Locked On NBA – Daily Podcast On The National Basketball Association

Los Angeles Clippers face another crisis as Chris Paul exits amid locker room strife and accountability questions. Can the Clippers salvage their season, or is a deeper collapse looming? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore and Haize dissect the franchise’s troubled culture, explore possible landing spots for Chris Paul—including the Thunder and Lakers—and debate if Kawhi Leonard and James Harden can reverse the team's downward spiral. Boston Celtics surge past the New York Knicks behind a true team win, with Joe Mazzulla’s system earning overdue praise. The crew spotlights Anthony Edwards’ electrifying scoring run for the Minnesota Timberwolves and his evolving game, while analyzing rookie standouts Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel as Rookie of the Month contenders. Is Edwards ready to join the NBA’s elite? Can the Celtics secure a top playoff seed? Get player-focused insights and fearless predictions on tonight’s games and rookie breakout candidates.

Transcribed - Published: 3 December 2025

Oklahoma City Thunder stay hot with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s clutch finish, surviving a fierce comeback by a depleted Golden State Warriors squad. Is SGA now the NBA’s top closer? Elsewhere, Jaylen Brown’s season-high 42 points fueled the Boston Celtics past the New York Knicks, exposing New York’s defensive struggles without OG Anunoby.

Transcribed - Published: 3 December 2025

LeBron James faces fresh questions after the Los Angeles Lakers are blown out by the Phoenix Suns, as Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore and Tony East debate whether age or a revamped role is behind his recent struggles. Dillon Brooks ignites Phoenix with 33 points and trademark attitude—how much Brooks is too much for a contender’s culture? Meanwhile, Jalen Suggs powers the surging Orlando Magic up the Eastern Conference standings and sparks a lively debate: Has Paolo Banchero lost his spot as Orlando’s number one option, or are critics missing the mark? Injury woes hit the Denver Nuggets as Jamal Murray goes down, exposing cracks in Denver’s defense and playoff aspirations. The hosts scrutinize the Nuggets’ rotation, the reality of their title chances amid roster setbacks, and the state of the struggling Golden State Warriors. Don’t miss these expert insights and bold takes on the NBA’s hottest teams and top storylines.

Transcribed - Published: 2 December 2025

NBA contenders falter in a night of shocking upsets as the Denver Nuggets fall at home despite another monster triple double by Nikola Jokić, the Milwaukee Bucks stumble against the Washington Wizards, and the Los Angeles Lakers get routed by the Phoenix Suns. The night includes incredible performances from Dillon Brooks and Ryan Nembhard. John Karalis of Locked on Celtics and Camille Davis of Locked On Bucks break down standout performances — including Donovan Mitchell’s 43-point explosion for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Cooper Flag’s emergence for the Dallas Mavericks, and Bilal Koulibaly’s defensive showcase for the Wizards. Key questions include the Lakers’ rotation decisions, Milwaukee’s rebounding woes, and the Clippers' growing concerns. Plus, insights on the Atlanta Hawks’ chemistry without Trae Young and Desmond Bane’s leadership for the Orlando Magic. Which team’s strategy is most at risk as the NBA landscape shifts?

Transcribed - Published: 2 December 2025

Milwaukee Bucks face a reckoning as Giannis Antetokounmpo calls out teammates and fuels speculation about his future. Can the Bucks regain contender status or will roster changes be enough to prevent disaster? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore and Haize break down Milwaukee’s recent struggles, discuss Giannis’ leadership, and debate potential trades. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder surge to a 20–1 record and spark talk of an all-time great season. With Jalen Williams returning, can OKC threaten the NBA’s single-season wins record? The crew spotlights Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP campaign, team chemistry, and whether the Thunder truly are championship favorites. Plus, catch analysis on the weekend’s winners and losers, from the sputtering Cleveland Cavaliers to Anthony Edwards’ hot streak with the Timberwolves.

Transcribed - Published: 1 December 2025

On this edition of Locked On NBA Game Night, Danny Cunningham and Swipa discuss all of Sunday’s action, including the Boston Celtics upsetting the Cleveland Cavaliers. The guys try to tackle what might be wrong with the Cavs at the current moment. They also go through the Minnesota Timberwolves win over the San Antonio Spurs and debate whether or not it’s the best win of the season for Minnesota and Anthony Edwards. Finally, the guys talk about the big games the Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves had as the Lakers beat the Pelicans.

