The Pick and Roll NBA Podcast w/ Jet and

Jet and Sap talk about the suddenly resurgent Los Angeles Lakers, led by a dominant Anthony Davis. They discuss why the team has been playing better, and if this current level of play is sustainable for them. Later, the guys react to the NBA announcing new end-of-the-season awards, highlighted by a trophy for the team that finishes the season with the best record. They debate whether the league has too many awards, and who they should name the league MVP trophy after.

Jet and Sap return after the Thanksgiving holiday, and take a look at the current standing across the NBA. In the East, they agree that Boston and Milwaukee have stood out as the class of the conference, with both expected to get even more help soon via returns from injuries. They debate who threatens those teams the most, and then turn their attention to the Western Conference. The guys examine how tightly packed the West is right now, and speculate that one big trade may be what puts a team over the top.

Jet and Sap start off the show talking about the blazing-hot Boston Celtics. They share their thoughts on the team's torrid start led by MVP candidate Jayson Tatum and a historically good offense. Later, the guys check in on the continued mess in Brooklyn, where Kevin Durant threw specific teammates under the bus in a recent interview with bleacher report.

Jet and Sap start the show talking about the 11th-hour swerve by the Brooklyn Nets, as they end up hiring Jacque Vaughn rather than Ime Udoka to be their head coach. They speculate why this happened, and all roads lead back to Kyrie Irving. Later, the guys discuss the woeful Los Angles Lakers, and if there's anything that can be done to turn things around before it's too late. They end the show breaking down a conspiracy theory about LeBron's chase of Kareem's all-time scoring record.

Jet and Sap kick off the show by talking about the continuously devolving Kyrie Irving situation in the wake of his tweeting out a link to an antisemitic movie. They talk about his awful press conference yesterday followed by a suspension from the Nets and subsequent social media apology. Jet explains why the whole saga has exhausted him as a fan of the NBA, and he and Sap lament how quiet NBA players have been on the matter. Later, the guys break down the early returns on new Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla and Sap pushes back on a narrative that LeBron James isn't clutch.

Jet and Sap break down all the latest drama with everyone's least favorite NBA team, the Brooklyn Nets. First, they discuss the firing of head coach Steve Nash and the reported impending hiring of suspended former Celtics head coach Ime Udoka. They discuss how this is a bad look for both Brooklyn and Boston, in that the Nets look like scumbags and the Celtics look like the morality police. Later, the guys talk about all the drama surrounding Kyrie Irving in the wake of his tweet promoting an antisemitic movie, and subsequent combative press conference. Jet and Sap lament the lack of people (especially players) standing up to say what Kyrie did was wrong.

Jet and Sap talk about how the beginning of the 2022-23 NBA s been chock-full of surprises, both good and bad. Later, the guys discuss the news that Jaylen Brown has dropped Kanye West's Donda Sports as his representative, and why his relationship with them never made sense.

Jet and Sap go through all 30 teams projected win totals for the 2022-23 season and give their picks for the overs and unders.

Jet and Sap celebrate the return of the NBA by breaking down the results f the two opening-night contests. They highlight how well the Celtics played offensively as Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown both put up 35 points a piece. They also talk about how the 76ers look like they need to figure out how to integrate new pieces to their roster. In the Western Conference game, the guys discuss the Warriors looking deeper and better than ever, and the Lakers baffling roster construction.

Jet and Sap take a look at the NBA's Eastern Conference ahead of the start of the 2022-23 season. They explain why they think it's one of the most talented conferences in league history, and give their picks for who will come out on top. After that, the guys make their predictions for the year-end awards and who will be crowned NBA champs.

Jet and Sap react to the news that the Golden State Warriors will NOT be suspending Draymond Green for punching teammate Jordan Poole in the face during practice. Later, the guys take a deeper look at the Western Conference ahead of the start of the season and pick their final four teams and conference champion.

New details emerge in the scandal surrounding suspended Celtics' head coach Ime Udoka. Jet and Sap react to the Daily Mail article that ties ex-Celtics' executive Danny Ainge to the story. Later, the guys talk about Draymond Green's punch of his own teammate caught on camera, LeBron's icy relationship with Kareem Abdul Jabbar, and the incredible national TV debut of top draft prospects Victor Wembanyama and Scoot Henderson.

Jet and Sap take a look at some interesting news coming out of the NBA as the preseason is now underway. They talk about Blake Griffin signing in Boston, Tyler Herro's big extension in Miami, and a potentially massive trade that the Lakers and Pacers had been discussing. The guys end the show previewing the Western Conference.

