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Speaker 1: An instant reaction addition to some breaking news in hashtag
Speaker 1: this league. Because the Lakers on Friday, they have made
Speaker 1: the expected official formally parting ways with their coach, Darvin Ham.
Speaker 1: I am coming to you in solo audio dispatch form
Speaker 1: in the wake of Ham's dismissal Friday, because Chris Haynes
Speaker 1: and I we've both been running around all over the
Speaker 1: place on playoff assignments. Chris has been working the Eastern
Speaker 1: Conference in Round one. I've been going back and forth
Speaker 1: between Dallas and LA covering the Mavericks Clippers series, so
Speaker 1: between travel, time zone clashes, we just haven't been able
Speaker 1: to connect since we recorded Monday's pod the way we
Speaker 1: had hoped. We will rectify that. I promise you we
Speaker 1: will fix that asap. But in today's pod, doing it
Speaker 1: this way, solo essay style, hopefully we can catch you
Speaker 1: up on everything happening, starting of course, with the Lakers
Speaker 1: firing of Ham, and the signs were building that this
Speaker 1: is where it was heading, given the Lakers inability to
Speaker 1: get out of the first round, given the Lakers inability
Speaker 1: to hold several leads in the Denver Series, even after
Speaker 1: a trip to the Western Conference Finals last season, winning
Speaker 1: the n Season Tournament as recently as December, pressure had
Speaker 1: been mounting on him four weeks now. He certainly had
Speaker 1: no shortage of detractors this season regarding lineups, rotations, and
Speaker 1: more recently, how he was connecting with Anthony Davis given
Speaker 1: some of the stuff that we heard a d say.
Speaker 1: But look, the Lakers, not unlike Phoenix. They've got roster
Speaker 1: issues to address, not as many as Phoenix maybe, But
Speaker 1: a coaching change is only going to fix so much here.
Speaker 1: And that's especially true because the list of established championship
Speaker 1: coaches out there available to the Lakers, it's very, very short.
Speaker 1: You're already hearing tons of talk about ty Lou as
Speaker 1: a potential Lakers coaching candidate. Tylu is still under contract
Speaker 1: to the Clippers. No matter what happens later tonight in Dallas,
Speaker 1: Tylu is not available to the Lakers as we speak,
Speaker 1: and don't forget that the Lakers passed on the chance
Speaker 1: to hire Taran Lou in the first place, back when
Speaker 1: they ended up hiring Frank Vogel, offered the job to
Speaker 1: ty Lou, couldn't come to terms with Tylo, and Tylu
Speaker 1: ended up coaching the Clippers. Mike Budenholzer, three years removed
Speaker 1: from steering the Bucks to a championship, he is available,
Speaker 1: and what the Lakers will ultimately have to decide here
Speaker 1: is do they narrow their focus to coaches who have
Speaker 1: not just experience but title experience like Budenholzer, or would
Speaker 1: the Lakers Fresh off these last two seasons with Darvin Ham,
Speaker 1: are the Lakers prepared to seriously consider another first time
Speaker 1: coach like JJ Reddick. The ESPN broadcaster Lebron James podcast partner,
Speaker 1: I've been writing about JJ Reddick's potential candidacy in Lakerland
Speaker 1: since Tuesday, but again, we don't know yet whether the
Speaker 1: Lakers would be willing to hire another first time coach
Speaker 1: after moving away from Darvin Ham so quickly, even a
Speaker 1: first time coach like Reddick, who, obviously, by virtue of
Speaker 1: their new podcast, he's already got a working relationship with
Speaker 1: Lebron James and wherever and however this thing goes. The
Speaker 1: NBA off season coaching carousel just got its first significant nudge.
Speaker 1: The pre existing openings before this one, we know Brooklyn
Speaker 1: has already hired Jordi Fernandez from Sacramento staff to be
Speaker 1: the next new coach. So the only other openings at
Speaker 1: the moment are Charlotte and Washington. Those teams, of course,
Speaker 1: at the bottom of the East standings much lower profile
Speaker 1: jobs than the Laker job. And when we talk about
Speaker 1: the Laker job, we are talking about one of the
Speaker 1: hottest seats in professional sports. You heard Darvin Ham the
Speaker 1: other day, right after the Lakers were eliminated with a
Speaker 1: game five loss in Denver. Two straight seasons the Lakers
Speaker 1: are knocked out of the playoffs by the Denver Nuggets.