Transcribed - Published: 1 December 2025

Nikola Jokic, Denver Nuggets, Devin Booker, Phoenix Suns, Cade Cunningham, Detroit Pistons, Jalen Brown, Boston Celtics, Anthony Edwards, Minnesota Timberwolves, Pascal Siakam, Indiana Pacers, and Tobias Harris headline the latest NBA action and player performances in this episode of Locked On NBA Game Night. Hosted by Rylan Stiles and Gavin Schall, this episode covers the Denver Nuggets’ bounce-back win over the Phoenix Suns, driven by a quietly dominant performance from Nikola Jokic. The hosts break down Cade Cunningham and the Detroit Pistons outlasting the Miami Heat in a chaotic shootout, with Tobias Harris and Duncan Robinson factoring in big. They recap Anthony Edwards’ sensational 39-point night in the Minnesota Timberwolves’ nail-biting victory against Jaylen Brown and the Boston Celtics. Finally, Rylan Stiles and Gavin Schall highlight Pascal Siakam’s clutch buzzer-beater for the Indiana Pacers over the Chicago Bulls, reflecting on the Pacers’ improved defense and Siakam’s late-game heroics.

Transcribed - Published: 30 November 2025

It's Locked On NBA's Thanksgiving Special, filled with humor, hot takes and Turkey Day favorites. Nikola Jokić leads the MVP race, but can Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Oklahoma City Thunder's historic start shake up the award conversation? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break out their “Turkey or Tofurky” takes, debating MVP frontrunners, the Houston Rockets’ offensive surge, and whether the Phoenix Suns are true playoff threats. The hosts also spotlight underappreciated stars like Tyrese Maxey, Chet Holmgren, and Donovan Mitchell in their annual Thanksgiving NBA Awards. With rapid-fire debates on the league’s most reliable players, overlooked contributors, and the most frustrating NBA trends—plus the ultimate showdown over Thanksgiving side dishes—this episode blends sharp basketball insights with holiday fun. Tune in for expert analysis, bold predictions, and all the NBA storylines fans are talking about as the season heats up.

Transcribed - Published: 27 November 2025

Boston Celtics snap the Detroit Pistons’ 13-game win streak with a gritty 117-114 victory, powered by Jalen Brown’s 33 points and Derrick White’s clutch shooting. Cade Cunningham’s 42-point surge isn’t enough as missed free throws seal the Pistons’ fate. Can the Celtics maintain momentum and establish themselves as the true team to beat in the East?

Transcribed - Published: 27 November 2025

Los Angeles Lakers clinch their spot in the NBA Cup knockout rounds, sparking debate: are LeBron James and Austin Reaves leading a potential NBA Cup dynasty? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore and Haize break down the Lakers' late-game strategies, the impact of always having two All-Star caliber players on the floor, and what the latest numbers say about their playoff prospects. Questions linger about LeBron’s conditioning and the Lakers’ defensive vulnerabilities, while the Clippers’ lackluster effort raises red flags for their future.

Transcribed - Published: 26 November 2025

Lakers overpower Clippers as Luka Doncic makes franchise history—can this trio carry Los Angeles to the Finals? LeBron James returns to form and Austin Reaves showcases star potential, while the Clippers’ aging roster and defensive woes leave playoff hopes dashed. Plus, the OKC Thunder stand to benefit big from the Clippers’ struggles, raising stakes across the Western Conference. Magic surge past Sixers with a record-setting offensive explosion, prompting tough questions about Paolo Banchero’s fit in Orlando’s evolving system. The Wizards shock the Hawks for their first NBA Cup win, spotlighting Alex Sarr’s breakout performance and Atlanta’s alarming complacency. Hosts John Karalis and Danny Cunningham break down league trends, player dynamics, and what these results mean for playoff dreams and future draft drama. Will LeBron’s Lakers or the high-powered Magic emerge as true contenders this season?

Transcribed - Published: 26 November 2025

Detroit Pistons surge to the top of the Eastern Conference with a historic win streak—can Cade Cunningham's squad sustain their dominance and shatter NBA records? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break down the Pistons' stunning turnaround, their organic team-building, and the value of patience with young stars. The conversation compares Detroit’s rise to the Oklahoma City Thunder and debates if 57 wins are within reach after surpassing their woeful past.

Transcribed - Published: 25 November 2025

Hosted by Nick Angstadt and Camille Davis, this Locked On NBA Game Night episode breaks down the Minnesota Timberwolves’ late-game collapse in overtime to the Sacramento Kings despite Anthony Edwards’ 43-point performance and Julius Randle’s quiet night, then praises the Sacramento Kings’ inspired effort without Sabonis.

