The Crossover NBA Show – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Chris Mannix and Rohan Nadkarni discuss the numerous gambling controversies and comments from around the sports world before breaking down the Bucks playing a competitive game against the Celtics despite Giannis Antetokounmpo's absence. We also discuss if the Pelicans are the biggest threat to the Nuggets in the west and the numerous Anthony Edwards Jordan comparisons after his massive dunk on John Collins

Rohan Nadkarni is joined by Dan Devine of Yahoo Sports to break down how the Nuggets have followed their own lead from last year by dominating out of the all star break. We also discuss the under discussed Pelicans led by a surging Zion Williamson, try to make sense of the hot and cold Dallas Mavericks, and how some injury plagued teams in the eastern conference have managed to stay well above .500

Chris Mannix and Rohan Nadkarni discuss Chicago Bulls fans booing the late Jerry Krause at the teams ring of honor ceremony in front of his widow before getting into what moves the Lakers, Hawks, and Warriors need to make at the trade deadline to stay in the play in mix

On this edition of the Friday Crossover Howard talks to the Athletics Mike Prada, the author of SPACED OUT: How the NBA's 3-Point Revolution changed everything you thought you knew about basketball. We pick our favorite surprises from the start of this season, why some superteams aren't working out, how three point attempts have jumped to an all time high, and the players who still thrive in small ball.

Mannix and Beck break down why Kyrie Irving still hasn't come back from his suspension as it reaches seven games, how the Boston Celtics have remained on top after a drama filled offseason, and if anyone should really be surprised at the Knicks mediocre start

On the Friday edition, Howard Beck welcomes back author (and former player) Dan Grunfeld, to discuss the issues stemming from Kyrie Irving’s promotion of an antisemitic film. How should the NBA respond? What role can the league play in educating people about antisemitism? Grunfeld’s father Ernie is the only player in NBA history to come from Holocaust survivors – a journey detailed in Dan’s book, By the Grace of the Game: The Holocaust, a Basketball Legacy, and an Unprecedented American Dream.

Mannix and Beck wonder if it's time for the Lakers to finally make a trade after their 2-8 start to the season before discussing the hot start that the Bucks are having without Khris Middleton, whether the Jazz can sneak into the playoffs instead of tanking, if the Cavs are a legit finals contender, and what to expect from the Suns after their 7-3 following a drama filled offseason

On the Friday edition, Howard Beck welcomes TNT analyst Stan Van Gundy to discuss what (aside from Kyrie) is ailing the Nets, and whether a new coach can fix it. Or is it already time to blow it up and start over? Then they discuss some of the pleasant surprises of the season, including the Trail Blazers, Cavaliers, Jazz and Spurs. Be the first to preorder Sports Illustrated’s new book on the Lakers, The Greatest Show on Earth, available here: https://bit.ly/Lakers75. Use promo code LAKERS30 for a 30% discount.

Mannix and Beck are back in a Frdiay bonus episode to break down the updates in the Kyrie Irving early season saga that has resulted in a suspension

Mannix and Beck discuss the controversy surrounding Kyrie Irving's social media posts featuring anti Semitic rhetoric and how it worsens an already dismal stat to Brooklyn's season. We also discuss the surprisingly great start to the season for the Portland Trail Blazers and why Russell Westbrook's play in the Lakers first win is a sign that he's perfect for a sixth man role