Jet and Sap share their thoughts on Monday's media day around the NBA, with several teams having to answer uncomfortable questions about things that transpired during the off-season. The Celtics media day in particular stood out with the Ime Udoka scandal still fresh on everyone's minds. They guys also look at awkwardness in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Brooklyn.

Jet and Sap react to the circus that has enveloped the Boston Celtics over the last 2 days relating to a scandal caused by head coach Ime Udoka. They provide all the details up until now and give their thoughts on what it means for the team, the players, and Udoka himself.

Jet and Sap react to the 1-year suspension and $10 million fine of Phoenix Suns/Mercury owner Robert Sarver as a result of massive workplace misconduct. The guys discuss how they feel the NBA and commissioner Adam Silver dropped the ball with their punishment, and that Sarver needs to lose his team. They share some tweets from LeBron James and Chris Paul on the matter, and speculate that this might be a lingering issue going forward for the league. Later, Sap details his latest article on full press coverage, where he imagines a PPV match between Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan.

Jet and Sap pick up the show where they left the last one off, talking about the possibility of Carmelo Anthony joining the Boston Celtics in the wake of Danilo Gallinari's season-ending injury. They talk about how Carmelo would fit in Boston, and if they think there is mutual interest. Later, they chat about the first of what should be many wild quotes from Patrick Beverly now that he has officially joined the Lakers. They end the show by giving their picks for Super Bowl 57.

Jet and Sap react to the breaking news that Donovan Mitchell has been traded from the Utah Jazz to the Cleveland Cavaliers. They talk about the whopping return Utah received, and speculate on the potential of the new look Cavs. The guys also share their thoughts on the fallout of this trade in terms of how the Knicks seemingly fumbled their opportunity to land Mitchell. How do the Knicks move forward from here? They end the show talk about last weeks Pat Beverly to the Lakers trade, and how his personality will fit in LA.

Jet and Sap share their thoughts on the news this week that Kevin Durant is apparently staying put in Brooklyn after an offseason of questions. They speculate on if the Nets can get past the drama and be legitimate title contenders. The guys also react to the unfortunate breaking news that OKC Thunder rookie and 2nd overall pick Chet Holmgren may have torn ligaments in his foot. They end the show talking about a recent interview where Jayson Tatum revealed he was playing with a wrist injury in the NBA Playoffs and Finals.

Jet and Sap react to the breaking news that LeBron James has signed a 2 year contract extension with the Los Angeles Lakers, keeping him there until the end of the 2024-25 season. They speculate on if he had any hesitation in signing, and if it will be his final contract of his storied career. Later, the guys talk about Kevin Durant's ultimatum in Brooklyn and the just released NBA schedule. They end the show sharing their thoughts on the NBA retiring Bill Russell's number throughout the league, and Sap shares his thoughts on what the city of Boston can do to honor the late legend.

Jet and Sap share their thoughts on the death of NBA legend and civil rights icon Bill Russell. They talk about his life, all he accomplished in his 88 years, and how he will and should be remembered. Later, the guys talk about a mysterious meeting between Kevin Durant and Nets ownership, and Charles Barkley opting to stay with Turner Sports as opposed to going to LIV Golf.

Jet and Sap share their thoughts on the reports that the Celtics and Nets have been engaged in trade talks for Kevin Durant. They debate how much the Celtics should be willing to give up for KD. Later, the guys discuss the possibility of Charles Barkley leaving TNT to work for LIV Golf.

Jet and Sap break down all the latest news and rumors concerning a potential trade of Utah Jazz star Donovan Mitchell. They talk about the teams in the mix right now and teams they feel like should be involved. Later, the guys delve into some explosive comments LeBron James made on his "The Shop" show on HBO, about Celtics fans being racist. They discuss the odd timing of LeBron's comments and speculate as to what might be behind them.

Jet and Sap look at everything that's been going on the past week in the NBA offseason. They give a quick update on how the top picks in the draft have looked so far in Summer League. Later, the guys get into the continued holding pattern the league appears to be in while everyone waits to see what happens with the trade status of Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving. They discuss why the Nets have no incentive to act quickly, and the distinct possibility that both stars begin the season in Brooklyn. They end the show talking about the huge contract extensions of Bradley Beal and Damian Lillard, and how it relates to the new CBA and TV deals on the league's horizon.

Jet and Sap share their thoughts on the implosion of the Brooklyn Nets via the trade request of Kevin Durant and ongoing Kyrie Irving saga. They talk about if Kyrie will end up as a Laker, and where they think Durant may end up. Later, they talk about the risks involved for LA in acquiring Kyrie, and wrap up the show discussing the big moves made by the Boston Celtics.

