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We are finally back after the All Star Break and we have a lot of catching up to do before the season ends! In this episode, we talk about the power rankings in the second week of March. At this point in time, every game matters; every team that is competing for a playoff spot needs to step up and there's very little room for error. We discuss the top 10 red hot teams and we give our expectations to them moving forward.
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For the past several years, the NBA trade deadline did not create much of a noise. This year was quite the opposite - with big names making headlines as teams gear up for the second half of the season. As expected, James Harden and Ben Simmons finally switched teams as both players try to resolve their respective on and off court issues. Out West, players like Porzingis, CJ McCollum and Buddy Hield were shipped to different cities as they try to reinvent their game. This and more trade reactions in this episode.
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The All Star selections have finally been revealed! This year's All Star game will feature a lot of new faces and surprise selections! In this episode, we give our take aways on who made the list and we also give predictions on the all star draft day. We also take a glimpse on the Slam Dunk contest and other stuff we need to know before the most anticipated event in the NBA's regular season.
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This is part two of our special episode where we pay tribute to the Laker legend and NBA icon, Kobe Bryant. In this episode, we have a special guest who will also share stories and experiences watching Kobe and his game and character made global and personal impact.
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This special episode is a tribute to Laker legend and NBA icon - Kobe Bryant.
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It's Week 15 of good basketball games and we break down which teams made it on top of the power rankings! With the All-Star break just around the corner and trade deadline getting closer, we take a look at the teams that are poised to compete at the highest stage. In this episode, we give our comments on the top 10 teams in the power rankings.
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We are midway through the 2021-2022 NBA season and the Lakers are currently clinging on to the 8th seed in the Western Conference. All the preseason expectations have so far been a disappointment for the league's most decorated franchise. With their recent struggles, the Lakers are trying to figure out a way to compete and build a momentum going into the second half of the season. Is their head coach Frank Vogel the reason for their subpar performance? Will he be replaced soon? We discuss it here in this episode.
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS from the hosts of The High Pick podcast!
In this episode, we just give you a recap of all the Christmas games! The NBA has gifted us with exciting matchups; some of which we have been waiting for since the season began. Which of these games did you like the most? Were you satisfied with the outcome of the games? We give our take aways here.
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In this episode, we talk about the injuries of Zion Williamson and CJ McCollum. Zion has not played a single game this season, and while he is on the road to recovery, a major setback occured which put him and the Pelicans into uncertainty moving forward. Meanwhile, CJ McCollum was diagnosed as having a collapsed lung as is out indefinitely. What could this mean for the struggling Trail Blazers? Moving on, Dallas superstar Luka Doncic remains sidelined due to lingering ankle injury. After being called out for being out of shape, Luka has not played for three games in a row and his timeline to return is still in question. On the good side of stories around the league, Steph Curry is 2 three pointers away from breaking the all time 3 points made record set by Ray Allen. Steph has the opportunity to showcase this milestone at the greatest stage of them all - Madison Square Garden.
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The NBA looks better and feels right when the Chicago Bulls are contending, right? This season may be the year we'll see them again deep into the Playoffs. It's been a while since the Bulls have been the talk of the town. Now, they are one of the hottest teams in the league and are one of the reasons why the Eastern Conference looks more powerful and fun to watch. In this episode, we discuss what makes this Bulls team better and whether or not they are a legitimate contender. Do they have what it takes to revive the beasts of the East brand of basketball? We start by breaking down their tenacious defense with Lonzo Ball and Alex Caruso being their defensive specialists. We also talk about the offensive duo of DeRozan and LaVine that makes the Bulls even more amazing to watch.
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This past week proves that Lebron James is still the biggest star in the NBA both for the good and bad reason. The altercation during the Lakers-Pistons game that lead to James suspension for one game created noise around the league and had people talking about James' reputation on the court. Then came his monster game in Indiana wherein he put up season high 39 points to lead the Lakers to a comeback, overtime win against the Pacers. His absence during the Lakers' visit at Madison Square Garden was deeply missed and disappointed both LeBron and the millions of fans globally. Finally, in the recent game against Sacramento Kings, LeBron and the Lakers came up short in a triple overtime game. It was a busy week and we discuss the details here.
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After being sidelined for three weeks due to abdominal injury, LeBron James returns to the floor to play in this anticipated matchup between the Lakers and the Celtics. Despite having a good start and seemingly strong condition, James and the rest of the Lakers could not stop Tatum and the Celtics. In the absence of Jaylen Brown, it was Schroder and Smart who put up big numbers in this convincing win. Meanwhile, the Lakers bench did not provide much help as the purple and gold suffered their three game losing streak.
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It is dubbed as the greatest rivalry in all of sports. In this episode, we feature the upcoming game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics. Both teams have their own ups and downs early this season and this matchup is a good test of resiliency. LeBron James and Jaylen Brown are both questionable for this game but Davis and Tatum are expected to shine and play big for their city. Which team has the advantage and who do we think would win? We discuss it here.
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The rejuvinated Warriors are back to contention after being lightyears away in the previous two seasons. They currently lead the league with 11-2 record and have defeated several teams by a large margin as if they are sending a notice to the rest of the NBA that they are back and are going to try to compete for a championship. Klay Thompson is also nearing his return from achilles injury and that must scare most teams because the greatest backcourt, the splash brothers, are going to be reunited! Steph Curry is leading the league in points per game with ease and is poised to be in the MVP race. Are the once-dominant Warriors really back? We discuss it here.
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In this episode, we talk about Damian Lillard and his recent shooting woes. His numbers are down drastically and he looks unmotivated. After spending 10 years with the Portland Trail Blazers, is it time to move on for Dame? He expressed loyalty to the team multiple times in the past but is it enough to convince the Blazers management to surround him with more talents to contend for a championship? We discuss it here.
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In this episode, we examine the result of our game of the week. The Lakers and Heat put up a great show in an overtime thriller. Are the Lakers role players deserve more recognition? We give our take away from this game and more.
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In this episode, we pick the game of the week and it's between the red hot Miami Heat and the inconsistent Lakers. Despite a blown out game against Denver, the Heat remains on top of the East and looks to continue their solid defense against anyone. Meanwhile, LeBron James continues to sit out in the next few games as he seems to need more time to fully recover from injury. The Lakers would be needing more from Westbrook and Davis and their role players who are yet to establish their identity on the team. Which team has the higher chance of winning this game? We discuss here.
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After a dominant opening game, the Atlanta Hawks find themselves near the bottom of the East with 4-5 record. In his recent interview, Trae Young said that he was kinda bored during the season compared to the Playoffs. Should their fans overreact with their current struggle? Their next five games will be tough and shall be a good measure of their resilience. We discuss more here!
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It's the third week of 2021-2022 NBA season and major storylines are starting to brew! Do the Celtics have off the court issues among their star players? or is their early struggle not that big of a deal? Meanwhile, today's power ranking has the Miami Heat as the hottest team in the league with their solid efforts on both ends of the floor. Kyle Lowry's leadership is very much accepted by the Heat Culture. We talk about more in this episode.
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Grizzlies star Ja Morant is off to a good start this year. Two weeks into this season, he's now the second leading scorer with 30 points per game. Many eyes are now watching this young star as he elevates his game to be the next big thing in the league. The Memphis Grizzlies' 3-2 start shows their potential and that they are a team to watch this season. Ahead of their schedule, we break down the Memphis' performance and how good of a player and team leader Morant is.
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