Run it Back! NBA Week in Review

Run It Back Week 21: Bam’s 83-Point Explosion and Surging Thunder Top the Power RankingsEpisode SummaryWeek 21 of the 2025‑26 NBA season was wild, and host Jose Salviati from thePeachBasket.net breaks it all down. He unveils the only objective NBA power rankings, highlights the top statistical standouts from around the league, reacts to Bam Adebayo’s historic 83‑point night, and looks ahead to a lighter but still intriguing Week 22 schedule.Segments & Timestamps (Approximate)00:00 – Intro and show format00:45 – Objective NBA Power Rankings (Top 10 teams)03:45 – Weekly Stat Standouts (leaders by average)06:00 – Looking ahead to Week 22 marquee matchups06:45 – Full Court Press: Bam Adebayo’s 83‑point game and the discourse around it10:30 – Closing thoughts and looking ahead to Week 22Objective NBA Power Rankings – Week 21Jose opens with the Peach Basket’s only objective NBA power rankings, covering the top 10 across both conferences and noting that Week 21 finally brought real movement in and out of the top 10.#10 – Cleveland CavaliersGo 2–2 for the week.Drop two spots and slide down to 10 after a mediocre stretch.#9 – Denver NuggetsAlso 2–2 in Week 21.Hold steady at 9 for the second straight week despite the .500 record.#8 – Los Angeles Lakers“Suddenly very hot” and debuting in the top 10 after a long absence.Perfect 4–0 in Week 21.Leap from #12 up to #8, possibly heating up at the right time.#7 – Minnesota TimberwolvesGo 1–2 and stay at #7 for the third straight week.Not trending up at the time you’d want to be.#6 – Houston Rockets2–2 week.Remain at #6 for the second week in a row.#5 – New York KnicksAnother 2–2 team that doesn’t move.Hold the #5 spot for the second straight week.#4 – Boston Celtics2–2 yet again.Stuck at #4 for the sixth consecutive week, unable to break into the top three.#3 – Detroit PistonsBest team in the East in these rankings.Go 3–1 in Week 21, a strong showing but not quite enough to hold off a West team that had slightly better quality wins.Land at #3 heading out of the week.#2 – San Antonio SpursFinish 3–1 in Week 21Do just enough, with stronger wins, to leapfrog Detroit into the #2 spot.Not necessarily the best team in the West, but firmly seated at #2 this week.#1 – Oklahoma City ThunderGo 2–0, the only other perfect team in the top 10.That clean week is enough to keep them at #1 for the second straight week.Jose calls them the top team in the objective rankings for Week 21.Jose reminds listeners they can see where all 30 teams land by visiting thePeachBasket.net.Weekly Stat Standouts – Best by Average in Week 21The next segment spotlights the best players by average in different statistical categories for Week 21 of the 2025‑26 season.Scoring and ShootingPoints Leader – Bam AdebayoDrops an 83‑point game that makes the scoring lead a no‑brainer.Week line includes several “very average for Bam” games (20, 21, 24, 24) plus the historic 83.Ends the week averaging 37 points per game, easily topping the league for Week 21.Three‑Pointers Made – Collin SextonPlays one game this week.Knocks down 7 threes to lead everyone in average makes from deep.Field Goals Made – Shai Gilgeous‑AlexanderPlays two games.Averages 13.5 made field goals per game, tops in the league for the week.ReboundingTotal Rebounds – Nikola JokicPlays four games.Averages 15.5 rebounds per game to lead Week 21.Offensive Rebounds – Daniel GaffordPlays three games.Puts up 5.7 offensive boards per game, best in the league.Defensive Rebounds – Nikola JokicAdds 13 defensive rebounds per game, giving him the top spot in that category as well.Playmaking, Defense, and Overall ImpactAssists – Cade CunninghamPlays four games.Averages 13.3 assists per game, leading all playmakers.Blocks – Victor Wembanyama & Donovan Clingan (tie)Both play three games.Each averages 3.3 blocks per game, sharing the Week 21 lead.Steals – Nikola Jokic & Kris Dunn (tie)Both log four games.Each averages 3.3 steals per game, an eye‑catching number for both a big and a guard.Top Game Score – Shai Gilgeous‑AlexanderPosts the best single‑game performance of the week by game score.Finishes with an impressive 37.5 game score in his standout outing.Looking Ahead – Week 22 Marquee MatchupsJose then tries to identify the best game of Week 22, noting it’s not a week overloaded with battles between top‑tier contenders, but there are still some intriguing matchups:San Antonio Spurs at Los Angeles ClippersThe “suddenly finals favorite” Spurs travel to LA.Clippers are “hot but hurt,” making this a compelling test entering the stretch run.New York Knicks vs Brooklyn Nets (Battle of New York)Intriguing rivalry matchup.Jose notes that outside of their fan bases, this game may not move the needle much, but it’s one of the better options in a relatively thin week for elite‑vs‑elite clashes.Full Court Press – Bam Adebayo’s 3-Point NightIn the closing Full Court Press segment, Jose skips asking AI for trending topics because he already knows the answer: Bam Adebayo’s 83‑point game.Key points from his breakdown:“Where were you when you heard?” type momentJose frames Bam’s 83 as one of those iconic NBA performances that fans will remember.He was at Disneyland when he heard Bam had 31 in the first quarter and joked that Bam was going for 120.Context of the Blowout vs WizardsIn the three‑point era, big leads don’t feel safe until late.Jose notes the game wasn’t truly “over” until about 9:05 left in the fourth when Bam’s and‑one put the Heat up 22.Even then, 22 with 9 minutes to go is comfortable but not insurmountable, and the Wizards quickly hit a three that nudged the win probability back a bit.Why Spoelstra kept Bam inAt 9:05, Bam was at 70 points; Jose argues there was no logical reason to pull him given both the game situation and the rare opportunity.Bam’s previous career high was 41, making this truly once‑in‑a‑lifetime “lightning in a bottle.”When someone you don’t expect (like Bam rather than Luka or Steph) has 31 after one, you have to see how far it goes.Late‑Game WeirdnessJose admits it felt strange when the Heat intentionally fouled to get the ball back and keep feeding Bam.That’s the one aspect he agrees with critics on—it looked odd.Outside of that, he sees the performance as completely legitimate.Bam’s Complete Game, Not Just ScoringEven while chasing history, Bam kept playing a full game:Still passing and dishing assists.Defending, blocking shots, and playing hard in the fourth.Jose emphasizes this wasn’t empty stats; it was dominance plus all‑around impact.The Wizards’ RoleWizards are the worst defensive team in the league, and Jose says what viewers saw really was their best effort.They tried triple teams, constant fouling, and still couldn’t stop Bam.He pushes back on blaming Bam for exploiting that defense.On Scoring Records and What’s NextJose has no problem with the 83 and looks forward to seeing someone hit 90 one day.He even floats the idea that Wilt’s 100 might be matched or passed in the modern era.Big Themes & TakeawaysThe Thunder maintain their grip on the top spot in the objective power rankings, while the Spurs, Pistons, and Lakers all shape a shifting top 10 landscape as the season’s final stretch approaches.Bam Adebayo’s 83‑point game becomes one of the defining performances of the modern NBA, sparking debate about sportsmanship, defense, and how far you ride a hot hand.Role players and stars alike are putting up big weekly stat lines, with Jokic, Cade, SGA, Wembanyama, and others all staking their claim as Week 21 standouts.Week 22’s schedule might not be stacked with top‑tier clashes, but matchups like Spurs–Clippers and Knicks–Nets still offer important context as teams jockey for playoff position.If you enjoy these objective power rankings and deep dives into weekly NBA storylines, subscribe to the show, leave a rating, and share it with a fellow hoops fan. To see where all 30 teams land in the Week 21 rankings, visit thePeachBasket.net.

