Lance Stephenson/Jeff Green -- Beginning of the podMarkieff Morris to Washington -- 2:00Randy Foye to OKC -- 19:00Montijuanas to Detroit -- 28:00Courtney Lee to Charlotte -- 38:00Shelvin Mack to Utah/Kurt Heinrich to Atlanta -- 48:00

We discuss what each deal does, and means, for every team involved.

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For the sake of knowing, we predicted the wins of Philadelphia, New York, Orlando, Brooklyn, Indiana, Charlotte, Detroit, Boston, and Milwaukee. Some of these teams are definite locks for the lottery, others, not so much. Looking over ESPN's summer forecast for projected wins, we discussed whether each team would finish over or under what ESPN predicted.

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This week, James and took a positive and negative spin on the Eastern Conference lottery teams. We originally intended to do all 14 lottery teams, but found out quickly that would take too long (look for the West edition next week). James took the glass half full approach (trying to positively spin the 76ers was asking a lot) while I took the glass half empty approach. Whether we truly believed our own words or not, it was fun nonetheless to view the teams in one light or another.

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Before getting to the Morris trade talk, we elaborate as to why we think the Milwaukee Bucks and Boston Celtics could miss the playoffs, despite the general consensus that both teams will. We also slipped in some transfer deadline day talk for all you soccer nerds out there at the end, so stick around if you want to hear James gripe about Manchester United selling their stars (except for that fake out on the De Gea deal!) and listen as I accept the fact that Arsenal won't be signing anyone.

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Hindsight doesn't change anything, but it can be a bit of fun. In this episode, we re-drafted picks 1-14. Don't worry, Wiggins was still our consensus No. 1, but a few high picks found themselves dropping down the board, or out of the lottery all together.

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Episode 58 deals with rookie extensions and our opinions on the lottery head coaches in the NBA. James and I discussed five players (MKG, Andre Drummond, Dion Waiters, Jeremy Lamb, Andrew Nicholson and Tony Wroten) who are up for rookie extensions, and whether or not we think receive one. Of course we recorded this before MKG signed his four-year, $52 million extension with Charlotte, but you'll notice that we were pretty close on the contract he received.

After our extension talk, we discuss some of the best and worst coaches of lottery teams. There is talk on Derek Fisher, Erik Spoelstra, Flip Saunders, and Billy Donovan (among others).

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We last podcasted April 9th. It wasn't meant to be our last podcast, but both of our lives and schedules grew increasingly busy and unpredictable, and unexpectedly, we took a four month hiatus from the podcast.

To continue, we decided it was necessary to record on the same day every week, and at relatively the same time. We both are now in a position where that's possible. Moving forward, James and I will be recording Tuesday afternoons, with the intention of publishing the podcast Wednesday mornings. There may be instances where we record Thursday afternoon and publish on Friday, but the point is, we now have set times when we are both available, at least most of the time.

This week's podcast deals with the 2015 offseason. We look at which teams had the best and worst offseasons, and also which players were the best and worst additions. As always, we go on tangents, and rest assured, we found a way to gripe about the Hornets.

There are no time stamps unfortunately, but if you are a fan of the Lakers, Knicks, Kings, Nuggets, Pacers, and Heat, you'll want to give it a listen.

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Will the Pelicans or Thunder make the playoffs in the West?Paul George's return, and his impact the rest of the season.Should Brook Lopez opt out this off-season or wait until next season?How much money Bismack Biyombo will garner in free agency, and how his strengths could be maximized by certain team systems.What teams are still alive in the Eastern Conference Playoff race.Which lottery teams will feel good and bad heading into next season.

A lot more is discussed in between, and all of it is totally relevant/intelligent NBA conversation. As always, subscribe on iTunes, and for those who dig Podbean and have an iPhone, check out the new Podbean app for the iPhone.

Episode 54 covers the bottom of the Eastern Conference playoff race, and then moves on to predicting where three players -- Khris Middleton, Tobias Harris, and Greg Monroe -- might end up next season. From there, we discuss the final four and the potential draft prospects that are participating.