Transcribed - Published: 25 November 2025

Chris Paul announces his NBA retirement, sparking heated debate about his legacy—does a championship define greatness? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break down the “Point God’s” Hall of Fame career, his impact on teams like the Los Angeles Clippers and New Orleans Hornets, and the end of an era for traditional point guards. The conversation covers CP3’s stats, his fierce competitiveness, and the question: Hornet or Clipper—which jersey defines his legacy?

Transcribed - Published: 24 November 2025

On this edition of Locked On NBA Game Night, Danny Cunningham (Locked On Cavs) and Swipa (Locked On Nuggets) break down Kawhi Leonard’s return to the lineup for the LA Clippers in their loss to Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers. The guys then talk about the latest win by the Oklahoma City Thunder that moves them to 17-1 on the season and whether or not the team could break the NBA’s single-season wins record. Finally, the guys touch on the remaining games in the NBA, including Miami’s win over Philadelphia and the Los Angeles Lakers beating the Utah Jazz.

Transcribed - Published: 24 November 2025

Los Angeles Clippers silence critics with James Harden’s 55-point explosion, snapping a three-game skid against the Charlotte Hornets. Are the Clippers finally back in playoff contention, or is this just a fleeting moment amid a tumultuous season? Rylan Stiles and Andy Kaminsky break down Harden’s dominance, Kawhi Leonard’s return, lingering injury concerns, and the Clippers’ uphill battle for consistency. Plus, promising signs for the Hornets’ youth movement as Con Knipple and Ryan Kalkbrenner flash upside. Orlando Magic deliver a statement win over the New York Knicks behind Franz Wagner’s 37 points, Desmond Bane’s shooting surge, and Jalen Suggs’s clutch hustle plays. Is Orlando cementing itself as an Eastern Conference powerhouse? The hosts discuss Desmond Bane’s impact, the Magic’s improved spacing, and why they’re back in the conversation for a top-four seed. Additional coverage includes the Detroit Pistons’ ascent with Cade Cunningham, questions around the Dallas Mavericks’ direction, and Russell Westbrook’s revenge-fueled night for the Sacramento Kings.

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LaMelo Ball’s growing frustration with the Charlotte Hornets sparks a heated debate: will trading him finally shift the team’s culture, and do rival teams want him—especially with injuries and TikTok highlights overshadowing his leadership? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore and Haize explore whether the Hornets need to make a bold move, compare Ball with Ja Morant and Trae Young in the NBA trade market, and spotlight Charlotte’s promising rookie class and Charles Lee’s impact on the team’s direction. The episode also scrutinizes the Los Angeles Clippers’ dramatic nine-loss slide, questioning whether injuries or a stale, veteran-heavy roster is to blame and if Ty Lue can spark a turnaround. Plus, the surging San Antonio Spurs rack up wins without Victor Wembanyama, and title contenders prepare for a must-watch Nuggets vs. Rockets NBA Cup clash. Stay tuned for insider analysis, key statistical breakdowns, and favorite moments from around the league.

Transcribed - Published: 21 November 2025

Hosts Jackson Gatlin (@Locked On Rockets) and David Ramil (@Locked On Heat) discuss Tyrese Maxey’s career-high 54-point explosion leading the Philadelphia 76ers to an overtime win against the Milwaukee Bucks, focusing on the increased load with Joel Embiid and Paul George’s early season impact. The hosts analyze Ryan Rollins’ emergence for the Bucks as Giannis sits out due to injury, debating Milwaukee’s playoff outlook. Shifting to the San Antonio Spurs, they marvel at the team’s surprising win streak without Victor Wembanyama, spotlighting big games from Keldon Johnson and Julian Champagnie against the struggling Atlanta Hawks. The conversation covers Atlanta’s defensive collapse and considers the future integration of Trae Young, while Nickeil Alexander-Walker’s scoring burst merits attention.

