Ben Taylor, creator of the popular YouTube channel Thinking Basketball (and author of Thinking Basketball the book) goes deeper on basketball analysis, history, philosophy and theory with co-host Cody Houdek, and a variety of guests ranging from journalists to former players. Ideal for fans interested in Xs and Os, stats & analytics, coaching and team strategy and adjustments, in-depth breakdowns ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 304 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
How will these new teams fit together after the wild trade deadline? Are the Lakers dangerous? Are the Mavs? We discuss the Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis blockbuster, along with De'Aaron Fox in San Antonio next to Wemby, Jimmy Butler in Golden State, Zac... more
It's time for our 7th annual Sub All-Star team – who are the best players in the next tier AFTER the All-Stars. Who straddles the line and makes the actual All-Star team? Who were the toughest omissions? And what position of player is deeper than eve... more
The Oklahoma City Thunder currently have one of the best point differentials ever. How good is their defense? How good are they overall? And how well is Shai Gilgeous-Alexander playing right now? Before that, we discuss teams suddenly filling up with... more
What are the best offenses doing differently this year? What makes teams like Cleveland, Memphis and OKC so hard to guard? Before that, we address the “non winning” of style of play for LaMelo Ball and the idea of empty stats. Bonus questions on the ... more
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This content provides an excellent unbias analysis of basketball strategy(ies) including player usage, strengths/weaknesses, and system-fits, while using data from historical teams to identify trends in the modern NBA.
Great production!!!👏👏👏
Great Contant
Jaylen Brown a “sub” all star and Tatum at #9. Makes little sense given the Celtics historic domination.
They have very refreshing takes on basketball
I'm just a huge fan of both Ben and Cody. This podcast is my favourite. The humour, the wit, the thoughful analysis and the soothing voices. Whenever I need a peaceful and smart talk on my way home back from work I turn to Thinking basketball. No stress, just fun and thoughtful friendly discussions. A commuter's dream come true :-).
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