Join us for another briefing in The War Room!
On this episode, we’ll discuss…
– NFL Divisional Round
– NFL Awards
– The Buccaneers make changes
– Sixers Maxey-mizing bench production
– When police stations become train stations
– Pistons vs. Warriors
– Maya Moore officially calls it quits
..and MUCH more!!!
“This portion of the revolution will not be televised, but EVERYBODY can listen!”
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The Central division has turned out to be quite the interesting mix of teams, with the emergence of the Greek Freak as a superstar, and the disappointment of teams like the Pacers. The Detroit Pistons and the Chicago Bulls may both fall into the category of disappointments as well, especially with the amount of talent on each squad.
First, for the Pistons, we will discuss the continuing development of Andre Drummond, what should be their true starting five, and where we stand on Reggie Jackson as a starting point guard.
Then, how the Bulls are like the Brooklyn Nets, a new nickname for Jimmy Butler, and what the Bulls should do about their point guard problem.
The first round of the NBA Playoffs is almost in the book, and some teams have already joined those who did not advance home on the couch to enjoy the postseason with the rest of us. The hosts will focus on those teams, and see what is next for the Memphis Grizzlies, Dallas Mavericks and Detroit Pistons.
Also, there are series still in the air, and the hosts will make what they can on those competitive matchups. And oh yeah, STEPH CURRY AND CHRIS PAUL ARE HURT.
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The NBA season is officially starting to heat up with the all-star break in the rear view mirror. The trade deadline has passed, and teams are starting to see the playoffs in sight. Are the Detroit Pistons one of those playoff bound teams in the Eastern Conference, or will they fall just short of the race?
Is Andre Drummond in the conversation for the best center? If not, maybe the most entertaining (sorry Boogie)? More importantly, is the Reggie Jackson/Drummond pick and roll the best in the league?
Also, the hosts will tell you some second half teams to look out for who may put a scare into some of the league's elite.
Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast and listen to archived episodes at WRSPN.com