Transcribed - Published: 21 November 2025

Houston Rockets power past Cleveland Cavaliers despite doubts over their schedule strength. Alperen Şengün dominates with a standout 28-point, 11-rebound, and 7-assist performance, sparking debate: Is Şengün now the primary matchup concern over stars like Kevin Durant and Amen Thompson? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break down how the Rockets’ relentless offensive rebounding and unique duo of Durant and Şengün have vaulted them into the Western Conference elite, questioning where they rank among NBA’s top pairings. Eastern Conference favorites are up for grabs—can the Detroit Pistons or Miami Heat claim the crown as the Cavaliers stumble? Attention turns to the Rookie of the Year race. The crew also tackles Julius Randle vs. Scottie Barnes and asks if Jimmy Butler’s icy Miami return crossed the line. Don’t miss sharp insights and heated takes on the NBA’s biggest questions.

Transcribed - Published: 20 November 2025

Houston Rockets extend their winning streak with Alperen Şengün’s historic run, outmuscling the Cleveland Cavaliers and raising eyebrows across the NBA—can Şengün keep this MVP-level pace? The Toronto Raptors continue their surge, while the Philadelphia 76ers stumble amid injuries and turnover woes, putting Tyrese Maxey’s load-carrying ability to the test. John Karalis of ⁨@LockedOnCeltics⁩ and Tony East of ⁨@LockedOnPacers⁩ break down the biggest moments: clutch shots from Nikola Vučević and buzzer-beaters shaking up the standings, Oklahoma City Thunder’s dominance behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and Miami Heat’s resilience with Bam Adebayo back. The panel spotlights standout performances by Deni Avdija, Derik Queen’s breakout for the New Orleans Pelicans, and the New York Knicks’ road win in Dallas. Are the Raptors the new darlings of the East? Will the Bulls’ chaos continue? Every win, loss, and controversy gets expert reaction on this wild NBA game night.

Transcribed - Published: 20 November 2025

LeBron James returns in a surprising new role for the Los Angeles Lakers, posting the lowest usage rate of his career while fueling questions about the team's offensive ceiling and playoff potential. With Anthony Davis trade rumors swirling and roster chemistry evolving, can LeBron’s willingness to adapt spark a deeper postseason run—or will the Lakers need bigger changes to stay in contention?

Transcribed - Published: 19 November 2025

On this edition of Locked On NBA Game Night, Danny Cunningham (Locked On Cavs) and Abdullah Ayubi (Locked On Wizards) discuss the return of LeBron James to the floor for the beginning of his 23rd NBA season as the Los Angeles Lakers take down the Utah Jazz. The guys then talk about the Detroit Pistons winning their 11th consecutive game behind a fourth quarter takeover by All-NBA guard Cade Cunningham against the Atlanta Hawks. They also talk about Orlando’s win over the Golden State Warriors, the Phoenix Suns taking down the Portland Trail Blazers and the rest of the NBA slate from Tuesday night.

Transcribed - Published: 19 November 2025

Detroit Pistons ride a red-hot 10-game win streak, sparking debate about their legitimacy as Eastern Conference contenders. Can Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren's breakout performances plus elite half-court defense push them to the top seed? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore and Haize tackle questions around schedule strength, emerging stars, and what it really takes for Detroit to own the East.

Transcribed - Published: 18 November 2025

Chicago Bulls stun Denver Nuggets with an explosive bench performance, outlasting Nikola Jokic’s triple-double and pushing new questions about their Eastern Conference potential. Can the Bulls’ newfound depth and Josh Giddy’s versatile playmaking spark a serious turnaround for Chicago?

Transcribed - Published: 18 November 2025

LeBron James prepares to rejoin the Los Angeles Lakers, sparking debate over how his return may impact a team thriving behind Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves. Can LeBron shift his game to complement the Lakers’ emerging chemistry, or will his legacy-driven style throw off LA’s momentum? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore and Haize unpack lineup concerns, LeBron’s potential for a new role, and whether his experience helps or hinders this surging Lakers squad. Coaching changes shake up the NBA as Willie Green exits the New Orleans Pelicans, with James Borrego stepping in and making immediate roster adjustments—like starting Derek Queen. The panel evaluates trade possibilities for veterans like Herb Jones and Trey Murphy, discusses more coaches on the hot seat, and highlights weekend winners including the Atlanta Hawks and Detroit Pistons. Mark Cuban’s maneuvering in the Dallas Mavericks’ front office and Houston Rockets’ rising star duo also take center stage.

Transcribed - Published: 17 November 2025

On this edition of Locked On NBA Game Night, Danny Cunningham and Swipa take you through all of the games from Nov. 16, including the Houston Rockets thrilling comeback victory over the Orlando Magic, the Golden State Warriors taking down the New Orleans Pelicans in the first game since the firing of Willie Green and ask the question whether the Chicago Bulls are frauds after their fifth consecutive loss.

