EPISODE · Aug 18, 2026 · 12 MIN
If The WNBA Needs Time Why Forget The NBA Did Too
from Get A Bucket Show · host Tré
Send us Fan MailI hit the biggest basketball talking points on my mind, starting with the Kawhi Leonard investigation and what “no evidence” could mean for how teams build rosters and pay stars. Then I get into Tyrese Haliburton’s national TV frustration and close with a bigger message about giving the WNBA room to grow the same way the NBA once had to. • Kawhi Leonard allegations and the NBA saying it finds no evidence • What salary cap workarounds could mean for roster depth and player pay • Why I am intrigued by Kawhi’s next chapter and his potential impact • Shoutout to Karl Anthony Towns and his wedding news • Tyrese Haliburton’s opener not being national TV and why that happens • “Levels” of stardom and why opening night favors the biggest draws • My personal watch preference between Kyrie Irving Damian Lillard and Haliburton • Why WNBA criticism ignores how long the NBA took to stabilize • Bird and Magic as the NBA turning point and Caitlin and Angel as a WNBA catalyst • Pumping the brakes on WNBA slander while still leaving room for real critique Please make sure to like, subscribe, comment, tell anyone who's anyone about the show.Support the showhttps://linktr.ee/GetABucketShow for more content!!!
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Send us Fan Mail I hit the biggest basketball talking points on my mind, starting with the Kawhi Leonard investigation and what “no evidence” could mean for how teams build rosters and pay stars. Then I get into Tyrese Haliburton’s national TV frustration and close with a bigger message about giving the WNBA room to grow the same way the NBA once had to. • Kawhi Leonard allegations and the NBA saying it finds no evidence • What salary cap workarounds could mean for roster depth...
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