Host: José Salviati – Editor, ThePeachBasket.netEpisode Summary:Week 19 of the 2025–26 NBA season is complete, and José Salviati breaks down the latest objective NBA power rankings, weekly statistical standouts, a marquee matchup preview, and a deep dive into what “Most Valuable Player” really means — revealing his data-driven MVP leader so far.Top 10 NBA Power Rankings (Week 19):Detroit Pistons (2–1) – 5 weeks at #1San Antonio Spurs (3–0) – Closing the gap fastOklahoma City Thunder (3–1) – Steady elite playBoston Celtics (3–1) – Holding strongHouston Rockets (3–1) – Consistent top-5 formNew York Knicks (2–1) – Rise above MinnesotaMinnesota Timberwolves (2–1) – Drop one spotDenver Nuggets (1–2) – Edge ahead despite recordToronto Raptors (2–2) – Climb into the top 10Phoenix Suns (1–2) – Slip two places but hang on👉 Full 30-team rankings at thePeachBasket.netStat Standouts (Week 19 Leaders by Average):Points: Kawhi Leonard – 37.0 PPG (1 game)Rebounds: Nikola Jokić – 16.3 RPGAssists: Nikola Jokić – 10.7 APGSteals: Nick Clifford – 4.0 SPGBlocks: Victor Wembanyama – 4.3 BPGMarquee Matchup (Week 20 Preview):Detroit Pistons vs. San Antonio Spurs – A potential NBA Finals preview.Cade Cunningham leads Detroit’s disciplined execution.Wemby and San Antonio remain the league’s most efficient defensive unit.Expect national buzz and “future of the league” storylines around this matchup.Full Court Press: Redefining the MVPJosé takes a thoughtful, data-backed look at the meaning of “Most Valuable Player.” The issue? No one agrees what “valuable” actually means.The Objective MVP Formula:Based on three quantifiable metrics:Scoring rank (individual brilliance)Game Score rank (overall game impact)Conference standing (team success)Results So Far:1️⃣ Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC) – Avg. score: 1.672️⃣ Luka Dončić (DAL) – 3.333️⃣ Nikola Jokić (DEN) – 3.674️⃣ Cade Cunningham (DET) – 7.33José’s Verdict:“Using only objective data, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the 2025–26 MVP leader right now — by a wide margin.”Episode Highlights:Detroit holds No. 1 for fifth straight week.Jokić leading both rebounds and assists again.Wemby blocks over 4 shots per game — anchors Spurs’ rise.MVP race grounded in real numbers — not voter fatigue.

Week 17 is in the books and Jose Salviati is back on Run It Back with power rankings, stat monsters, and some honest All-Star Weekend talk.Run It Back – NBA Week in Review 0 Week 17 Power Rankings & All-Star Weekend ReactionJose walks through the only “objective” top-10 NBA power rankings from thePeachBasket.net for Week 17, highlights the league’s top statistical performers, and reacts to a revamped All-Star format that finally showed some real competitiveness. He closes by spotlighting a few must-watch matchups for Week 18, including Clippers–Lakers, Knicks–Pistons, and Cavs–Thunder.Timestamps & key topics0:00 – What Run It Back coversWeekly recap show: power rankings, stat standouts, viral news (Full Court Press), and the marquee matchup preview.Note that Week 17 was a short slate because of All-Star Weekend, so movement at the top is limited.0:40 – Top 10 power rankings after Week 17No new teams enter the top 10 for the third straight week; no one drops out.Raptors – 1–1 week, barely hanging on while the surging Cavs sit right behind them at No. 11.Timberwolves – Busy 3–1 week but stay at No. 9.Suns – 2–1 and slide one spot down to No. 8.Nuggets – Also 2–1 but collect a few more ranking points and leapfrog Phoenix into No. 7.Knicks – 2–1 and hold at No. 6.Rockets – 1–1 and remain No. 5.Celtics – 1–1 and stay locked into No. 4.Thunder – 2–1; drop from No. 2 to No. 3, their lowest slot of the season so far.Spurs – Perfect 3–0 week pushes them past OKC into No. 2.Pistons – 2–0 and keep the top spot for the third straight week.3:30 – Stat standouts of Week 17Victor Wembanyama leads the league in scoring for the week at 33.0 points per game over two games, plus posts the top game score at 28.2.Sam Merrill (Cavs) averages six made threes per game to lead all shooters.Nic Claxton hits 12 field goals in his lone outing to top that category.Nikola Jokić pulls down 14.5 rebounds per game across two games to lead the glass.Defensive boards: Jalen Johnson and Alexandre Sarr each grab 12 in single-game samples.Offensive boards “dog work”: four players at 4.5 per game over two games—Justin (Anigwe/Ang), Day’Ron Sharpe, Trayce Jackson-Davis, and Igo Dora of the Suns get shoutouts.Playmaking and defense:Assists – LeBron James and Nikola Jokić share the lead at 11 per game (two games each).Blocks – Scottie Barnes and Myles Turner at 3.5 per game.Steals – Jalen Suggs at 4.5 steals per game over two games.6:00 – Marquee matchups for Week 18Clippers at Lakers: fresh chapter in the Battle of L.A.Knicks hosting No. 1 East seed Detroit Pistons in a high-stakes measuring-stick game.Cavs at Thunder in OKC: test of whether Cleveland’s recent surge is sustainable or just a hot stretch.7:00 – Full Court Press (All-Star Weekend one-word reviews)Jose skips his usual “ask the AI” format and gives rapid-fire, one-word verdicts:Dunk contest: “dud” – feels tired, lacking creativity and star power, and maybe past saving unless actual headliners jump in.Shooting Stars: “cute” – family connections (Harper, Brunson) were fun, but the event itself feels low stakes.Three-point contest: “nostalgic” – Damian Lillard’s win and Devin Booker’s late collapse create genuine drama and a classic feel.All-Star Game(s): "improved" four USA vs. World games instead of one traditional contest.Jose sees real improvement: effort, blocked shots, dives for loose balls, and players who clearly wanted to win.Wonders if the format’s success is tied to the Olympic-year USA–World stakes or if it can last beyond 2026.Shouts out Wembanyama for backing up his promise to compete hard even in losses.Overall creator consensus at thePeachBasket Slack: roughly 8–9 out of 10 for the new game format, with plenty still to fix across All-Star Weekend as a whole.11:20 – ClosingWeek 17 and All-Star Weekend are officially wrapped.Jose invites listeners back after Week 18 to once again “run it back.”Pull quotes“The Spurs went 3–0, and that’s better than 2–1—sometimes it really is that simple.”“Offensive rebounds are where the dogs live; I’ve always had a soft spot for the guys who do that work.”“The dunk contest looked tired—creativity and passion feel like they’ve left the building.”“For the first time in a long time, the All-Star games actually felt competitive.”

