Hosts Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving highlight some of the key storylines that are developing early in the 2024-25 NBA season. The two dive into Nikola Jokic's MVP-caliber start and LeBron James' sustained greatness. They pivot to players who have over- and underperformed through the first three weeks and give superlatives for breakout and disappointing starts.

As we settle into the new NBA season, the 76ers and Bucks are still struggling. Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving discuss if it's time for either of those teams to hit the panic button while assessing other struggling teams. As college basketball begins, the two discuss what makes Cooper Flagg a generational prospect and discuss the draft class. The duo close by spinning around the league, discussing injuries, a logjam in the East and the Raptors' pleasant surprises.

With over a week of action in the books, Gil McGregor takes you through everything that's happened so far. From a power ranking of the top five teams to a walk through of early-season concerns and a mounting injury report in the league, recap everything that's going on.

The 2024-25 NBA season is officially underway and things opened with a resounding statement from the Celtics on ring night. Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving discuss Boston's potential to win multiple titles in the coming years, a historic moment between LeBron and Bronny James, and the good, bad, and ugly from the first few nights of the season.

With the dust settling from the blockbuster trade that sent Karl-Anthony Towns from Minnesota to New York in exchange for Julius Randle and Donte DiVincenzo, Gil McGregor and Kyle Irving explore what the deal means for each team before exploring just how important preseason action is.

This week, Gil McGregor looks back at an eventful first round of the WNBA Playoffs before spinning things forward to the semifinals, which feature a 2023 Finals rematch between the Liberty and Aces as well as a battle of defensive powerhouses in the Lynx and Sun. There is no shortage of star power with unanimous MVP A'ja Wilson and runner-up Napheesa Collier rewriting the history books in real time.