Transcribed - Published: 17 November 2025

Denver Nuggets notch their 10th win with Nikola Jokic controlling the fourth quarter, while Tim Hardaway Jr. emerges as a season-defining difference maker. Can Denver and the surging Oklahoma City Thunder maintain their spots as Western Conference powerhouses? Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Lakers dismantle the Milwaukee Bucks behind a monster night from Luka Doncic and a breakout double-double by DeAndre Ayton, raising questions about the Lakers’ ceiling with and without LeBron James. Camille Davis and Ku Khahil break down Minnesota Timberwolves’ fourth-quarter woes, evaluate Ja Morant’s future with the Memphis Grizzlies, and play “Are You Drinking the Ku Aid?” with the Toronto Raptors’ playoff hopes and the possibility of the Oklahoma City Thunder shattering the Warriors’ 73-win record. Plus, insights on rookies lighting it up for the Charlotte Hornets and the resilience of both the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Lakers’ supporting casts. Don’t miss the fast-paced analysis and bold predictions shaping the NBA’s early-season narrative.

Transcribed - Published: 16 November 2025

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Phoenix Suns surge with Devin Booker's MVP-level play, but can this hot streak last and propel them into playoff contention? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize debate if the Suns’ identity behind Booker's scoring and Dylan Brooks’ surprising contributions signal a turnaround, breaking down defensive stats, upcoming matchups, and what lies ahead for Phoenix in a tough Western Conference. Indiana Pacers face a critical crossroads after another key injury—should they embrace the tank for a shot at a loaded NBA Draft? The crew weighs the pros and cons of shutting down stars like Pascal Siakam and focusing on long-term development. Plus, catch their lively takes on NBA Cup scenarios, the most intriguing trade rumor targets including Anthony Davis and John Morant, and favorite moments from around the league. Don’t miss this fast-paced, insight-packed look at what’s real in the NBA right now.

Transcribed - Published: 14 November 2025

Toronto Raptors stun the Cleveland Cavaliers behind Scottie Barnes’ electrifying two-way performance—are the Raptors emerging as an Eastern Conference playoff threat? Jalen Johnson posts a historic stat line as the Atlanta Hawks survive a high-octane shootout with the Utah Jazz, while Devin Booker and Dillon Brooks combine for 65 points in a statement win for the Phoenix Suns. Hosts Jackson Gatlin (@Locked On Rockets) and David Ramil (@Locked On Heat) break down Barnes’ dominance over the Cavs’ elite frontcourt and debate if Toronto’s offensive firepower can sustain their early-season momentum. The episode spotlights Booker’s superstar impact, Brooks’ surprising offensive contributions, and Phoenix’s evolving defensive identity. Insights feature Jalen Johnson’s rise in Atlanta, Utah’s ideal “competitive tanking” strategy, and key questions about the trade value of stars like Lauri Markkanen and Trae Young.

Transcribed - Published: 14 November 2025

Oklahoma City Thunder dominate the NBA with the league’s best record, but are they actually better than last year’s squad? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break down Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s consistency, Jalen Williams’ impact, and Chet Holmgren’s rapid improvement. The team debates if playoff experience or raw stats matter more for title contention, while raising questions about the Thunder’s ceiling after a historic start and top defensive rating. Nikola Jokic drops a casual 55 points, fueling discussion on whether he’s already a top-10 all-time NBA great and what more it takes for the Denver Nuggets superstar to enter legendary status. Hot takes on the Dallas Mavericks fan reaction to Nico Harrison, plus how the Atlanta Hawks’ post-Trae Young resurgence could reshape their future, keep the episode buzzing. Don’t miss expert trade scenarios, playoff predictions, and deep insight into key NBA matchups.

Transcribed - Published: 13 November 2025

Oklahoma City Thunder crush Los Angeles Lakers as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander powers past expectations. Are the Thunder the true juggernaut of the NBA season? Wes Goldberg and Tony East spotlight the Thunder’s elite defense, breakout performances from Chet Holmgren and Casen Wallace, and their unmatched depth—even without key starters like Jalen Williams. The rise of OKC’s net rating and Sha Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP-caliber nights set the stage for a Western Conference shakeup.

