• Episode #33: An Exercise in Futility, the LONGEST Postseason Droughts for EVERY NBA Franchise, Part 2: Northwest, Southwest and Central Divisions

  • Oct 29 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
  • Podcast

Episode #33: An Exercise in Futility, the LONGEST Postseason Droughts for EVERY NBA Franchise, Part 2: Northwest, Southwest and Central Divisions

  • Summary

  • Every NBA team at some point in their history has hit a drought so to say. A drought from success that keeps them out of the postseason picture. It can be injuries, poor coaching, bad management, whiffed draft picks or a combination of it all.

    In this segment Josh and Calvan look at EVERY NBA franchise and dissect their longest absence from NBA playoff basketball and ask the question, "what went wrong?"

    Even the driest of droughts see rain once again and there is light at the end of every tunnel.

    In part 2 of this 2 part series, Calvan tackles the Northwest, Southwest and Central divisions. In part 1 Josh covered the Atlantic, Pacific and Southeast.

    Minnesota Timberwolves (01:00)

    Denver Nuggets (03:04)

    Utah/New Orleans Jazz (05:05) Portland Trail Blazers (06:59)

    Oklahoma City Thunder (08:47)

    Milwaukee Bucks (11:25)

    Indiana Pacers (13:34)

    Cleveland Cavaliers (15:33)

    Detroit Pistons (17:47)

    Chicago Bulls (20:16)

    Dallas Mavericks (23:00)

    San Antonio Spurs (25:03)

    Refresher on the Phoenix Suns (27:11)

    Memphis Grizzlies (29:18)

    Houston Rockets (32:05)

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