how do recent injuries, opt-outs, and positive tests impact the playoff race?

As NBA teams and players report to Orlando, most players are able to make the trip. Who's missing and what does that mean for the league's restart and the individual teams?

With COVID cases rising and players dropping out, is the NBA restart going to happen, and should it? Jason talks about the challenges of having an NBA season with cases surging. Then, the team talks about what the schedule looks like if we do end up having basketball this season.

First, Ben offers a mea culpa to Kyrie Irving and Jason before they discuss Jokic getting sick and players opting out of the NBA's return. Then, the duo breaks down MLB's harrowing return and if the NBA has anything to learn. Finally, Jason reviews Quibi and the Blackballed documentary featuring the Clippers.

Ben and Jason reflect on Kyrie's comments before delving into the state of the NBA and how protests might look. Then, is Adam Silver the best commissioner in sports? The duo debate.

The NBA is set to resume play. What do Jason and Ben make of the NBA's plan to resume in Orlando and how does the NBA stack up against the efforts of other US sports leagues.

Jason and Ben break down the final episodes of the last dance and give their personal MVPs, weigh in on whether the Bulls could have won a 7th ring, and much more!

Ben and Jason discuss the latest episodes of the Last Dance, including Space Jam, Jordan's competitiveness, and Scottie Pippen's legacy.

In honor of Cinco de Mayo, Jason and Ben give their best taco recommendations. Then, they take a look at two of the most moving and important episodes of The Last Dance and the meaning they have for Michael Jordan and his legacy.