Transcribed - Published: 13 November 2025

Draymond Green questions the Golden State Warriors’ commitment to winning after a tough loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder—are the Warriors’ championship days officially behind them? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break down recent struggles, locker room tensions, and Jimmy Butler’s inconsistent impact on both ends of the floor. Is a Jonathan Kuminga trade on the horizon, or will Steve Kerr’s aging roster find its spark before it’s too late? The NBA’s bold new All-Star Game format takes center stage, raising questions about complexity, conference versus world team selection, and whether superstar motivation is the real barrier to a competitive showcase. Plus, speculation swirls around the Sacramento Kings potentially blowing up their roster—who could be on the move and what trade assets might shake up the league? Don’t miss expert analysis, trade ideas, and the inside scoop on what’s next for these storied franchises.

Transcribed - Published: 12 November 2025

Philadelphia 76ers rally past the Boston Celtics as Justin Edwards ignites a fourth-quarter comeback—have the Sixers finally found the depth to thrive beyond the Joel Embiid era? Meanwhile, Tyrese Maxey plays at an All-NBA level, putting the Sixers in a prime position for a breakout season despite ongoing injury concerns. Hosts Jake Madison ( @LockedOnPelicans ) and Swipa ( @LockedOnNuggets ) recap a wild NBA slate, spotlighting Ja Morant’s struggles with the Memphis Grizzlies and assessing the team’s crumbling culture. The Utah Jazz dismantle the Indiana Pacers in a scoring frenzy, while Nikola Jokic’s dominant 35-15-7 performance powers the Denver Nuggets past the Sacramento Kings. The surging Toronto Raptors and defensive juggernaut Oklahoma City Thunder also grab key wins—are the Thunder shaping up as the West’s top seed? Get expert analysis on playoff contenders, struggling franchises, and every major storyline impacting the NBA landscape. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 🎧 https://lockedonpodcasts.com/podcasts/locked-on-nba Locked On NBA League-Wide: Every Team, Fantasy, Draft, WNBA & More 🎧 https://lockedonpodcasts.com/leagues/nba Follow the Locked On Podcast Network Twitter 📲 https://twitter.com/LockedOnNetwork TikTok 📲 https://www.tiktok.com/@lockedonsports Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! | Offers: https://lockedonpodcasts.com/offers/ #NBA #Basketball #Podcast #NBAPodcast #Sports #SportsPodcast

Transcribed - Published: 12 November 2025

Dallas Mavericks face a seismic shift as Nico Harrison is fired after the controversial Luka Doncic trade and mounting pressure from fans. With Anthony Davis, Kyrie Irving, and Daniel Gafford rumored as potential trade assets, is a full-scale rebuild on the horizon in Dallas? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break down future directions, highlight Cooper Flagg’s potential as a franchise cornerstone, and weigh in on whether Michael Finley can restore stability to the Mavericks’ front office.

Transcribed - Published: 11 November 2025

Detroit Pistons stun Washington Wizards in an overtime thriller, fueled by Cade Cunningham’s relentless 46-point triple-double despite 31 missed shots. Can Cunningham’s resilience and Danis Jenkins’ clutch heroics ignite a turnaround for the Pistons?

Transcribed - Published: 11 November 2025

Dallas Mavericks unravel after controversial Luka Doncic trade, with GM Nico Harrison on the brink. Can ownership course-correct and rebuild around rookie sensation Cooper Flagg? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize debate the fallout from Dallas’ floundering season, whether Anthony Davis should be moved, and why the Mavericks’ defensive focus isn’t translating to wins. Are major roster shakeups inevitable or will Dallas find a way to salvage its playoff hopes? Detroit Pistons surge to the top of the Eastern Conference behind Cade Cunningham’s MVP-level play and Jalen Duren’s breakout season. The crew breaks down the Pistons’ winning streak, examines playoff potential, and spotlights key performances around the league—plus, who’s up and who’s down after a wild NBA weekend, including Devin Booker’s playmaking and the Clippers’ rapid decline.

Transcribed - Published: 10 November 2025

Camille Davis and Swiper Cam break down seven games from across the NBA, analyzing Sengun's elite ball-handling and finishing ability that's making him Houston's most impactful player. The discussion covers SGA's dominant 35-point performance, the Bucks' embarrassing 50-27 rebounding deficit, and Cunningham's evolution into a legitimate closer averaging 11 fourth-quarter points. Boston Celtics reserve Anthony Simons explodes for 25 first-half points, while the Sacramento Kings' roster construction issues reach a crisis point after consecutive blowout losses.

