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Dan Le Batard & crew discuss how the Miami Heat should approach a potential trade of Jimmy Butler following his suspension and analyze whether or not the Heat handled the situation properly.
Mike Breen joins the Dan Patrick Show to discuss the Cleveland Cavaliers-Oklahoma City Thunder game that could be a preview of this year’s NBA final, what it takes to earn a signature ‘double bang’ call and more.
The Jimmy Butler-Pat Riley square-off is something the likes of which the sports city of Miami hasn’t seen in a long time.
Rotoworld Basketball Show explores current and future fantasy outlooks for two intriguing pieces, including Grizzlies’ Jaren Jackson Jr. and Cavs’ Evan Mobley.
Dan Titus, Raphielle Johnson, and Noah Rubin debate which of Nikola Jokic, Victor Wembanyama, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will finish as fantasy basketball’s No. 1 player by the end of the season.
RBS shares how Wolves’ star Anthony Edwards could see an uptick in several categories of fantasy production before exploring why Julius Randle’s numbers could take a hit.
RBS explains why Kawhi Leonard’s return in Los Angeles will have a relatively minor impact on Clippers fantasy assets, with an extended look at James Harden’s efficiency.
Dan Le Batard and company discuss if Pat Riley should be criticized for refusing to trade and then suspending Jimmy Butler, sharing the reasons why Butler could deserve more blame than Riley for creating this situation.
The Dan Le Batard Show examines how the Miami Heat have handled the Jimmy Butler trade situation, and discuss what Riley needs to do to propel the organization to compete for titles.
Dan Le Batard breaks down the conflict between Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat as the star has asked to be traded.
Dan Titus, Raphielle Johnson and Noah Rubin analyze Atlanta Hawks rookie Zaccharie Risacher, debating whether the No. 1 overall pick from the 2024 NBA Draft warrants fantasy attention.
Dan Titus, Raphielle Johnson and Noah Rubin break down the fantasy fallout from the Lakers trading D’Angelo Russell to the Nets and if this is a better real-life move than fantasy.
With Luka Doncic sidelined indefinitely with a calf injury, the Rotoworld Basketball Show feel there aren’t many “must-roster” players in his absence, and they should rather be looking for short-term options.
The Senior Director of Marketing Partnerships, Denise Pyfrom, is a trailblazer at the NBA. She shares her tips and tricks to carving your own path in sports business. “3 Pointer - Women of the NBA” presented by Ford.
Raphielle Johnson and Noah Rubin discuss the recent dominance of Victor Wembanyama and if he can surpass Nikola Jokic in fantasy this season.
The Dan Le Batard Show crew talks about why the Chargers have struggled defensively the past two games after a hot start to the season and why Joel Embiid has experienced so much failure during his tenure with the 76ers.
Dan Titus, Raphielle Johnson and Noah Rubin discuss LeBron James not living up to his fantasy draft pedigree and how his lack of trade value forces managers to ‘ride out’ the year.
Rotoworld Basketball Show explores how fantasy managers should handle Kawhi Leonard for the rest of the month and in 2025 given the star’s lengthy injury history.
RBS debates Tari Eason’s true fantasy value as the new year looms, explaining why managers shouldn’t be looking to move the talented 23-year-old.
Based on Adam Silver’s recent comments, Dan Patrick says it seems like the NBA commissioner is content with the state of the game, as Patrick wonders how the current All-Star Game format could potentially be rectified.
Dan Patrick analyzes the NBA’s recent ratings, declaring “there are no bad ideas” that Adam Silver can implement to grow the league and sharing why professional men’s basketball needs its own version of Caitlin Clark.
Dan Patrick reacts to the Bulls and Hornets making NBA history by missing a combined 75 three-pointers in a single game on Friday night. Charlotte forward Brandon Miller missed 12 three-pointers on his own.