Run It Back: NBA Week in Review - 16 RecapHost: Jose Salviati, Editor at ThePeachBasket.netEpisode: Week 16 (2025–26 NBA Season)Podcast: Run It Back – NBA Week in Review🏀 Episode OverviewJose breaks down Week 16 of the 2025–26 NBA season with objective team power rankings, standout player performances by the numbers, viral league news in Full Court Press, and a preview of the marquee matchup for Week 17.🧾 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings (Week 16)No movement in or out of the Top 10 for the second straight week.Detroit Pistons (3–1) – Hold the #1 spot for the second week.Oklahoma City Thunder (2–2) – Still strong despite a split week.San Antonio Spurs (4–0) – Perfect week but still chasing the top two.Boston Celtics (4–0) – Big movers up from #7 after a flawless stretch.Houston Rockets (2–2) – Drop one spot.New York Knicks (3–1) – Climbing fast after several rough weeks for others.Phoenix Suns (1–3) – Slide from #5.Denver Nuggets (1–3) – Rough week but hold ground.Minnesota Timberwolves (1–2) – Drop from #6.Toronto Raptors (2–1) – Slight fall from last week’s #9.Full list and ranking methodology available at ThePeachBasket.net.💪 Stat Standouts – “The Best to Do It by Average”Player leaders for Week 16, measured by per-game averages:Points: Anthony Edwards – 34.7 PPG (top scorer)3PT Makes: Trey Murphy III – 7.0 per gameField Goals: Jaylen Brown – 13.0 per gameRebounds: Donovan Clingan – 17.0 RPG (including 7 offensive)Assists: Isaiah Collier – 14.3 APGBlocks: Robert Williams – 3.0 BPG (over two games)Steals: Jamal Maack – 4.0 SPG (grit performance from a late second-round pick)Game Score: Donovan Mitchell – 27.6 average✈️ Marquee Matchup – Week 17Detroit Pistons vs. New York KnicksThe East’s #1 team visits Madison Square Garden to face a surging #2 seed Knicks squad. Key matchup for playoff seeding — both teams have momentum, but the Knicks could make a real statement here.🔥 Full Court Press: Viral NBA StorylinesAI-assisted NBA news recap and insights from Jose:Giannis Saga Continues: Milwaukee keeps him — but tension remains.Blockbuster Guard Swap: James Harden and Darius Garland trade places.AD Heads to Washington: Anthony Davis joins the Wizards, who may be forming a plan if health allows.Golden State’s Gamble: Warriors chase Porziņģis instead of Giannis.No Super Teams, but a “Noisy Middle Class”:Lakers: Add Luke Kennard for shooting depth.Knicks: Add pesky guard Jose Alvarado.Celtics: Add big man Nikola Vučević.Jose draws parallels between this “middle class” of contenders and historic role players — the unsung heroes like Michael Cooper, Steve Kerr, and Mychal Thompson who helped their teams win titles.He highlights Alvarado as a potential “X-factor” in the postseason: the kind of player who can shift a playoff series through hustle, defense, and big moments.🎙️ Closing ThoughtsWeek 16 is in the books. Week 17 promises high-stakes clashes and storylines heating up ahead of playoff season.Jose signs off with optimism — and maybe a little hope — for a Knicks Finals run.

Run It Back – Week 15 of the 2025-26 NBA SeasonHosted by: Jose Salviati, Editor at ThePeachBasket.netEpisode Title: “Week 15 Power Rankings, Cooper Flagg’s Breakout, and the Schroder Saga”Episode Summary:Week 15 of the 2025-26 NBA season is in the books, and host Jose Salviati runs it back with another data-driven review of the league’s top performers and hottest storylines. From the Knicks’ perfect week to Cooper Flagg’s stunning star turn, this episode breaks down the numbers that tell the story of the week that was. Plus, a deep dive into Dennis Schroder’s unique NBA journey—11 teams in 12 seasons—and what it says about consistency in today’s league.In This Episode:Power Rankings Shuffle (0:45) — No new teams in the top 10, but plenty of intra-group movement. Detroit climbs back to No. 1, OKC slips, and the Knicks stay perfect but stuck at No. 10.Top 10 After Week 15 (2:10)Detroit Pistons (3–1)Oklahoma City Thunder (1–2)San Antonio Spurs (1–2)Houston Rockets (3–1)Phoenix Suns (3–1)Minnesota Timberwolves (4–1)Boston Celtics (2–1)Denver Nuggets (2–1)Toronto Raptors (1–2)New York Knicks (3–0)Players of the Week by the Numbers (5:30) —Scoring Leader: Cooper Flagg (41.5 PPG over two games)Rebounding Machine: Karl-Anthony Towns (17.7 RPG)Assists Leader: Andrew Nembhard (10.7 APG)Steals Leader: Ausar Thompson (3.3 SPG)Blocks Leader: Myles Turner (4.0 BPG)Game Score Leader: Nikola Jokic (33.6, in his return game)Marquee Matchups to Watch (12:00) —Both in Denver: Pistons vs. Nuggets, and Thunder vs. Nuggets.Full Court Press: NBA Viral Talk (14:30)This week’s AI-assisted segment unpacks hot topics, including:Giannis trade speculationDylan Brooks calling LeBron “overrated”Anthony Davis on the trade blockThe Cavaliers acquiring Dennis SchroderThe incredible career path of journeyman guards like Ish Smith and SchroderKey Takeaway:Dependable, consistent players like Schroder and Ish Smith may not be stars, but they’ve mastered the art of longevity in today’s NBA.Links & Resources:🔗 See the full 30-team power rankings: ThePeachBasket.net🏀 Follow Run It Back: NBA Week in Review on all major podcast platforms📧 Subscribe for weekly NBA insights: [email protected] Episode Preview:Week 16 brings us two must-see Denver showdowns and a spotlight on Eastern Conference playoff momentum. Tune in next week when we… Run It Back.