Transcribed - Published: 10 November 2025

Cleveland Cavaliers erase a 19-point deficit to stun the Chicago Bulls in the most thrilling game of Saturday night's NBA action. Can Josh Giddey's breakout season with Chicago's pace-based attack sustain their surprising early success? Rylan Stiles and Gavin Schall break down nine games featuring Donovan Mitchell's clutch heroics, Joel Embiid's dominant 29-point performance against Toronto, and the Dallas Mavericks' concerning struggles despite beating Washington. The discussion includes insights from Locked On network hosts analyzing Victor Wembanyama's evolving role with San Antonio, the Lakers' shocking blowout loss to an injury-depleted Atlanta Hawks, and Nikola Jokic's continued dominance in Denver's win over Indiana. The episode examines Miami Heat's revolutionary pace-based offensive system under Noah Laroche, exploring how formless basketball is reshaping team identities across the league. Discover why teams are adjusting their defensive schemes against Wembanyama and whether the Spurs have legitimate playoff potential this season.

Transcribed - Published: 9 November 2025

Giannis Antetokounmpo continues his DOMINANT string of games with a forty ball! Jokic and the Nuggets handle the Warriors! Isaiah Hartenstein's career night! The Cavs are GOOD.

Transcribed - Published: 8 November 2025

Dallas Mavericks’ offensive collapse reaches historic lows as the Luka Dončić trade comes under scrutiny—can rookie Cooper Flagg be the answer, or is a full-scale rebuild inevitable? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore and Haize dissect the Mavericks’ roster flaws, search for a fix amidst Kyrie Irving’s absence and Anthony Davis’s injury, and debate the harsh reality facing Dallas fans. Phoenix Suns supporters turn on Bradley Beal with relentless boos after an underwhelming performance, raising the question: is Beal’s career officially a disappointment? Plus, surprising starts from the San Antonio Spurs and Desmond Bane’s Orlando Magic struggles, with insights into NBA Cup implications, Nikola Jokić’s outrageous passing wizardry, and Chicago Bulls’ upset potential against the Milwaukee Bucks. Don’t miss sharp analysis and bold predictions on the league’s hottest storylines and biggest surprises.

Transcribed - Published: 7 November 2025

The Phoenix Suns shock the Los Angeles Clippers with explosive performances from Jalen Green and Devin Booker. Are the Suns low-key kind of fun? Gavin Schall (Locked On Knicks) and Ryan Blackburn (Locked On Nuggets) break that down, plus the Clippers’ woes despite high expectations and a roster packed with veterans.

Transcribed - Published: 7 November 2025

Luka Doncic surges into the MVP spotlight as the Los Angeles Lakers outlast the San Antonio Spurs in a wild finish. The conversation turns to how teams are cracking the code on defending Victor Wembanyama, with the Lakers’ physicality and tactical doubles posing new challenges for the Spurs’ rookie phenom. Meanwhile, Russell Westbrook makes history for career rebounds by a guard, igniting debate over his true value to the Sacramento Kings’ season. Hosts Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break down the latest NBA headlines, including Derik Queen's emergence for the New Orleans Pelicans and the Portland Trailblazers’ unexpected win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Can the Detroit Pistons’ defensive surge and Cade Cunningham’s return to form propel them to the top of the Eastern Conference? Key stats, advanced metrics, and hard-hitting takes spotlight the league’s shifting power balance and rising stars.

Transcribed - Published: 6 November 2025

Luka Dončić powers the Los Angeles Lakers past Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs with a 35-point masterclass, cementing himself as an offensive force and turning up the heat on defense. With LeBron James and Austin Reaves sidelined, the Lakers roll out unconventional lineups, relying on Dončić's brilliance to outmaneuver a frustrated Spurs squad. Is this the best version of Luka we’ve seen yet, and does it push the Lakers higher in the Western Conference race? Meanwhile, Anthony Edwards and Darius Garland spark their teams with surprising injury returns, as the New York Knicks dominate with bench depth and the Cleveland Cavaliers’ offense clicks behind Donovan Mitchell’s 46-point outburst. The episode also spotlights the Oklahoma City Thunder’s first loss, the Portland Trail Blazers’ resurgence, and pivotal matchups across the league—including Miami’s worries after Bam Adebayo’s injury and the Dallas Mavericks’ disappointing stumble. Wes Goldberg and Tony East break down all the action and what it means for NBA contenders moving forward.

