No Look Pass Podcast Archiv
65 Episoden
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LeBron James and Kyrie Irving, among the raucous Oakland crowd, pulled off an incredible game five performance to take the series back to Cleveland. The question is: did they expend everything they had doing so, and do they have enough in the tank to duplicate that at home in game six? The Warriors have Draymond Green back in the lineup, but have lost Andrew Bogut for the rest of the series. Are they healthy enough to take back the momentum from the surging Cavaliers? Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast, like us on facebook at facebook.com/nlppod and listen to archived episodes on iTunes or at WRSPN.com
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The Warriors have not looked back from their 3-1 comeback in the Western Conference Finals against the OKC Thunder, and have demolished the Cavaliers in the first two games of the NBA Finals. Is it fair to already consider the Finals over, or can the Cavaliers do anything to turn it around and make it a competitive series? The hosts will also flash back to some decisions the Cavs, and LeBron James have made and see if they would change anything that has gotten them to this point. Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast, like us on facebook at facebook.com/nlppod, and listen to all archived episodes at WRSPN.co
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The 2016 NBA Western Conference Finals will go down as one to remember, and it may have left us with more questions than answers. The hosts will attempt to answer some of them, like where the comeback ranks, was it an upset, and what does it ultimately mean for the future of Kevin Durant? After they pay their respects to the departed OKC Thunder and Toronto Raptors, the focus will be all things NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Does either team benefit from having played last year in the Finals against one another? What is on the line for the legacies of the various superstars? How many hours will JR Smith stay awake straight if he is a champion? Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast, subscribe to the NLPPodcast on iTunes, or listen to archived episodes at WRSPN.com
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After looking completely out of their league in the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Toronto Raptors gave Jurassic Park and company reason to believe in game three with a double-digit victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Is this a sign that the Cavs finally have some opposition for the eastern conference crown, or are the Raptors simply poised for the gentle men's sweep? The hosts will also discuss unique awards for the playoffs, like who was this year's LaMarcus Aldridge and Chris Paul. Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast and listen to archived episodes at WRSPN.com
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The second round of the NBA playoffs are in the books, and there is only one more step until the NBA Finals, and that is to win your conference. The hosts will preview both the Eastern and Western Conference Finals, as well as recap one thing they nailed in the postseason, and one thing they failed. A tribute will be made to the fallen teams in the second round, and a look to see what their future has in store. Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast and listen to archived episodes at WRSPN.com
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The NBA playoffs are in full-force, with some interesting story lines throughout. The hosts will tackle some: Can the Cleveland Cavaliers continue to shoot lights out from beyond the arc? And are they poised for an NBA championship? What do the Warriors look like without Steph Curry? Did Kyle Lowry finally reclaim his body that was abducted by Ricky Davis earlier in the playoffs? Also, we will discuss who you would rather start your team with: Kawhi Leonard, or Draymond Green? Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast and listen to archived episodes at WRSPN.com
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The Toronto Raptors had never won a seven-game series until last night, if you want to call what they did winning. Maybe survival is a better term... Regardless, they are on to round two to face the Miami Heat, and the hosts will discuss how they got there, along with what they expect in the second round in all four series, as they also bid their farewells to the eliminated teams, and give a quick rundown of what to expect from the departed squads going forward. Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast and listen to all archived episodes at WRSPN.com
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The first round of the NBA Playoffs is almost in the book, and some teams have already joined those who did not advance home on the couch to enjoy the postseason with the rest of us. The hosts will focus on those teams, and see what is next for the Memphis Grizzlies, Dallas Mavericks and Detroit Pistons. Also, there are series still in the air, and the hosts will make what they can on those competitive matchups. And oh yeah, STEPH CURRY AND CHRIS PAUL ARE HURT. Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast and listen to archived episodes at WRSPN.com
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The early story of the first round to the NBA playoffs has been the blowouts, as the favorites are beating up on the competition. Did a Dallas Mavericks victory in OKC last night change the tide of that narrative? The hosts will also discuss their predictions prior to the series, and if watching the first games changed their minds about any of their thoughts coming into the series. Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast and listen to archived epsiodes at WRSPN.com
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As the NBA regular season draws to a close, all eyes are on Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors in their chase for 73 wins, which would break the single season NBA record set by the Chicago Bulls during the Michael Jordan era. Will the Warriors pull it off, and what does that mean for their legacy? Can we declare them a dynasty if they go back-to-back? How many half-court shots does Curry need to hit before he just puts it in his array of shots? What would Klay Thompson look like on his own team? Plus, the hosts will discuss unexpected playoff storylines, like the Lance Stephenson revenge tour, the possibly wide open Eastern Conference, and Stan Van Gundy's mustache resurgence.
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With injuries to two of their key players in Marc Gasol and Mike Conley, things are looking grim for the Memphis Grizzlies. Having lost their last six games, they continue to fight for a playoff spot in the suddenly competitive Western Conference. However, it is not all bad in Memphis, at least in the hosts point of view, as a version of their grit n' grind playing style seems to have resurfaced. When did Jordan Farmar start living again? How likely is a Tony Allen/;Lance Stephenson locker room showdown? Are the Grizzlies in rebuild mode? Also, the hosts will make some predictions for regular season awards, including MVP, where one of the hosts may not pick Steph Curry (that's not actually true), Defensive Player of the Year, Sixth Man of the Year, and Coach of the Year.
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Death and Taxes may need to seriously consider adding the Gregg Popovich Spurs making the playoffs to the club of the inevitable realities of life. The hosts at the NLP Podcast spend a week watching the Spurs to attempt to comprehend just how Pop and the Spurs are able to continuously duplicate their success, and why Pop is the true Troll God. They will also discuss the fight at the bottom of the Western Conference playoff picture, and some potential March Madness ramifications for the NBA. Listen to archived episodes at WRSPN.com and follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast.
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Without the services of Blake Griffin, the LA Clippers have seemingly not lost a step, which has led some to believe that the team may be better off without him. Is that possible? Where does JJ Redick rank in the white player hierarchy? Is Chris Paul the worst teammate in the NBA, and is that even a bad thing? The hosts will also play a playoff edition of "Assist or Turnover," and see who will better or worsen their position in the current playoff standings. Listen to archived episodes of the podcast at WRSPN.com and follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast.
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The tradtional layout of the Eastern Conference in the last 5-10 years has heavily involved the Chicago Bulls as a potential contender for the championship. However, this season sees them struggling to even get into the race, let alone win it. What exactly has gone wrong in Chicago, and why are they hovering around .500? Will Derrick Rose ever be an all-star again? What do they miss more: Joakim Noah's defense or his ponytail? The hosts will also discuss the most competitive regular season award, and the prospects of Kevin Durant leaving OKC given their recent big losses against teams they will likely have to beat in the playoffs. Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast and listen to archived episodes at WRSPN.com
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Last week, Frank picked the Milwaukee Bucks as a potential second half surprise team, and they did not give his prediction much clout with their performance last week. Will the Bucks continue to disappoint toward the end of the season, or will the young talents like Jabari Parker and the Greek Freak propel them to turn it aorund? The hosts also must discuss where they were when the Steph Curry shot went in against the Thunder, and some teams they are looking forward to seeing tested come playoff time. Follow the podcast on twitter @NLPPodcast and listen to archived episodes at WRSPN.com.
