Summary: Twenty wins in twenty-one tries, the league’s stingiest defense, and a net rating that dares you to look away—Oklahoma City isn’t just good, they’re defining the moment. We dig into how Shea Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP-level efficiency, Chet Holmgren’s two-way impact, and Mark Daigneault’s rotation discipline have turned the Thunder into a machine. Then we zoom out to the draft capital that still tilts their future, including a vulnerable Clippers pick that could drop another blue-chip ...
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Summary: Twenty wins in twenty-one tries, the league’s stingiest defense, and a net rating that dares you to look away—Oklahoma City isn’t just good, they’re defining the moment. We dig into how Shea Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP-level efficiency, Chet Holmgren’s two-way impact, and Mark Daigneault’s rotation discipline have turned the Thunder into a machine. Then we zoom out to the draft capital that still tilts their future, including a vulnerable Clippers pick that could drop another blue-chip ...
Trey Young's Contract Standoff: Atlanta's Moment of Truth
Front Runner Podcast Collective
1 hour 33 minutes
4 months ago
Trey Young's Contract Standoff: Atlanta's Moment of Truth
Summary: The Central Division has become the NBA's pressure cooker, where franchise-altering decisions and bold strategies are reshaping the league's landscape. At the heart of this episode is Trey Young's contract standoff with Atlanta. Despite building the perfect defensive team around their star guard—adding length, versatility, and rim protection with pieces like Dyson Daniels and Zachary Edey—the Hawks' new front office hasn't approached Young about his $229 million extension. Wit...
Front Runner Podcast Collective
Summary: Twenty wins in twenty-one tries, the league’s stingiest defense, and a net rating that dares you to look away—Oklahoma City isn’t just good, they’re defining the moment. We dig into how Shea Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP-level efficiency, Chet Holmgren’s two-way impact, and Mark Daigneault’s rotation discipline have turned the Thunder into a machine. Then we zoom out to the draft capital that still tilts their future, including a vulnerable Clippers pick that could drop another blue-chip ...
