
Anthony Irwin takes a daily look at the Los Angeles Lakers in his own unique way, with the help of any number of guests from throughout NBA coverage, and beyond.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 4012 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BasketballSports | |||

Anthony and Harrison get together for a rare postgame episode in which they get to make a little fun of the Kings. They recap the game, break down Walker Kessler and Austin Reaves' performances, marvel at Luka Doncic and wrap with a Q&A.
The Lakers are wrapping up a stretch of five games in seven nights. They won... ugly? With defense? Really?
Anthony noticed something from the Kings all over the court last night: Walker Kessler wore them down. He and Harrison discuss that, Austin's under-the-radar production and more.
Bill Simmons called Luka Doncic insufferable. Anthony and Harrison greatly appreciate Simmons for making their points for them.
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It’s only been two games, so of course there’s nothing definitive to be said here, but my goodness Walker Kessler is a complete revelation for this team.
I am absolutely loving him as a Laker. Guy is going to walk into averaging 18 and 10 just simply doing the little things and playing the Clint Capela role.
My favorite part? How hard he runs. He’s not fast per se, but I’ll be dammed if he doesn’t run as hard as humanly possible every second he’s on the floor. With Ayton, even with AD at tim... more
I’ve been listening for several years and I will probably keep listening because the analysis, guests, Lakers passion and great care taken are excellent. But I dearly hope that the insufferable chuckling abates. It is truly painful and I’ve turned off multiple episodes because it was simply too annoying to keep on. It belittles the content honestly. It’s honest I guest, true to who he is, but man is it tough to listen to, especially on headphones.
Mailbag… Have you heard anything about he lakers in game PA announcer position? And have you also heard anything about Stu? He was out through the end of last season. And as a league over all is this the most insane/crazy offseason of all time? When you break EVERYTHING down it really might be.
Balmer got fined way less than 1% of his net worth. I’m wondering, if an owner is rich enough, is a $30m fine a deterrent? Dan Gilbert is worth $30bn, what would $30m matter to someone as rich as him?
Anthony—what on earth are you complaining about? After being told to wait until this off season, we got an unproven but promising center, 3 players who didn’t start for their teams, no power forward, some vet min guys, and a rail-thin rookie. Just what we were led to expect, right? How dare you not be happy with that! Now for the truth—whether Jeanie stays governor or not, Kushner/Iger have the right and power to fire the Rambi and Rob, and they should do that immediately. They should fire ... more
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A sharp, opinion-forward show about the Los Angeles Lakers, focusing on roster moves, cap dynamics, and market-driven speculation. Episodes commonly dissect trade rumors, free-agent fallout, and center-depth strategies, blended with personal anecdotes and candid takes on leadership and front-office moves. Noteworthy is the host's willingness to challenge conventional narratives, lean into rumor-driven analysis, and weave Summer League vibes and vacation-time commentary into roster-level decision-making. This is likely to appeal to listeners who want timely, take-heavy basketball commentary with a strong emphasis on contract math, player fit, and the business side of the sport.
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