Run It Back NBA Week in Review - Week 14 Show NotesIntroWeek 14 of the 2025-26 NBA season wraps up. Hosted by Jose Salviati, Editor at PeachBasket.net, this episode recaps power rankings, stat leaders, upcoming matchups, and viral news.Objective NBA Power Rankings (Top 10 - Week 14)No perfect records; Minnesota Timberwolves go 0-2 (drop to #9 from #7); Miami Heat exit top 10 (#9 to #11 after 2-2).#10: New York Knicks (NEW after 2-1) – Solid stretch lands them back in top 10.#9: Minnesota Timberwolves (↓ from #7) – Only winless team at 0-2.#8: Toronto Raptors (↑ from #10) – Positive week keeps them steady.#7: Denver Nuggets (↓ from #4) – 2-2; await Jokic return.#6: Boston Celtics (↓ from #5) – Uneven results, including Cleveland loss.#5: Phoenix Suns (↑ from #8) – Top offense fuels rise.#4: Houston Rockets (↑ from #5) – Efficient play drives climb.#3: San Antonio Spurs (= #3) – Solid week holds position.#2: Detroit Pistons (↓ from #1) – Still East's best, razor-thin from #1.#1: Oklahoma City Thunder (↑ from #2) – Claims top spot.Full 30-team list at PeachBasket.net.Best to Do It By Averages (Week 14 Stat Leaders)Scoring: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC) – 39 PPG (3 games); also 15 FGM. Max Christie (DAL) – 5.73 FGM (3 games).Rebounding: Jalen Johnson – 16.3 RPG, 13 DRPG (3 games); Marvin Bagley III – 7 ORPG (1 game).Assists: Ja Morant (MEM) – 12.5 APG (2 games).Blocks: Rudy Gobert, Myles Turner – 3 BPG (2 games each).Steals: Aaron Wiggins (OKC) – 5 SPG (1 game).Game Score: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander – 35.2.​Week 15 Marquee MatchupSan Antonio Spurs at Houston Rockets – Texas showdown; Spurs chase West lead, Rockets counter with hot form.Full Court Press: Viral NBA NewsAI scans trending stories: Ja Morant trade talks (Grizzlies may move him amid poor season: down 4 PPG, career-worst FG%/3P%, defensive issues); Kawhi Leonard/Clippers surge; Egor Demin's historic "all-fives" line (5 FGM, 5 3PM, 5 DRB, 5 TRB, 5 AST). Host dives deep on Morant: 26 years old, Grizzlies playoff underachievers (4-1st round exits in 7 years); loyalty tattoo vs. worn welcome; market hinges on defense fit.​​OutroWeek 14 in the books. Tune in next week for Week 15 recap. Visit PeachBasket.net.

NBA Week 13 Recap and Euro League AnnouncementIn this episode of 'Run It Back NBA Week in Review,' Jose Salviati recaps the 13th week of the 2025-26 NBA season, sharing the only objective power rankings available. The New York Knicks dropped out of the top 10, making way for the Miami Heat, while the Detroit Pistons retain the number one spot. Key players and their standout performances are highlighted, including Anthony Edwards, Kawhi Leonard, and Jusuf Nurkic. Looking ahead, the Detroit Pistons versus Boston Celtics game is the marquee matchup for week 14. The segment concludes with a discussion on the NBA's plan to launch an NBA Euro League by 2027, featuring teams from major European cities, marking a significant move in global basketball expansion.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:33 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:43 Player Highlights of the Week05:36 Upcoming Marquee Matchup05:59 Full Court Press: Trending NBA News06:43 NBA Europe League: A New Frontier08:59 Conclusion and Sign-Off

Run It Back! NBA Week in Review -  NBA Week 12 Recap and Week 13 PreviewIn this episode of the 'Run It Back NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati from ThePeachBasket.net recaps Week 12 of the 2025-26 NBA season. The show covers the objective top 10 NBA power rankings, highlighting team performances and movements. Key player stats and standout performances are also discussed, featuring notable players like Trey Murphy and Musa Ce. Additionally, the show previews the marquee matchup for Week 13 between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs. The episode concludes with a 'full court press' segment discussing viral NBA news and an in-depth look at Victor Wembanyama's potential, comparing him to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:42 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:45 Player Standouts of the Week06:48 Upcoming Marquee Matchup07:30 Full Court Press: Viral NBA News08:10 Spotlight on Victor Wembanyama12:37 Conclusion and Sign-Off

