Court of Opinion
Eric Gonzalez and Michael SterrWe're two guys who never played basketball professionally, but with opinions these good, we probably could have. Undefeated in the court of public opinion. Listen weekly to hear our commentary on the latest rumors, trades, or action on the court!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Sports NewsBasketballNewsSports | ||||
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Latest Episodes
The Miami Heat have lost their fire and gone cold as of late losing their last 4 straight games. The losses have boiled over, as shown by the public spat between Jimmy Butler, Udonis Haslem, and Erik Spoelstra. Is there a cause for concern in Miami? ... more
Kevin Durant (Brooklyn Nets), Victor Oladipo and Markieff Morris (Miami Heat), Draymond Green (Golden State Warriors), and Kristaps Porzingis (Washington Wizards) all made their returns. Who has had the best return? more
All-Star Weekend came and went. Stephen Curry made history, the Dunk Contest disappointed, and the city of Cleveland wins the day. more
Luka Doncic scores a career high, LeBron James becomes the all-time leading scorer, Josh Giddey of the Oklahoma City Thunder becomes youngest to post back-to-back triple doubles. It was a busy week in the NBA, we give you the recap on everything that... more
The NBA trade deadline is upon us and dominos have started to fall. Domantas Sabonis, CJ McCollum, and Tyrese Halliburton are all on the move. Who wins these deals? more
The NBA 2022 All-Star starters were announced this week - who were the biggest surprises? Biggest snubs? more
Steph Curry is in the middle of the worst shooting slump of his career and with Draymond Green out the Warriors have hovered around .500 their last 10 games. Should the Warriors be concerned? more
The Miami Heat keep polishing diamonds in the rough. Will the emergence of unexpected talents combined with the return of established players cause rotation issues? more
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- These guys don’t miss
Love how they get straight to the point & always bring up overlooked arguments delivered in two different perspectives. You can tell both of these dudes played basketball in a past life. I have slowly quit watching all other mainstream shows since they’ve been diluted with less basketball ; this is now my goto.
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These dudes are big mad Tyler Herro is having a child, for literally no reason
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