Khari and Quis are back (!!), and they did NOT like the Slam Dunk Contest last weekend. Plus, who won the Nets-76ers swap of James Harden and Ben Simmons? Is DeMar DeRozan an MVP candidate? And is LeBron going to leave LA soon?

The wait is over: the Bucks and Suns are about to face off in the NBA Finals. Khari and Quis break down the matchup, talk about Giannis' knee injury (he's questionable for tonight), and tell you who they think will win!

The Brooklyn Nets are GONE, despite everything Kevin Durant could do. "The Process" has failed in Philly, and it might finally mean the end of Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid together. And Devin Booker and Trae Young are leading their fearless young teams toward a shot at the NBA Finals. Plus, Quis and Khari bring in their first-ever in-show guest in a CAN'T-MISS episode.

No LeBron and no Steph in the playoffs? No problem. There's plenty of good basketball to be found, from the surprising Phoenix Suns to the swagged-out Atlanta Hawks. Plus, our thoughts on MVP Nikola Jokic and more.

Chris Paul's hurt. Can the Suns stop the Lakers in Round 1? Everybody's wilding about the New York Knicks being in the playoffs, including...Mayor de Blasio? And the Clips look like they're going to get clowned right out the gate by Luka Magic. All this and more on the newest episode!

It's Playoff time in the NBA, starting with the play-in tournament. Who's going to take the last two seeds in each conference? Will both the Lakers and Warriors make it in the West? And who wins LeBron vs. Steph? Don't miss us in playoff mode!

Quis and Khari talk about the return of Anthony Davis, Steph Curry's epic heater, and why basketball is always better when the New York Knicks are going good.

Miles Bridges leads the charge of dunkers handing out posters around the NBA. Kyrie Irving is trippin' (again). And some Bulls and Clippers talk this week...is Playoff Rondo for real? We discuss this week on I Think I Know Basketball.

Say it ain't so: LeBron and LaMelo are the latest to fall prey to injuries. Plus, what big-name players might be on the move before the Thursday trade deadline? Khari and Quis dig into that and more.

Can anyone stand in the Brooklyn Nets' way on a march to the NBA Finals? What can new addition Blake Griffin do for the team? Khari and Quis break it down and talk about the good and bad of All-Star Weekend.

The Boston Celtics are a .500 team, and that’s not cool with Khari and Quis. They break down what’s going on with last year’s Eastern Conference runners-up and what they can do to fix it on this week’s pre-All-Star episode.

Is the Joel Embiid Show reaching legit MVP levels? Are the Jazz for real? And are the Lakers in trouble with no AD? We break all this down on the latest episode of I Think I Know Basketball. Music: Dutch ReBelle "Tonight" prod by Cartier C

Quis and Khari talk about: the new-look Cleveland Cavaliers served Brooklyn so bad last week the Nets are looking to JaVale McGee to save them; Joel Embiid wrecking everyone; what in the world Shaq was talking about with Donovan Mitchell; and much more!

COVID-19 had us in the first half, we won't lie.  But Khari and Quis are back to talk about the blockbuster James Harden trade and what it means for the NBA, Steph Curry's resurgence, and some surprise playoff contenders on this latest episode.

The 2020 NBA Season starts TONIGHT, and Quis and Khari have your preview right here. Who makes the playoffs, will Giannis win three straight MVPs, and who wins in KD’s return to Golden State and the Battle of LA? Listen in before tip-off! Music: Dutch ReBelle "Tonight" prod. by Cartier C 

The NBA is BACK, and so is I Think I Know Basketball. Quis and Khari recap a season like no other, talk about a wild off-season (the Rockets and Wizards did WHAT?!! James Harden wants to go WHERE?!!) and tell you what you’re looking forward when the season tips off next week. Music: "Tonights" by Dutch ReBelle, produced by Cartier C

I Think I Know Basketball is BACK — and just in time for the NBA Playoffs to get started. We talk about the rapper known as Dame Dolla being the baddest man in the NBA “bubble,” playoff matchups and who’s winning it all in the weirdest NBA season we’ve ever seen.

The 2020 NBA season is on hold while the world gets coronavirus under control, but that doesn't mean there's no basketball to watch! Khari gets in the time machine and revisits a classic NBA game between the Chicago Bulls and Cleveland Cavaliers from 1989 -- a game that featured one of Michael Jordan's greatest moments.

It's been a while since the team put out an episode, so Khari decided to give you some "car talk" on his way to work. How LeBron dominated Giannis and Kawhi over the weekend and inched closer to the MVP award;  The Celtics lose another close game they should have won;  Zion and the Pelicans' playoff push; What is up with the Brooklyn Nets?!

All-Star Weekend is done. Now, the real season begins. We talk about the playoff picture in both conferences and how we think the rest of the 2020 NBA season will unfold.