Run it Back: NBA Week in Review - Week 11 Recap (2025-26 Season)Week 11 power rankings shakeup sees OKC Thunder reclaim #1, Kawhi Leonard averages 38.8 PPG including a 55-point explosion, and LeBron James turns 41—sparking a dive into the 11 players older than him in NBA history, topped by Nat Hickey at 45 years old.Timestamps[00:00] Intro & FormatJose Salviati welcomes you to the only objective NBA power rankings at ThePeachBasket.net.[01:15] Top 10 Power RankingsThunder go 4-0 for #1; Spurs hold #3; Pistons stay #2. Lakers drop to #12, Heat jump to #8, Celtics to #5 on Jaylen Brown's heroics.​[05:45] Week 11 Stat LeadersKawhi Leonard tops scoring (38.8 PPG); Stephen Curry leads 3s made; Scotty Barnes grabs 14.3 RPG; Cade Cunningham dishes 10.3 APG; Chet Holmgren & Alex Sarr average 4 BPG; Ziaire Williams swipes 4 SPG.​[10:30] Week 12 Matchup PreviewEast showdown: Knicks at Pistons—can NY grab a road W against the slumping #2 seed?[12:15] Full Court Press: LeBron at 41LeBron's poster dunks amaze at 41, but 11 players appeared older: John Stockton (#10), Kareem (#7), Vince Carter (#4), Robert Parish (#3), topped by coach Nat Hickey who played at 45y 363d.Key TakeawaysPower Rankings Unchanged Since Week 6: Thunder, Pistons, Spurs hold top 3 lock.Monster Week for Clippers & Celtics: Kawhi's double-nickel; Jaylen Brown drops 50.NBA History Fun Fact: LeBron ranks just 12th oldest ever to play.​Links & ResourcesFull Week 11 rankings: thePeachBasket.netStat leaderboards: thePeachBasket.netSubscribe & ConnectFollow @ThePeachBasket_ on X | New episodes every Sunday | Read full analysis at thePeachBasket.net | #NBAPowerRankings #RunItBack

NBA Week 10 Recap: Power Rankings, Player Highlights, and Upcoming MatchupsIn this episode of 'Run It Back NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati provides a comprehensive recap of week 10 of the 2025-2026 NBA season. The episode features a detailed breakdown of the top 10 power rankings, with highlights on teams such as the Los Angeles Lakers, Phoenix Suns, and San Antonio Spurs. Key player statistics are discussed, notably Jalen Ronson's standout performance. The show also previews intriguing matchups for week 11 and concludes with an analysis of trending NBA news, focusing particularly on the San Antonio Spurs' dominance over the Oklahoma City Thunder.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:33 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:24 Player Performance Highlights05:29 Upcoming Marquee Matchups05:59 Full Court Press: AI Insights on Viral NBA News09:00 Conclusion and Next Week Preview

Run it Back! NBA Week in Review - NBA Week 9 Recap and Highlights (2025-26 Season)In this episode of 'Run It Back! NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati from thePeachBasket.net recaps Week 9 of the 2025-2026 NBA season. The episode starts with the top 10 NBA power rankings, highlighting notable team performances such as the Toronto Raptors and Minnesota Timberwolves making moves into the top 10. The episode then covers individual player achievements, with Tyrese Maxey of the Philadelphia 76ers leading the way in scoring and other notable performances by players like Steph Curry and Lauri Markkanen. The episode also previews the highly anticipated Week 10 matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs. The show wraps up with a discussion of trending NBA news, focusing on Cooper Flagg's historic rookie campaign with the Dallas Mavericks and celebrating his achievements as an 18-year-old before turning 19.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:20 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:14 Player Highlights of the Week05:39 Upcoming Marquee Matchup06:27 Full Court Press: Viral NBA News06:43 Spotlight on Cooper Flagg09:46 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Run It Back! NBA Week in Review: NBA Week 8 Review & Key MatchupsIn this episode of 'Run It Back: NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati recaps week eight of the 2025-2026 NBA season. The show kicks off with the only objective top 10 NBA power rankings, highlighting performances from teams like the Phoenix Suns, Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, and more. Jose breaks down key player stats, including standout performances from Steph Curry, LeBron James, and Marcus Smart. The episode also foreshadows the highly anticipated NBA Cup Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks, noting increasing fan and player interest in the tournament. Lastly, Jose shares trending NBA news, including trade rumors and player sentiments about the NBA Cup.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:20 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings02:48 Player Highlights of the Week05:12 Upcoming NBA Cup Finals05:50 Full Court Press: Trending NBA News06:33 The NBA Cup Debate09:24 Conclusion and Sign-Off

Week 7 NBA Recap and Power RankingsIn this episode of 'Run it Back: NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati reviews the highlights and power rankings of week 7 of the 2025-26 NBA season. The show covers the top 10 teams, with the Oklahoma City Thunder maintaining their number one spot. Player performances, including Luka Dončić and Michael Porter Jr., are highlighted, and the upcoming quarterfinals and semifinals of the NBA Cup are discussed. The episode finishes with a full court press on trending NBA news, including a discussion about Steve Ballmer's impact on the LA Clippers.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:20 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:00 Player Highlights of the Week05:03 Looking Ahead to Week 806:01 Full Court Press: AI's Take on NBA News07:02 Controversy: Is Steve Ballmer Bad for the Clippers?09:52 Conclusion and Sign-Off

Run It Back: NBA Week in Review - Week 6In this episode of 'Run It Back NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati of thePeachBasket.net recaps the sixth week of the 2025-2026 NBA season. He provides an analysis of the top 10 teams in the league, highlights individual player performances, and previews the upcoming week's games. The Oklahoma City Thunder take the top spot after a perfect week, while the Detroit Pistons drop to second. Key player highlights include Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who led in scoring, and Nikola Jokić, who led in assists. Salviati also discusses the implications of LeBron's foot injury on the Lakers and rumors about Giannis possibly joining the team. The episode closes with an in-depth look at the dominant Oklahoma City Thunder and their unprecedented success.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:20 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:01 Player Performance Highlights05:22 Week 7 Preview06:20 Full Court Press: Trending NBA News10:06 Conclusion and Sign-Off

NBA Week 5 Recap & Power Rankings: Pistons Lead, Maxey ShinesIn this episode, Jose Salviati from thePeachBasket.net reviews the fifth week of the 2025-26 NBA season, including the top 10 team power rankings where the Detroit Pistons hold the top spot. Key player performances are highlighted, with Tyrese Maxey leading in points and LeBron James in assists. The episode also delves into trending NBA news such as Aaron Gordon's injury, the Miami Heat's surge behind Norman Powell, and a Lakers front office shakeup.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:52 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:42 Player Highlights of the Week05:16 Upcoming Marquee Matchup05:29 Full Court Press: AI's Take on Trending NBA News06:01 Trade Analysis: Norman Powell vs. John Collins07:47 Conclusion and Sign Off

