SlamBall Nation

In episode 15 Coaches Hernando Planells Jr. (Buzzsaw) and Brendan Kirsch (Mob) cover a myriad of topics across old and new SlamBall in a “fact or fiction” segment and discuss what needs to happen in order for the sport to thrive.

In episode 14, Coaches Hernando Planells Jr. (Buzzsaw) and Brendan Kirsch (Mob) are joined by Gryphons Stopper Connor Hollenbeck. The trio discusses Connor’s journey to SlamBall, his freak injury in Series 6, the double stopper system, what the Gryphons need to do to compete for a Championship and who would make Connor’s SlamBall All Star team. Coach BK swears, Coach Hernando is late and Connor embraces his inner Viking.  

In episode 13, Coaches Brendan Kirsch (Mob) and Hernando Planells Jr. (Buzzsaw) are joined by SlamBall analyst and content creator Sam Roberts, who hosts the popular in-season podcast "Bounce Off". The trio discuss being an international SlamBall fan, the state of the league, whether to pay team performance bonuses and what to expect in series 7.

Coaches Hernando Planells Jr. (Buzzsaw) and Brendan Kirsch (Mob) are joined by the 2nd overall pick, Buzzsaw stopper Tyquan Scott. The three discuss Ty’s journey to SlamBall, the intricacies of playing the stopper position and engage in an exercise of reserving 3 players on every roster heading into Series 7.   

In episode 11, Coach Hernando Planells Jr. (Buzzsaw) battles through the flu as he and Coach Brendan Kirsch (Mob) are joined by SlamBall MVP and Defensive Player of the Year, Gage Smith (Mob). The trio discuss who was the hardest player to stop at the rim; strategy at the stopper position; and wonder if the off-season talk is reaching an inflection point.

Coaches Hernando Planells Jr. (Buzzsaw) and Brendan Kirsch (Mob) are joined by SlamBall legend and current Head Coach of the Ozone, Trevor Anderson. The trio discuss Trevor's ability to find rare air on the court; the Ozone's expectations for Series 7 and the process of reserving players per SlamBall regulations.

Coach Hernando Planells Jr. (Buzzsaw) and Brendan Kirsch (Mob) are joined by first overall pick and star Lava gunner, Bryce Moragne. The trio talk about Bryce's journey to SlamBall, what the Lava have to do to win the Series 7 championship and whether or not Bryce felt added pressure as the new face of SlamBall.

Coaches Hernando Planells Jr (Buzzsaw) and Brendan Kirsch (Mob) are joined by SlamBall Flight Instructor Pat Graves. The trio discuss the evolution of safety in the sport, the best aerials and their "Way Too Early Series 7 Projections" which include projected standings and analysis on each team.

In episode 7, Coaches Hernando Planells Jr. (Buzzsaw) and Brendan Kirsch (Mob) are joined by Mob handler Cam Horton and gunner Darius Clark. The group discusses a variety of topics including nerves on opening night, budding rivalries within the sport, living in team houses and whether or not anyone can beat the Mob in Series 7.

SlamBall creator and CEO Mason Gordon joins coaches Hernando Planells Jr. and Brendan Kirsch to provide valuable insight on the sport.

In episode 5, Hernando Planells Jr. and Brendan Kirsch are joined by Stan "Shakes" Fletcher, Head Coach of the Slashers and one of the greatest SlamBall players of all time. The group discusses new SlamBall vs. old SlamBall; the evolution of SlamBall training and whether Stan will be back to coach the Slashers in Series 7.

Former Bandits head coach Mark Berokoff joins Coach BK and Coach H to share his take on SlamBall's return and discuss how he became the "Adam Schefter" of the sport during Series 6.

In episode 1.3 SlamBall coaches Brendan Kirsch and Hernando Planells Jr. preview their "team series" by covering all 8 teams in advance of a more hyper focused episode dedicated to each individual team complete with coach and player guests.

In SlamBall Nation Ep 1.2 coaches Brendan Kirsch and Hernando Planells Jr. discuss training camp, draft preparation, league rivalries and the 4-point line.

A recap of SlamBall Series 6 through the eyes of Brendan Kirsch and Hernando Planells Jr. Episode 1 touches on the following- *Did returning coaches have an advantage over first time coaches? *Biggest difference between. old SlamBall and new SlamBall *Players who are the future of the league *SWOT Analysis on SlamBall League in it's current state