Speaker 1: You heard Darvin Ham say that his two years in
Speaker 1: that seat had been quote a hell of a time.
Speaker 1: He was already speaking like a coach, like a man
Speaker 1: who knew what was coming. And Ham's dismissal it's just
Speaker 1: the start of what I expect is going to be
Speaker 1: a pretty frenzied off season because we had so many
Speaker 1: teams We're going to talk about this next. So many
Speaker 1: teams came into the season with big expectations and lost early.
Speaker 1: And just think about what we've already seen here as
Speaker 1: the first round of these playoffs dribbled to a close.
Speaker 1: Let's go through it. Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Clay Thompson
Speaker 1: and the Golden State Warriors, Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, Bradley
Speaker 1: Beal and the Phoenix Suns, Lebron James, Anthony Davis and
Speaker 1: the aforementioned Lakers, Jimmy Butler, bam Adebayo and the Miami Heat,
Speaker 1: Janna Santetokumpo, Damian Lillard and the Milwaukee Bucks, and finally,
Speaker 1: last night, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and the Philadelphia seventy
Speaker 1: six ers. Now, you guys know, I am no Vegas expert,
Speaker 1: so I'm not quite sure how to calculate this, but
Speaker 1: just imagine the odds you could have gotten in Vegas,
Speaker 1: Let's say around Halloween if you had made a six
Speaker 1: way bet, assuming that's even league. I really don't know
Speaker 1: if it is, but let's assume that you made a
Speaker 1: six way bet. Did I get that right? One? Two, three, four, five,
Speaker 1: six teams that none of those Star Layden six teams,
Speaker 1: not a single one of those six teams would reach
Speaker 1: the second round of the NBA playoffs. That's where we
Speaker 1: are in this league. After a pretty chaotic Thursday night,
Speaker 1: you had Milwaukee and Philly the latest marquee teams to
Speaker 1: be ushered straight into an early offseason. And yeah, it's
Speaker 1: going to be wild, stressful, complicated when you look at
Speaker 1: all those teams and the difficult pathways almost all of
Speaker 1: them face to really improving their rosters. I really should
Speaker 1: include New Orleans in this conversation. After Pelicans GM David Griffin,
Speaker 1: he came out after the Oklahoma City inflicted sweep of
Speaker 1: the Zion Williamson lists Pels. David Griffin all but promised
Speaker 1: that the Pelicans are going to be very active in
Speaker 1: the trade market this offseason, so that instantly as you
Speaker 1: start asking questions about who is likely to be moved
Speaker 1: there brandon Ingram, is that a trade scenario that the
Speaker 1: Pelicans are going to look into. There are so many
Speaker 1: significant and tricky decisions that will have to be made
Speaker 1: by all of these teams leaving the playoffs early. And look,
Speaker 1: we cannot forget and we shouldn't forget, we should never
Speaker 1: put this to the side. Injuries have absolutely overwhelmed the
Speaker 1: whole league in the first round of these playoffs. You know,
Speaker 1: I mentioned Zion there not being available for New Orleans,
Speaker 1: and we know what's happened in Milwaukee. Game was able
Speaker 1: to play in Game six, but Ya was not for
Speaker 1: the Bucks. And we can go on and on and
Speaker 1: on because there are that many injuries and they're really
Speaker 1: you struggle to find a first round series or any
Speaker 1: team in the postseason that has gone unscathed here. I mean,
Speaker 1: not even coaches are safe right now. I am absolutely
Speaker 1: sick for Minnesota's Chris Finch about the knee injury he
Speaker 1: sustained when everyone's favorite Timberwolf, the newly minted the NBA's
Speaker 1: newly minted teammate of the Year, Mike Conley, plowed into
Speaker 1: Fitch on the sideline in the wolves sweep clinching win
Speaker 1: over Phoenix, and it inflicted a serious knee injury that
Speaker 1: required surgery. It will absolutely suck if Finch's ability to
Speaker 1: coach against the Nuggets in the Tim Connolly Bowl is
Speaker 1: comp and it almost surely has to be given how
Speaker 1: serious this injury was. It is so brutal and unfair
Speaker 1: to Finch and look cruel as this is. We will
Speaker 1: have time to come back to that series to laser
Speaker 1: in on the second round and discuss the Wolves matchup
Speaker 1: with the defending champions from Denver that is to come.
