#325: Watford Masterclass, Nico Harrison Disasterclass

An episode of the The Atlantic Files podcast, hosted by Alex Fischbein, Dennis Clausen and Mike Bash, titled "#325: Watford Masterclass, Nico Harrison Disasterclass" was published on November 10, 2025 and runs 38 minutes.

November 10, 2025 ·38m · The Atlantic Files

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In Episode 325 of The Atlantic Files, host Alex Fischbein is back to break down another exciting week in the NBA! The guys dive deep into Week 3 of the Atlantic Division — covering all the biggest storylines from the Celtics, Knicks, 76ers, Nets, and Raptors. They discuss Karl-Anthony Towns' insane stat line combining rebounding dominance with elite free throw efficiency, and Trendon Watford's first career triple-double that shocked the NBA world. Then, they shift gears to ask a big question — what exactly are the Brooklyn Nets doing with their rebuild? Finally, they talk about the reports that Dallas Mavericks GM Nico Harrison's job might be in serious jeopardy, with “when” being the real question, not “if.” If you're an NBA fan who loves analysis, hot takes, and breakdowns of the Atlantic Division and league-wide storylines, this episode has everything you need! Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 01:56 Atlantic Division Week 3 recap 02:47 Knicks and KAT's crazy stat 08:09 Sixers rough week, Trendon Watford's Triple Dub 18:39 Brandon Ingram unlocking the Raptors 22:20 Celtics week in review 27:04 Why aren't the Nets rookies playing? 31:51 Nico Harrison's terrible resume 37:47 Final thoughts

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In Episode 325 of The Atlantic Files, host Alex Fischbein is back to break down another exciting week in the NBA! The guys dive deep into Week 3 of the Atlantic Division — covering all the biggest storylines from the Celtics, Knicks, 76ers, Nets, and Raptors. They discuss Karl-Anthony Towns' insane stat line combining rebounding dominance with elite free throw efficiency, and Trendon Watford's first career triple-double that shocked the NBA world. Then, they shift gears to ask a big question — what exactly are the Brooklyn Nets doing with their rebuild? Finally, they talk about the reports that Dallas Mavericks GM Nico Harrison's job might be in serious jeopardy, with “when” being the real question, not “if.” If you're an NBA fan who loves analysis, hot takes, and breakdowns of the Atlantic Division and league-wide storylines, this episode has everything you need! Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 01:56 Atlantic Division Week 3 recap 02:47 Knicks and KAT's crazy stat 08:09 Sixers rough week, Trendon Watford's Triple Dub 18:39 Brandon Ingram unlocking the Raptors 22:20 Celtics week in review 27:04 Why aren't the Nets rookies playing? 31:51 Nico Harrison's terrible resume 37:47 Final thoughts

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