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This week we talk about Klay Thompson leaving the Warriors. The conversation revolves around the perception of the Western Conference and the Eastern Conference in the NBA. The hosts discuss the number of good teams in each conference and debate whether the West is as tough as it is made out to be. They also touch on specific teams and their playoff readiness. The conversation ends with a playful exchange about the hosts' biases towards their favorite teams. The conversation covers various topics including the top teams in the league, the competitiveness of the East and West conferences, the construction of teams like the Knicks and Pelicans, and the delusional and funniest players in the league. The conversation in this segment revolves around the NBA free agency rumors and potential moves for players like Kyle Kuzma, DeMar DeRozan, and Lauri Markkanen. The hosts discuss the reliability of rumors and the tactics used by teams and media to create buzz. They also touch on the Lakers' salary cap situation and the possibility of adding DeRozan. The conversation then shifts to the Warriors and their need for a big man. They explore potential trade options and the challenges of finding the right fit. The hosts also briefly discuss the WNBA and the criticism faced by rookie Angel Reese. They address the misconceptions surrounding her performance and eligibility for the Olympics. The segment concludes with a discussion about fantasy basketball and the differences between the NBA and WNBA in terms of player availability and strategy. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the potential of upcoming players in the WNBA and their hopes for their favorite teams. They also touch on the debate between Steph Curry and LeBron James, the impact of recent pickups by the Dallas Mavericks and Philadelphia 76ers, and the overall competitiveness of the Eastern and Western Conferences. The hosts share their predictions for the upcoming season and reflect on the Celtics' performance in the previous season.

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The hosts discuss their experiences and excitement surrounding their favorite sports teams winning championships. They also touch on the lack of hype surrounding the most recent NBA draft and the dominance of French and Canadian players in the league. The conversation then shifts to the San Antonio Spurs' draft decisions and the trade involving the number eight pick. The hosts express their confusion about the trade and speculate on the motives behind it. The conversation covers various topics related to the NBA draft, including the motives behind draft picks, the Lakers' and Celtics' picks, and the discussion around Bronny James being drafted by the Lakers. The hosts also touch on the concept of nepotism in sports and the value of second-round picks. They briefly discuss the Houston Rockets' potential trade moves and the reactions of players during the draft. The conversation ends with a mention of a future debate about the rivalry between LeBron James and Stephen Curry. The conversation covers various topics including the trade of Mikal Bridges, the Knicks' chances of winning a championship, the potential success of JJ Redick and Kenny Atkinson in their new roles, and the performance of Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark in the WNBA.

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The conversation revolves around the Boston Celtics winning the championship and the reactions of the hosts. They discuss the perception of the Celtics as a boring team and the lack of all-time great players on the roster. They also debate the importance of individual performances in the finals and the significance of winning back-to-back championships. The hosts express their disappointment and congratulate the Celtics while acknowledging the need for improvement and addressing unanswered questions about the team. The conversation revolves around the performance and perception of the Boston Celtics and the Dallas Mavericks. The hosts discuss the impact of players like Jrue Holiday and Jaylen Brown, the coaching abilities of Joe Mazzulla and Brad Stevens, and the rankings of players like Devin Booker, Donovan Mitchell, and Anthony Edwards. They also touch on the criticism faced by both teams and the expectations placed on them. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the dislike towards the Celtics and the need to embrace it. The conversation revolves around the biases and subjective opinions that influence basketball predictions. The hosts discuss the importance of making realistic predictions based on objective analysis rather than personal preferences. They also touch on the concept of being 'battle-tested' and how it affects teams' performances. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Kyrie Irving and his impact on the Boston Celtics. The conversation concludes with the hosts discussing their picks for a basketball team based on different attributes. They each choose players for categories such as build, athleticism, shooting, passing, and defense. The hosts banter and joke throughout the conversation, adding humor and entertainment. They also mention upcoming episodes and encourage listeners to engage with the podcast.