Run It Back: NBA Week 24 - Power Rankings Shake-Up, Player Highlights, and Zion Williamson's FutureIn this episode of 'Run It Back: NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati from thePeachBasket.net recaps the highlights of Week 24 of the 2024-25 NBA season. He outlines the unique objective power rankings, detailing significant movements within the top 10 teams. The week saw the Denver Nuggets drop from fifth to eleventh place, while teams like the Indiana Pacers and Minnesota Timberwolves saw notable shifts. The episode also highlights individual player achievements with Nikola Jokic dominating in scoring and Rudy Gobert excelling in rebounds. The show wraps up by discussing trending NBA topics including Zion Williamson’s future with the New Orleans Pelicans and viral NBA news. The episode sets the stage for the final week of the regular season, spotlighting key upcoming games that could impact playoff standings.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:18 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings00:33 Team Movements and Highlights03:26 Player Performance Highlights05:09 Upcoming Marquee Matchups05:48 Full Court Press: Trending NBA News06:27 Zion Williamson's Future09:03 Conclusion and Sign Off

NBA Week 22 Recap and MVP Race ControversyThis episode of 'Run It Back NBA Week in Review' hosted by Jose Salviati, Editor at thePeachBasket.net, offers a comprehensive recap of week 22 of the 2024-2025 NBA season. The show begins with the top 10 NBA power rankings and how teams like the Minnesota Timberwolves, Golden State Warriors, Indiana Pacers, Memphis Grizzlies, and more fared. It also highlights the top-performing players in various stats such as points, rebounds, assists, and more. Key individual performances include Quentin Grimes leading in points and James Harden having the highest game score for the week. The episode wraps up by previewing the marquee inter-conference matchup between the Indiana Pacers and Oklahoma City Thunder and dives into the heated MVP race between stars like Shea Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic, questioning the subjective nature of the MVP award.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:21 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:06 Player Highlights of the Week05:33 Upcoming Marquee Matchup05:50 Full Court Press: AI's Take on Trending NBA News06:41 MVP Race Debate11:49 Conclusion and Sign-Off

NBA Week 21 Recap and Power Rankings AnalysisIn this episode of 'Run It Back NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati from ThePeachBasket.net recaps the 21st week of the 2024-2025 NBA season. The show presents the top 10 power rankings, highlighting key movements and consistent performances from teams like the Golden State Warriors, Minnesota Timberwolves, Los Angeles Lakers, and more. Key player performances are also discussed, including leaders in points, rebounds, assists, and other statistics. The episode addresses trending NBA news, such as player participation violations, and previews important upcoming matchups for week 22, focusing on the Denver Nuggets versus Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:21 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:15 Player Highlights of the Week05:28 Upcoming Marquee Matchups06:08 Full Court Press: AI's Take on Trending NBA News07:21 Player Participation Violations Debate10:10 Conclusion and Sign Off

Run It Back: 2024-25 NBA Week 20 Review and Top PerformancesIn this week's episode of 'Run It Back,' host Jose Salviati from thePeachBasket.net reviews week 20 of the 2024-25 NBA season. The show highlights the top 10 NBA power rankings and discusses notable team movements, including the Indiana Pacers and Detroit Pistons dropping out of the top 10, with the Minnesota Timberwolves and Golden State Warriors making significant gains. Player performances are also spotlighted, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leading in scoring and Walker Kessler excelling in rebounds and blocks. The episode concludes with a look at the marquee matchup for week 21, the Boston Celtics vs. Oklahoma City Thunder, and a full court press segment analyzing trending NBA news, focusing on the Lakers' recent performance and their playoff prospects after acquiring Luka Doncic.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:21 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:28 Player Highlights of the Week05:14 Upcoming Marquee Matchup05:46 Full Court Press: Trending NBA News06:31 Focus on the Lakers08:55 Conclusion and Sign Off

Run It Back: Week 19 NBA Power Rankings and Key HighlightsIn this episode of 'Run It Back NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Aldi, editor at ThePeachBasket.net, provides a recap of week 19 of the 2024-2025 NBA season. The show reveals the objective top 10 NBA power rankings, with significant movements including the Cleveland Cavaliers reclaiming the top spot. Key players' performances are highlighted, showing standout stats in various categories. Jose also offers a deep dive into the impactful acquisition of Luka Dončić by the Los Angeles Lakers and their recent performance surge. Looking forward, the episode discusses an anticipated matchup between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics and ends with a full court press segment featuring insights generated by AI on viral NBA news.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:21 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:48 Player Highlights of the Week05:39 Upcoming Marquee Matchup06:10 Full Court Press: AI Insights07:00 Focus on Luka and the Lakers09:44 Conclusion and Wrap-Up

Run It Back: NBA Week 15 Recap and Shocking Trade AnalysisIn the latest episode of 'Run it Back NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati covers the key events of week 15 in the 2024-25 NBA season. The top 10 NBA power rankings are presented, with the Oklahoma City Thunder holding the top spot for the third consecutive week. Individual player achievements are highlighted, including Shea Gilgis-Alexander leading in points and Nikola Jokic in assists. The show then shifts focus to a monumental trade, where the Los Angeles Lakers acquired Luka Doncic from the Dallas Mavericks in exchange for Anthony Davis. The episode concludes with a look ahead to week 16's most anticipated matchups, including the Battle of LA and Boston Celtics vs. Cleveland Cavaliers.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:24 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings02:44 Player Highlights of the Week04:44 Upcoming Marquee Matchups05:34 Blockbuster Trade Analysis: Luka for AD08:40 Conclusion and Next Week's Preview

Run It Back: 2024-25 NBA Week 14 Recap and All-Star Game Format ChangesIn this episode of 'Run It Back: NBA Week in Review,' hosted by Jose Salviati from thePeachBasket.net, we recap Week 14 of the 2024-25 NBA season. The show features the updated top 10 NBA power rankings, with the Orlando Magic dropping out and the Minnesota Timberwolves entering the list. Key player performances are highlighted, including Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 37.3 points per game and Nikola Jokic's 12 assists per game. The upcoming Week 15 marquee matchup between the Houston Rockets and Boston Celtics is previewed. Additionally, the episode dives into changes for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game, introducing a mini-tournament format aimed at boosting competitiveness and viewership.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:22 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings02:57 Player Highlights of the Week04:58 Upcoming Marquee Matchup05:44 Trending NBA News and All-Star Game Changes09:15 Conclusion and Sign-Off

