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Game Over with Max Kellerman and Rich Paul

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Sports media veteran Max Kellerman and super-agent Rich Paul discuss the most pressing topics in sports and culture.

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Max and Rich break down the Dodgers' financial machine and why other MLB owners have no excuse not to compete with it. From there, it's the NBA's European expansion—a tech billionaire eyeing a London franchise and what it means for young prospects—pl... more

Max and Rich kick things off by analyzing the NBA landscape now that the biggest free-agency moves have been made, including how LeBron going to Philly takes the media pressure off his new teammates. They then talk a little NFL, as Max asks if Patric... more

On today’s Game Over, ESPN Senior NBA Insider Shams Charania tells us how much time he spends on his phone every day and what his parents think of his NBA insider career. He also takes us behind the curtain of how he started to piece together that L... more

The decision has been made and LeBron is headed to the City of Brotherly Love (1:58)! Rich breaks down how the deal was made, what made LeBron choose Philly, how this shakes up the dynamics in the Eastern Conference, and more. Plus, we get to your em... more

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Recent Guests

Shams Charania
Preeminent NBA insider
The Athletic/Shams Charania reporting network
Episode: NBA Insider Shams Charania Breaks Down LeBron's Sixers Move, He Drops Some Free Agency Scoops, and We Separate Fact From Fiction | Game Over
Rich Paul
Super-agent, founder of Klutch Sports
Klutch Sports
Episode: LeBron James to the 76ers | Game Over
Bill Simmons
Sportswriter, podcaster, and media personality known for candid NBA analysis and front-office insights
The Ringer (implied by public persona)
Episode: A Surprise Bill Simmons Guest Appearance! Can He Convince Rich to Get LeBron to Golden State? | Game Over
Kendrick Perkins
NBA Champion, ESPN analyst
ESPN
Episode: Kendrick Perkins Talks LeBron Destinations, the Knicks Championship Being Questioned, and Why Rich Doesn't Text Perk Back | Game Over
Anthony Dabbundo
Baseball analyst
The Athletic
Episode: Potential LeBron Landing Spots, Plus NFL and MLB Talk With David Jacoby and Anthony Dabbundo | Game Over
Richard Jefferson
Former NBA player, recognized as a guest on the show
NBA/Player Representation
Episode: The Pitches Are Coming in for LeBron, and Rich Is in Vegas for Summer League | Game Over
Bob Myers
NBA executive, former general manager
Golden State Warriors
Episode: Bob Myers Joins to Talk About Building Winning Teams, LeBron’s Future, and the Whiteboard! | Game Over
Jeff Siegel
Senior Cap Specialist and capologist
Klutch
Episode: Has LeBron’s Situation Changed? Plus, Breaking Down the Second Apron With Jeff Siegel | Game Over
Matt Barnes
Former NBA player and guest on episode
All the Smoke (guest appearance)
Episode: LeBron’s Leaving L.A., and Rich Joins from Wimbledon. Matt Barnes Fills In! | Game Over

Hosts

Max Kellerman
Host of the show; veteran sports broadcaster with extensive experience in sports analysis and commentary.
Rich Paul
Co-host and guest interviewer; prominent NBA agent and founder of Klutch Sports, with deep insights into player representation and team dynamics.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 728 ratings
  • Rich Paul is unlikable

    Max would be better either A) solo or B) with a co host who isn’t so simultaneously boring and arrogant

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    mr. midnight 1978
    United States20 days ago
  • Investigation

    The NBA needs to investigate Rich Paul and Klutch for manipulating the salary cap. Shame on Bill Simmons and The Ringer for producing this show and promoting fraudulent activities. Rich Paul has painted the league in a negative light for the last time. @NBA needs to investigate and void all Klitch contracts

    Max Kellerman you are just collateral in this review. I wish nothing but the best for you.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    John Horst
    United Statesa month ago
  • It’s fine, but far from potential.

    At times it feels like just people talking about sports and not really a space for insightful content. Also, Max interrupts Rich ALOT. This does not add to the show.

    Please provide more thoughtful sports content that we aren’t already getting.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Washellah
    United Statesa month ago
  • Content and volume

    The content is fantastic, but I can barely hear. Raise the volume!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ASPodFan92
    United Statesa month ago
  • Sound quality

    I enjoy Max and Rich’s commentary and they both are insightful and have interesting views and stories but my goodness, the sound quality is SO BAD.

    Max volume on the app and you can barely hear anything.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    V916
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners praise the chemistry and banter, calling it engaging and insightful for sports fans.
Some critics want more guests and slower pacing, noting interruptions can detract from deeper analysis.
Fans appreciate insider perspectives on agent/player processes and business sides of sports.

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NBA Insider Shams Charania Breaks Down LeBron's Sixers Move, He Drops Some Free Agency Scoops, and We Separate Fact From Fiction | Game Over
Q: What was the back-and-forth like during LeBron's saga with the Sixers and other teams?
The insiders describe a layered, cautious process, with constant vetting, multiple check-ins, and strategic timing to avoid leaks while ensuring accuracy, culminating in a well-timed report that balanced source protection with breaking news.
Has LeBron’s Situation Changed? Plus, Breaking Down the Second Apron With Jeff Siegel | Game Over
Q: What are the expected destinations or near-term possibilities if LeBron were to move?
The hosts discuss four potential destinations (Lakers, Celtics, Heat, Cavaliers) and acknowledge others as possibilities, but stress that narrative considerations and practical cap/fit issues will shape any choice rather than a simple favored destination.
Has LeBron’s Situation Changed? Plus, Breaking Down the Second Apron With Jeff Siegel | Game Over
Q: Has LeBron's situation changed since we last spoke? Has he moved and given any indication he is forming an opinion?
The guest notes that LeBron has been largely in a 'holiday' mode, not sharing concrete indications, and that there is no definitive timeline yet as he enjoys time with family before decisions are clarified.
LeBron James to the 76ers | Game Over
Q: What factors made Philadelphia the destination for LeBron?
The hosts discuss family considerations, familiarity with the city and organization, the fit with Embiid and Maxey, and the potential to create a championship-ready roster, suggesting Philly offered both a strategic path to a title and emotional appeal for LeBron.
Fanatics Founder and CEO Michael Rubin Joins Game Over
Q: What do you look for in an athlete when partnering with an athlete?
Rubin explains they work with thousands of athletes, focusing on a small group in each sport who truly care about fans and the game, ensuring alignment with Fanatics' fan-centric mission and willingness to contribute beyond a monetary check.

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What is Game Over about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two veteran sports voices bring rapid-fire basketball analysis, insider business context, and cultural commentary to the conversation, often weaving in guest perspectives from players, agents, and entrepreneurs. Episodes frequently cover playoff narratives, star power, team-building dynamics, and the evolving business of sports media, with candid banter, sponsor reads, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes. Notable strengths include a distinctive insider lens through Rich Paul's agent perspective and Max Kellerman's long-form broadcasting experience, plus high-profile guests that illuminate athlete representation, ownership, and branding. Listeners likely enjoy sharp takes on current playoffs, player legacies, and the intersection of sports with ... more

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2. Rich Paul
3. Bill Simmons
4. Kendrick Perkins
5. Anthony Dabbundo
6. Richard Jefferson
7. Bob Myers
8. Jeff Siegel

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