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Estimated Time Stamps:

Eastern Conference playoff race - StartWho's going where? - 26:00
Tobis Harris - 26:00Khris Middleton - 40:00Greg Monroe - 48:00
Final Four discussion - 55:00

Episode 54 covers the bottom of the Eastern Conference playoff race, and then moves on to predicting where three players -- Khris Middleton, Tobias Harris, and Greg Monroe -- might end up next season. From there, we discuss the final four and the potential draft prospects that are participating.

Remember to follow us on iTunes, and feel free to send us feedback on Twitter. As always, we thank you for listening.

Estimated Time Stamps:

Eastern Conference playoff race - StartWho's going where? - 26:00
Tobis Harris - 26:00Khris Middleton - 40:00Greg Monroe - 48:00
Final Four discussion - 55:00

In addition, there's talk about who will end up as the bottom three teams in the NBA, and then in light of Kevin Garnett's return to Minnesota, we discussed which NBA "homecomings" we would love to see happen.

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Estimated Time Stamps:

Winners of the trade deadline - 8:30Predicting the bottom three teams of the NBA - 28:00Last two lottery teams in each conference - 39:00NBA "homecomings" - 55:00

We focused on the Denver Nuggets, a team that could potentially be the most active in looking to move players, before moving on to five players that could impact lottery teams if they were to be moved.

We also briefly discussed Larry Sanders' potential buyout from Milwaukee.

Check the estimated time stamps below for the topic(s) that interest you, and be sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.

Estimated Time Stamps:

Larry Sanders' buyout - 3:00Denver Nuggets trade activity - 5:00Start of our discussion over the five players that could be moved - 19:30

Terrence Jones - 20:15Tim Hardaway Jr. - 30:30Reggie Jackson - 36:30Enes Kanter - 43:00Ricky Ledo - 50:00

Frank was kind enough to join us last minute, and the three of us talked about many of the current topics surrounding the team, including Kemba's injury, the development of Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, and Noah Vonleh's rookie season. We also make a quick prediction of who the Hornets could pursue in free agency this summer.

Below are the estimated time stamps. Enjoy your week everyone!

Estimated Time Stamps:

Effects of Kemba Walker's injury, & Gary Neal/Lance Stephenson as the backup PGs - 4:00Lance Stephenson's best role; point guard? - 12:00The development of MKG - 15:30Which wing players should get minutes in the rotation? - 23:00
Noah Vonleh's rookie season, and what to expect of him long-term - 35:00James gives Frank and I an advanced stats quiz (spoiler, we fail) - 40:00An early look at the 2015 off season - 51:00

The rest of the episode was dedicated to discussing the Brooklyn Nets, a team that suddenly finds themselves outside of the playoffs. The team might be up for sale, its star players could be traded away, and they don't have full control of a 1st round draft pick until 2019. They are, as our guest Reed Wallach of Nets Daily and Vantage Sports put it, "a team in flux." Reed was kind enough to join us on this historic episode, and provided a lot of insight into the major stories covering this team. James and Reed also bonded over their love of Jerome Jordan. We thank Reed for coming on, and we thank all you listeners old and new, for tuning in.

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So here's the deal. If you want to listen to James and I reminisce and make fun of ourselves, tune in from the beginning. If you're only here for the Nets talk, or you get bored of reminiscing, jump to the 27:15 mark. However, we do have a new NBA player introducing the podcast, and new intro music, so I'd recommend at least listening to that before jumping ahead. Anyways, here are the estimated time stamps:

Celebrating 50 episodes - Start to 27:15 markThe potential sale of the Nets - 31:30What direction will the team take? - 37:00Billy King's future - 48:00Lionel Hollins' job so far - 53:00Potential trades for Brook Lopez, Joe Johnson - 1:00:00Mason Plumlee's development - 1:11:00Karasev's emergence - 1:13:00Corey Jefferson's role - 1:18:00

A disclaimer; we had some not so minor technical difficulties while recording, so a bit of editing had to be done in order to get things right. We recorded last Thursday, and unfortunately the podcast is only going up today. But fear not! The material is still (mostly) relevant.