Jet and Sap return after. a week off and react to the Kyrie Irving drama that dominated the news cycle for the past 48 hours. They talk through the whole saga and share their thoughts about Kyrie and what they think could happen next. Later they talk about Russell Westbrook picking up his player option to return to the Lakers, and John Wall joining the Clippers after a buyout. They end the show talking about the Utah Jazz hiring 34 year old Will Hardy as their next head coach

Jet and Sap look back at the 2022 NBA Finals and discuss how the Golden State Warriors were able to claim the NBA Title. They talk about what Golden State did well, and where the Celtics fell short. The guys specify what Boston needs to do to improve, and why the play of Jayson Tatum was so disappointing. Later, they talk about what this finals win and MVP mean for the legacy of Steph Curry, and if it vaults him into the NBA's top 10 players of all time.

Jet and Sap look back at game 5 of the NBA Finals and discuss how the Warriors were able to overcome a bad night from Steph Curry to still get the win and be one game away from claiming a championship. The guys talk about the frustrating Boston Celtics and the mental mistakes that cost them the game and potentially a title.

Jet and Sap quickly recap what happened in game 4 of the NBA Finals that saw the Warriors even things at two games apiece and doing so on the Celtics' home floor. Now with the title to be determined by a best two out of three, the guys look ahead to tonight's game 5, and talk about what they think will happen, and what each team needs to do to come out on top.

Jet and Sap recap game 3 of the NBA Finals that saw the Celtics emerging victorious and seizing a 2 games to 1 series lead. They talk about how the Celtics were able to use a hot start and impose their will on this game, despite Steph Curry and Klay Thompson both playing really well. The guys also talk about Draymond Green's poor performance and the Boston crowd's reaction to him. Later, they talk about the potential of an expansion franchise in Las Vegas, and rumors about Brad Stevens filling the Utah Jazz coaching vacancy.

Jet and Sap react to game two of the NBA Finals that saw the Warriors use a patented massive third-quarter run to blow out the Celtics, and tie up the series at one game apiece. The guys give their analysis as to what happened to Boston, and what they did wrong in this game. They talk about the massive impact that Draymond Green had after he struggled in game 1. Later, they discuss the surprising resignation of Utah Jazz head coach Quin Snyder, and what it means for the future of the team, and their star players Donovan Micthell and Rudy Gobert.

Jet and Sap recap the action from last night's game 1 of the NBA Finals that saw the Celtics overcome a double-digit deficit in the second half, only to dominate the Warriors in 4th quarter and take a 1-0 series lead. They guys share their thoughts on the game, and give their analysis as to what the Celtics did right in order to pull off the game 1 upset. Later, they talk about the latest online beef with Kevin Durant and his dislike of the media and talk about a potential sale of the Portland Trail Blazers.

Jet and Sap give their reactions to the Celtics advancing to the NBA Finals after avoiding a nearly epic collapse in game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the Heat and a very game Jimmy Butler. They talk about what went right AND wrong for the Celtics in that game and debate whether Butler's late 3-point attempt to try to put Miami on top was the right call. After that, the guys preview the NBA Finals matchup between the Warriors and Celtics, and give their predictions on who will end up as the champion.

Jet and Sap share their thoughts on the Eastern Conference Finals as the Celtics have a chance tonight to end the series in 6 games and advance to the NBA Finals. They talk about what Boston has done well in their past two games, and what the formula has been to beat the Heat. Later, they discuss the Warriors winning the Western Conference Finals, making it their 6th trip to the NBA Finals in the past 8 years. The guys discuss what makes this Golden State team different from their past versions, but still very dangerous. To end the show, the career of actor Ray Liotta is looked at after he passed away yesterday, which leads to a discussion of the greatest actors never nominated for an Oscar.

Jet and Sap share their thoughts on last night's game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Heat and Celtics, which saw Boston on the right end of yet another blowout victory in the series. They guys try to make sense of why games in this now tied series have been so uncompetitive. Later, they give an update on the Lakers coaching search and who they think is the best choice for the difficult job, and react to some wild comments made by Max Kellerman about Luka Doncic.

Jet and Sap review the Conference Finals action from over the weekend that saw a frustrating letdown game from the Celtics, and the Warriors running away with their series.

Jet and Sap share their thoughts on the Celtics blowing out the Heat in game 2 of the ECF, after suffering an embarrassing collapse in their first meeting. They share what Boston did to right the ship, and what Miami needs to do to retake momentum. After that, they look at what happened in game 1 of the WCF, where the Warriors completely bottled up the Mavericks and Luka Doncic. The second half of the show, the guys discuss the four teams eliminated in the last round (Bucks, 76ers, Grizzlies, and Suns) and preview their offseason, and suggest what improvements they need to change their fortunes next year.

