No Dunks

Heated MVP race talk spotlighting SGA, Wemby and Luka. Breakdown of Atlanta's defensive surge and Miami's late-game rally. Coverage of the Bulls cutting Jaden Ivey after an Instagram incident. Plain explanation of three NBA anti-tanking proposals under consideration. Plus light banter about broadcast glitches, Pick 'Em ideas, and a Smokies hiking saga.

They break down Cleveland’s new Big Four chemistry and how rest strategies are shaping seeding. Philadelphia’s refreshed big-three and late-season upside get attention. Jayson Tatum’s standout performance while taking on a primary role is highlighted. Orlando’s historic 31-0 collapse and Miami’s defensive slide are called out as major weekend low points.

Baseball-themed NBA awards for offensive and defensive standouts across guards, wings, and bigs. A deep look at why the Charlotte Hornets suddenly feel playoff-ready. Debate over Nikola Jokic and whether he is credited with too many assists. Jalen Duren’s breakout growth and a standout 30/10/7 performance. Quick takes on NCAA upsets and midseason injury impacts.

They break down Jamal Murray's 53-point outburst and a dominant supporting performance. Boston ending OKC's 12-game streak as a potential Finals preview gets attention. Minnesota's historic 15-0 overtime comeback over Houston is highlighted. Conversations also cover leaked Timberwolves branding, a proposed new league called Project B, and whether one-on-one makes a good date.

They debate where Nikola Jokic ranks on the MVP ladder and dissect his passing, turnovers, and clutch jumper. Tense talk about the Bucks-Giannis standoff and the Players Association stepping in. Quick takes on Donovan Mitchell’s takeover, Jalen Brunson’s quiet leadership, and the Hornets’ three-point barrage. Fun mailbag moments cover Hall of Fame talk, Wemby NOPEs, playing in socks, and the 65-game participation rule.

Spencer Jones, Denver Nuggets wing and former Stanford standout, talks his path from two-way contracts to a guaranteed NBA deal and why LinkedIn is his go-to for networking. He shares stories about Nikola Jokic, discusses shoe tech and ankle support, and outlines his interests in neurotech and AI. Plus quick takes on Moses Moody’s injury and Victor Wembanyama’s MVP talk.

They break down standout performances like Bones Hyland’s surge and Ace Bailey’s rookie breakout. Kevin Durant climbing the all-time scoring list gets attention. Hot team streaks, clutch moments like Luke Kennard’s late three, and Nuggets health updates are discussed. They also cover long losing streaks, a Thunder-Wizards skirmish with suspensions, and concerns about Devin Booker’s late-game play.

Luka Doncic's 60-point explosion and how teams might try to stop him. Victor Wembanyama's late-game heroics that sent San Antonio back to the playoffs. The Hornets honoring Dell Curry with a jersey retirement. A lively draft of coaches who might be on the hot seat this offseason.

On Thu.'s ep. of No Dunks, the guys discuss the breaking news about Cade Cunningham's collapsed lung, Luka and LeBron dominating the Rockets late, whether the Clippers or the Nuggets had the more surprising loss, Jonathan Kuminga accidentally hitting a 75-foot shot, and more. That, plus 10 NBA draft prospects to watch during March Madness. 🏝️ No Buffs recaps Survivor 50's Zac Brown concert: https://bit.ly/4uDjOMa ✍️ No Dunks' Substack has ad-free episodes: https://nodunks.substack.com/ 👕 Fix up, look sharp in No Dunks merch: https://bit.ly/4qi6nin 📈 Subscribe to No Dunks on YouTube: YouTube.com/nodunksinc 𝕏 Follow No Dunks on Twitter/X: https://x.com/NoDunksInc 📸 Follow No Dunks on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nodunksinc/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

They break down Alex Caruso using his shoe to block a shot and the rules debate it sparked. OKC’s clinch and SGA’s big night get highlighted alongside Timberwolves wins without Anthony Edwards. Updates on Cade Cunningham’s back spasms and Kobe White’s big fourth-quarter push. Russell Westbrook moving into fifth all-time in assists gets celebrated. They also fill out a March Madness bracket and weigh upset picks.