Run It Back: NBA Week 13 Recap and Week 14 PreviewIn this episode of 'Run It Back: NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati recaps the pivotal moments of Week 13 of the 2024-25 NBA season. The highlight is the shifting Top 10 NBA Power Rankings, noting the Cleveland Cavaliers' fall from the top spot after nine consecutive weeks, now taken over by the Oklahoma City Thunder. Other key movements include the Houston Rockets, Denver Nuggets, and New York Knicks. Salviati also reviews standout player performances, including Trey Young, Anthony Edwards, and Victor Wembanyama. Additionally, he discusses trending news like Draymond Green's public apology to Jordan Poole and Bradley Beal's contract situation. The upcoming marquee matchups for Week 14 include the 'Battle of LA' between the Lakers and Clippers, which aims to bring attention to those affected by recent fires in Los Angeles.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:20 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings01:13 Team Performances and Highlights03:46 Player Statistics and Standouts06:03 Upcoming Week 14 Matchups07:03 Trending News and Draymond's Apology09:02 Conclusion and Sign-Off

Run It Back: NBA Week 12 Review & Upcoming HighlightsIn this episode of 'Run It Back: NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati recaps Week 12 of the 2024-25 NBA season. The show features the top 10 NBA power rankings, with the Cleveland Cavaliers holding the number one spot for the ninth consecutive week. Nikola Jokic's outstanding performance is highlighted, securing top spots in multiple categories. The episode also discusses upcoming key matchups, including a high-stakes game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Oklahoma City Thunder. Additional topics include recent suspensions, TV rating declines, trade rumors, and the impact of devastating fires in the LA area, affecting both the Lakers and Clippers.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:21 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:17 Player Highlights of the Week05:41 Upcoming Marquee Matchup06:18 Trending News and Events07:01 Impact of LA Fires on NBA08:31 Conclusion and Looking Ahead

Run It Back: NBA Week 11 Recap and Week 12 PreviewIn this episode of 'Run It Back,' host Jose Salviati recaps Week 11 of the 2024-25 NBA season. Key features include the updated top 10 NBA power rankings, notable player performances, and a preview of marquee matchups for Week 12. Highlights include an in-depth look at the Cleveland Cavaliers maintaining their top spot for eight weeks, the Oklahoma City Thunder's impressive winning streak, and speculation around Jimmy Butler's potential trade from Miami. The episode ends with an anticipation of exciting inter-conference games and significant player stats for the week.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:21 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:07 Player Highlights of the Week05:09 Upcoming Marquee Matchups06:21 Trade News and Speculations07:35 Conclusion and Sign Off

Run It Back: NBA Week 10 Highlights and Power RankingsIn this episode of 'Run It Back, NBA Week In Review,' Jose Salviati recaps the highlights of week 10 of the 2024-25 NBA season. The episode begins with the objective top 10 NBA power rankings, featuring movements such as the Golden State Warriors dropping out and the Cleveland Cavaliers maintaining their top spot for the 7th consecutive week. The show also highlights standout players in various categories, including Shea Gildas Alexander as the top scorer and Victor Wembanyama leading in blocks. Upcoming inter-conference games and potential Finals matchups are previewed, and the impact of a recent Lakers’ trade is discussed. Injuries remain a significant concern for various teams. Tune in next week for the post-week 11 recap.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:21 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:19 Player Highlights of the Week05:49 Upcoming Marquee Matchups06:24 Trade Impact and Analysis07:20 Injury Concerns and Conclusion

In this episode of 'Run It Back: NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati, editor at thePeachBasket.net, takes us through week nine of the 2024-25 NBA season. The episode kicks off with the objective top 10 NBA power rankings, highlighting the movements of the Phoenix Suns and Denver Nuggets out of the top 10, while the LA Clippers and New York Knicks make their return. Player highlights feature Luka Dončić's explosive game against the Warriors, Karl-Anthony Towns' rebounding prowess, and Trae Young's continued dominance in assists. The marquee matchup for week 10 is set between the Denver Nuggets and the Cleveland Cavaliers. The episode also delves into a thought-provoking discussion on the NBA's three-point shooting trend and its impact on the game's viewership, proposing a radical solution to balance the game.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:40 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings02:45 Player Highlights of the Week07:30 Marquee Matchup Preview09:00 The Three-Point Debate13:45 Conclusion and Sign OffArticle referenced: https://thepeachbasket.net/3-point-overload-problem-and-solution/

Run it Back: NBA Week in Review - Wee 8 Recap and Key Highlights for Week 9In this episode of 'Run it Back: NBA Week in Review,' host Jose Salviati, editor at thePeachBasket.net, recaps week eight of the 2024-25 NBA season, focusing on the updated NBA power rankings and individual player performances. The Los Angeles Clippers and New York Knicks drop out of the top 10, while the Phoenix Suns and Denver Nuggets make a comeback. Key performances include Shea Gilgis-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder leading in scoring and game score averages, and Dennis Schroeder joining the Golden State Warriors. The episode also previews the NBA Cup Finals between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Milwaukee Bucks and discusses the latest news about the Philadelphia 76ers and potential trade rumors involving LeBron James.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:44 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:43 Player Highlights of the Week05:58 Upcoming Marquee Matchup06:55 Looking Ahead to Week 908:59 Conclusion and Sign Off

Run It Back: NBA Week 7 Power Rankings & Key Player HighlightsIn this episode of 'Run It Back,' host Jose Salviati recaps week seven of the 2024-25 NBA season. The episode features the objective top 10 NBA power rankings, with notable team movements including the Denver Nuggets and Phoenix Suns dropping out of the top 10, and the Dallas Mavericks making a significant rise to number seven. Player highlights include Nikola Jokic leading in scoring, Karl-Anthony Towns dominating the boards, and Trae Young excelling in assists. The show also previews the marquee matchup for week eight between the Houston Rockets and the Golden State Warriors, and discusses the impact of injuries on key players like Joel Embiid and Brandon Ingram. For detailed rankings and insights, visit thePeachBasket.net.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:19 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings00:39 Teams on the Rise and Fall03:31 Player Highlights and Stats05:32 Marquee Matchup Preview05:58 AI Insights and Injury Updates08:00 Conclusion and Sign Off

Run It Back: NBA Week 6 Recap and Key MatchupsIn this episode of 'Run It Back! NBA Week in Review', host Jose Salviati reviews the highlights of week six of the 2024-25 NBA season. The discussion includes the top 10 NBA power rankings, key player performances, and the marquee matchup for the upcoming week. Salviati also dives into concerns surrounding player injuries and how they affect team performance, suggesting potential changes to the NBA season format to mitigate these issues.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:20 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings02:25 Player Highlights of the Week04:15 Marquee Matchup Preview04:58 Injury Concerns and Season Outlook08:00 Conclusion and Sign Off

