00:00 – 09:49
Chris celebrates cashing a WNBA parlay after betting on Caitlin Clark in a Fever vs. Dream matchup. He jokes about being an undefeated WNBA gambler and discusses Clark’s rising dominance. They compare her to other WNBA stars like A’ja Wilson and highlight the growing gap between Clark and the rest of the league. Greg points out the unnecessary noise surrounding Clark’s presence and the effect it has on the game’s perception.
10:15 – 12:26
They address Paige Bueckers’ quiet start in Dallas, noting the challenges of transitioning from UConn’s stacked lineup to a poor pro team. Chris speculates that some college teams could compete with WNBA rosters, especially UConn vs. Dallas. They agree Bueckers will adjust but need time and support.
12:26 – 15:35
Chris criticizes Maddie Siegrist’s limited minutes and laments her coming off the bench despite her scoring ability. They debate Indiana’s odds to win the Commissioner’s Cup, which sportsbooks rank surprisingly high. Greg praises role players like DeWanna Bonner and Aaliyah Boston’s potential if she stays consistent.
15:35 – 17:56
They discuss the WNBA’s rising popularity and talent level, including standout college players like Hannah Hidalgo and JuJu Watkins who must wait to go pro. They caution against rapid expansion, citing upcoming teams in Toronto, Portland, and Golden State. Greg warns that fan enthusiasm can fade if teams struggle early.
17:56 – 19:04
Chris expresses concern about Golden State’s competitiveness, pointing out that only three players shot above 30% from the field in their opener. The hosts discuss the dangers of having underpowered expansion teams that could drain fan interest.
19:04 – 20:25
They debate whether Philadelphia should wait for a new arena before joining the WNBA. Chris expresses excitement about potentially buying early-season tickets and supporting a local team.
20:25 – 39:10
Chris recounts a wild multi-day encounter with several large snakes at his home.
39:10 – 40:05
Chris briefly mentions a heated moment between Anthony Edwards and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in the Thunder-Timberwolves series. Edwards apparently threw the ball at Shai, stirring tensions.
40:05 – 51:38
The duo discusses several trade scenarios involving the 76ers’ No. 3 overall pick:
#3 pick + Paul George for #5 + Lauri Markkanen (Jazz):
A potential high-upside move to add floor spacing and scoring, if Markkanen can return to All-Star form.
#3 for Herb Jones + #7 (Pelicans):
Intriguing defensively, but less exciting offensively.
#3 + expiring deals for Cam Johnson + #8 (Nets):
Adds shooting and returns a future pick.
#3 for Tari Eason or Jabari Smith + #10 (Rockets):
Offers youth and energy but risky due to potential talent drop-off at pick 10.
#3 + Kelly Oubre for Deni Avdija + #11 (Trail Blazers):
Chris loves Avdija’s versatility and team-friendly deal, but Greg is less sold.
They agree the Markkanen deal is the most appealing due to his potential fit and offensive upside.
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