Transcribed - Published: 6 November 2025

Philadelphia 76ers blow a 24-point lead to the Chicago Bulls as questions mount about Joel Embiid’s future and Tyrese Maxey’s rise. Can Embiid adapt as the offense evolves, or are the Sixers headed for tough decisions? Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize analyze Chicago’s dramatic comeback, Josh Giddy's historic triple-double streak, and the Sixers’ struggle to find balance with their stars. The hosts also debate the Clippers’ ongoing woes, the impact of age on Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors, and the Pelicans’ challenges with Zion Williamson’s latest injury setback. Lively segments like “Pity or Petty” stir discussion on fan reactions to Miles Turner’s return to Indiana and Jalen Brown’s hairline drama. Will Anthony Edwards spark a Timberwolves turnaround at Madison Square Garden? Get expert insight into the biggest NBA storylines shaping the season.

Transcribed - Published: 5 November 2025

The Chicago Bulls complete their largest comeback since 2021, erasing a 24-point deficit against the Philadelphia 76ers as Josh Giddey records back-to-back triple-doubles for the first time since Michael Jordan in 1989. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder remain undefeated at 8-0, the New Orleans Pelicans finally secure their first win despite losing Zion Williamson to injury, and the Toronto Raptors surge to .500 behind Scottie Barnes' two-way dominance against Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. Jake Madison ( ⁨@LockedOnPelicans⁩ ) and John Karalis ( ⁨@LockedOnCavs⁩ ) break down six games from the night's NBA action, analyzing the 76ers' identity crisis without Joel Embiid, the Warriors' victory over the Suns featuring Steph Curry and Moses Moody, and the Orlando Magic's continued offensive struggles. The discussion covers Tyrese Maxey's 39-point performance in a losing effort, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's impact on the Thunder's perfect start, rookie Derik Queen's clutch fourth quarter for New Orleans, and how the second apron rules are reshaping team construction across the league. Tune in for comprehensive coverage and insider analysis from the Locked On Podcast Network's team-specific hosts on every game from this action-packed NBA night. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 🎧 https://lockedonpodcasts.com/podcasts/locked-on-nba Locked On NBA League-Wide: Every Team, Fantasy, Draft, WNBA & More 🎧 https://lockedonpodcasts.com/leagues/nba Follow the Locked On Podcast Network Twitter 📲 https://twitter.com/LockedOnNetwork TikTok 📲 https://www.tiktok.com/@lockedonsports Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! | Offers: https://lockedonpodcasts.com/offers/ #NBA #Basketball #Podcast #NBAPodcast #Sports #SportsPodcast

Transcribed - Published: 5 November 2025

ouston Rockets surge with elite offense, sparking title buzz—are they legit contenders in the West? Four straight wins highlight Alperen Şengün’s MVP-caliber impact, while Amen Thompson and Tari Eason provide crucial support. Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break down the Rockets’ winning formula: top-10 defense, league-leading three-point shooting, and exceptional rebounding. Has Houston’s balanced attack raised their championship ceiling, or will tougher competition expose their flaws? Ja Morant struggles to find joy in Memphis as leadership woes threaten the Grizzlies’ future. The hosts dissect Morant’s relationship with the coaching staff, suspect rotation decisions, and the franchise’s response to adversity. Plus, in-depth previews of Sixers vs. Bulls, Suns vs. Warriors, and Thunder vs. Clippers spotlight key injuries and tactical adjustments. Will Embiid dominate Chicago? Can Steph and Booker ignite a marquee shootout? Don’t miss sharp analysis on pressing NBA storylines.

Transcribed - Published: 4 November 2025

Nick Angstadt and Danny Cunningham react to Giannis’s evolving arsenal, discuss Miles Turner’s defensive impact, and unpack turmoil with Ja Morant and the Memphis Grizzlies’ locker room chemistry.

Transcribed - Published: 4 November 2025

Ja Morant’s suspension has rocked the Memphis Grizzlies, raising major questions about his future and the team’s leadership. In this episode of Locked On NBA Daily, Wes Goldberg, Matt Moore, and Haize break down what’s really happening in Memphis and debate whether the Grizzlies can move forward with Morant. The crew also dives into early NBA trade rumors involving stars like Trey Young, Zion Williamson, and Jonathan Kuminga, and discusses which teams might be gearing up for a big move. Finally, they debate whether the Chicago Bulls’ hot start is for real — and if the Spurs have a playoff shot. Insight, debate, and expert analysis you can’t miss!

Transcribed - Published: 3 November 2025