Run It Back: NBA Week 5 Power Rankings & HighlightsJoin Jose Salviati from thePeachBasket.net as he recaps week 5 of the 2024-25 NBA season. This episode of 'Run It Back' dives into the objective top 10 NBA power rankings, player performance highlights, and an exciting Western Conference matchup to look forward to. We'll explore standout performances from RJ Barrett, Nikola Jokic, and Jimmy Butler, and discuss the struggles of the Philadelphia 76ers as they battle key injuries. Tune in for all the latest updates and insights into your favorite teams and players.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:19 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings02:51 Player Highlights of the Week04:57 Marquee Matchup for Week 605:17 Key Concerns and Predictions05:34 Philadelphia 76ers' Struggles06:59 Conclusion and Sign Off

NBA Week 4 Recap and Power Rankings: Top Teams and HighlightsIn this episode of Run It Back, NBA week in review, hosted by Jose Salviati from thePeachBasket.Net, we take an in-depth look at week four of the 2024-25 NBA season. The show begins by revealing the objective top 10 NBA power rankings, with notable performances from teams like the Indiana Pacers, Orlando Magic, and the undefeated Cleveland Cavaliers. Top individual player stats are also highlighted, showcasing the week's best in scoring, rebounds, assists, and more, with standout performances from players such as Victor Wembenyama, De'Aaron Fox, and Nikola Jokic. Additionally, the upcoming marquee matchup between the defending champion Boston Celtics and the undefeated Cavaliers is previewed. The episode concludes with an AI-generated question about whether the Toronto Raptors will end their losing streak in week five.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:33 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings03:27 Player Highlights of the Week05:45 Upcoming Marquee Matchup06:17 AI's Key Question for Week 506:38 Toronto Raptors' Struggles07:22 Conclusion and Predictions

Run It Back: NBA Week 3 Power Rankings and Player HighlightsJoin host Jose Salviati from thePeachBasket.net as he recaps week 3 of the 2024-25 NBA season. In this episode, José dives into the only objective overall top 10 NBA power rankings, highlighting the ascent of teams like the Phoenix Suns, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Golden State Warriors. Discover standout player performances, including Anthony Davis leading in scoring, Karl-Anthony Towns dominating the boards, and Nikola Jokic excelling in assists. Looking ahead to week four, José previews the Cleveland Cavaliers' upcoming matchups as they aim to maintain their perfect record. Stay tuned and run it back with us each week!00:00 Introduction and Overview00:21 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings00:46 Team Highlights and Analysis01:53 Objective Rankings Explained02:10 Top 4 Teams Breakdown03:24 Player Performance Highlights05:09 Looking Ahead to Week 405:42 Conclusion and Sign-Off

Run It Back: NBA Week 2 Recap and Power RankingsWelcome to 'Run It Back,' your weekly NBA recap show for the 2024-25 season. Host Jose Salviati, editor at thePeachBasket.net, reviews the high points of week two, including the only objective top 10 NBA power rankings. We break down performance metrics and highlight standout players like Paolo Banchero of the Orlando Magic and Nikola Jokic of the Denver Nuggets. Don’t miss predictions for week three’s marquee matchups, including the Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Denver Nuggets duel and the Golden State Warriors on their East Coast trip to face the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:18 Top 10 NBA Power Rankings02:50 Player Performance Highlights04:37 Upcoming Week 3 Matchups05:08 Conclusion and Sign-Off

2024-25 - Week 1In this episode, we recap the first week of the 2024-25 NBA season, including the top 10 power rankings, standout player performances, and upcoming marquee matchups. Join host Jose Salviati as he breaks down the week that was and sets the stage for the week

We recap the final week of the 2023-24 NBA season!Updated and final Top 10 in thePeachBasket Objective Power RankingsTop Performers by averageQuick overview of the Play-in Tournament games

Recapping the week that was then looking ahead to the final full week of the NBA seasonUpdated thePeachBasket Objective Top 10 Power RankingsThe best players to do it, by averageA look at the marquee match-up for the week to come

Recapping the week that was in the NBAUpdated thePeachBasket Objective Power RankingsTop performers in the NBA by averageA look at the marquee match-up in the week to come

Recapping week 22 in the NBAUpdated thePeachBasket Objective Power Rankings top 10Top performers in the NBA by average - the best to do it!A look ahead at the marquee match-up for the coming week

We recap the week that was in the #nba  after week #21. Top performers by average, top 10 Object Power Rankings and a look ahead at the marquee matchup for the week to come!Run it Back - Clippers - https://youtu.be/JwOMLQ-E-bwRun it Back - Lakers - https://youtu.be/f14gOd4u83I

Top performers, by average, in all offensive and defensive categoriesthePeachBasket Objective Top 10 Power RankingsA look ahead at the marquee match-up in week 20#lakeshow Run it Back https://youtu.be/ZD8uv_nu98s#clippernation Run it Back https://youtu.be/GZgAcQXLGqk#brotherlylove Weekly recap https://youtu.be/89XP_PJzi7c

Updated top 10 Power RankingsThe best to do it, by average, in every key offensive and defensive categoryHighlighting the marquee match-up in the week ahead

Reviewing the week that was in the #nba  then looking at the marquee match-up for the week ahead.- Best to do it by average- Objective Power Rankings Top 10- Individual team recapsLos Angeles Clippers - https://youtu.be/pmxXmn7phosLos Angeles Lakers - https://youtu.be/k1tq65HL_Co

We update the only objective power rankings top 10 after week 15. Then we share the very next to do it by average. Finally, we highlight the marquee match-up in the week ahead.

We share the only objective NBA top 10 rankings across both conferences. Shine the spotlight on the best in the NBA by average. Best in points, field goals, 3-point makes, total rebounds, offensive rebounds, defensive rebounds, assists, steals, blocks and the most productive player of the week based on Game Score! Finally, we discuss the NBA Question of the Day, "Which of the three single-digit win teams has the most upside? Which is in the most trouble?"

Jose is joined by Brandon Sparks, Fan Expert covering the Los Angeles Lakers. They review the Top 10 Objective Power Rankings, Best of the NBA in week 8 and the best to do it by average. The NBA Question of the Day is "How long should Draymond Green be suspended for? Is his suspension fair?”jVogNXJiKsIGZI7EUIkq