Jet and Sap give their thoughts on game one of the Eastern Conference Finals, as the Miami Heat used a massive 3rd quarter to take a 1 game to nothing series edge over the Celtics. The guys explain what went right for Miami and wrong for Boston, and what the Celtics need to do to figure it out. They also share their thoughts on the impact of an injury to Marcus Smart, and Al Horford being in the health and safety protocols for the third time this season. They end the show talking about the results of the 2022 NBA Draft Lottery, and give their early predictions for who the top teams may take.

Jet and Sap share their thoughts about Sunday's two blowout game 7's. They break down why the Celtics and Mavericks were able cruise to victories over the two teams that were in the NBA Finals last year. Later, they look ahead to the conference finals matchups between Miami and Boston in the east and Golden State and Dallas in the west, and give their predictions for who will head to the NBA Finals.

Jet and Sap recap game 5 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals between the Bucks and the Celtics, which saw Boston meltdown in the 4th quarter and blow the game to Milwaukee. They explain how it happened, and what it means going forward for the two teams. Later, the guys look in at all the other series still going on, react to some strange rumors about the Lakers and LeBron James, give their thoughts on some new NBA trophies, and send their condolences to the just passed NBA legend Bob Lanier.

Jet and Sap look in on the physical war that has been the Boston vs. Milwaukee second-round playoff series. They recap a game 4 comeback win by the Celtics and talk about how Al Horford was able to be so effective in that game and the series. Later, they preview tonight's all-important game 5, give their predictions, and say what each team needs to do in order to take control of, and ultimately win this series.

Jet and Sap check in on all the second-round series as they reach their mid-points. The guys talk about how right now it looks like nearly anyone's game in terms of who could come out hoisting the Larry O'Brien trophy at the end of the season. They discuss what each team needs to do to win their respective series, and give their predictions for how it will play out. To end the show, they react to the news that Nikola Jokic has been crowned MVP for the second year in a row, and debate whether or not that was the right choice.

Jet and Sap react to the Celtics and the Grizzlies both evening their respective series up at 1 game apiece. They break down why each team was able to rally from game 1 defeats, and what to expect as the series shifts locations in game 3. Later, the guys try to make sense of a tweet from LeBron James where he says Ja Morant was too good to have won the Most Improved Player of the Year award.

Jet and Sap react to the first two games of the NBA playoffs second round. Starting with Boston's loss to Milwaukee in Game 1, the guys speculate on why the Celtics struggled so much, and what the Bucks did to steal a game on the road. That discussion leads to frustration that the media still pushes back on Giannis being considered the best player on the planet. After that, they take a look at game 1 in the Grizzlies Warriors series and talk about how Jordan Poole's emergence makes Golden State even harder to knock off. The show wraps up discussing the impact of Joel Embiid's injury in the 76ers vs. Heat series.

The second round of the 2021-22 NBA playoffs is nearly set, and Jet and Sap take a look at all of the series. They give their picks and talk about what each team needs to do in order to head to the conference finals. The guys also spend time talking about which team and players have the most pressure on them right now.

Jet and Sap officially lay to rest the 2021-22 iteration of the Brooklyn Nets. They look at what was a tumultuous season and unceremonious playoff exit, and speculate on what the future holds. The guys try to figure out how the Nets can improve next year, and spend a lot of time talking about the unreliability of Kyrie Irving and Ben Simmons, and the durability of Kevin Durant. Sap also makes a wild trade proposal between Brooklyn and the Lakers.

Jet and Sap react to the Celtics finishing off their 4 game sweep of the Brooklyn Nets, and break down how Boston was able to knock off the pre-season title favorites. Later, the guys look at all the rest of the active series in the first round and discuss what's happening and how they see them all wrapping up. #Celtics #Nets #NBAPlayoffs #KevinDurant #KyrieIrving #DocRivers #JoelEmbiid #JaysonTatum #76ers #Doncic #Bucks

Jet and Sap take a look at the state of the first round of the NBA playoffs, briefly looking at all the series and where they stand. They talk about some major injuries and impending returns from injuries and how they are reshaping who might be the championship favorites.

Jet and Sap dive into the NBA playoffs starting with the most intriguing series of the first round: the Celtics and Nets. They react to the classic game 1, as well as talk about the multiple storylines involved in the series. The guys give their thoughts on Boston's Marcus Smart being named Defensive Player of the Year, and also discuss whether Kyrie Irving is the biggest Boston sports villain of all time. Later, they look at all the other playoff series and give their predictions.

Jet and Sap recap the 2021-22 NBA Regular season, and give out their picks for all the awards, and All-NBA teams. They also bring back the second annual Least Valuable Player award.