Speaker 1: The immediate focus this week is what's been happening with
Speaker 1: all these headliner teams that have been ousted. And we
Speaker 1: got our answer in terms of Darvin Ham in Lakerland.
Speaker 1: But again, I'm not sure that a coaching change is
Speaker 1: going to drastically alter and raise the Lakers overall ceiling
Speaker 1: Lebron James is affected at this point. All the signals
Speaker 1: suggest that he will stay with the Lakers. We don't
Speaker 1: know yet what the contract structure will be. But the
Speaker 1: real curiosity, yes, the Lakers have a coaching search to
Speaker 1: conduct right now, but the real curiosity what kind of
Speaker 1: trade can the Lakers make to upgrade their roster. Remember
Speaker 1: they didn't do a deal at the trade deadline in
Speaker 1: February with the one first round pick they had available
Speaker 1: to move at that time. But I thought that was
Speaker 1: the right call, and we're seeing exactly why now because
Speaker 1: they have to do something significant now and now they
Speaker 1: will have three first round picks at their disposal to
Speaker 1: make a significant trade at the June draft or is
Speaker 1: it early July. Atlanta's Trey Young. We've been talking about
Speaker 1: him as a potential Lakers trade target since February. But
Speaker 1: will that list expand I suspect that it will. I
Speaker 1: think it's too early in the postseason for the trade
Speaker 1: market to really have crystallized in terms of potential players
Speaker 1: the Lakers can go after. I think in the next
Speaker 1: four to six weeks there will be another name or
Speaker 1: two or three who emerges as a potential Lakers trade target.
Speaker 1: So and honestly, we could have started this rundown this
Speaker 1: portion of the discussion with Phoenix because Frank Vogel is
Speaker 1: under no shortage of pressure in terms of his job
Speaker 1: security in Phoenix. And that's because, unlike the Lakers, the
Speaker 1: Suns don't have easy pathways to improving their team. And
Speaker 1: that's why there's been so much talk already about Frank
Speaker 1: Vogel after a forty nine and thirty three season in
Speaker 1: which he only had his three star players Booker, Durant
Speaker 1: and Beale. They only played together in forty one of
Speaker 1: the eighty two games. That's why you're hearing so much
Speaker 1: about Frank Vogel's job status because meaningfully changing this underachieving
Speaker 1: roster is going to be incredibly difficult for the Suns
Speaker 1: because of all the restrictions they face as a second
Speaker 1: apron luxury tax team. With apologies, of course, to Sons
Speaker 1: owner Matt Ishbia, who had the temerity to proclaim the
Speaker 1: following at a news conference Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's extremely fixable. I mean, let's just be real.
Speaker 2: Although this isn't a cool narrative and the national media
Speaker 2: really won't want to play it out there, but like
Speaker 2: ask the other twenty nine gms, twenty six of them
Speaker 2: would trade their whole team for our whole team, and
Speaker 2: our whole in our draft picks and everything as it is, Like,
Speaker 2: the house is not on fire. We're in great position.
Speaker 2: It's not hard to fix it. It's not like we're like, hey,
Speaker 2: we don't have enough talent to win a champion. We
Speaker 2: have enough talent to win a championship, right, Do we
Speaker 2: have enough continuity? We have time together, Like, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of things we can look at. Do we have
Speaker 2: like the right leadership in place? Do we have to
Speaker 2: add some pieces around? It's not like we don't have
Speaker 2: people that can score the Babel not that play defense
Speaker 2: and have one chance, like we have all the things,
Speaker 2: and so how fixable is it? And I mean, if
Speaker 2: I read the media, I would think we have a
Speaker 2: lot of problems. But luckily I get to spend time
Speaker 2: with you know, the best players in the world. In
Speaker 2: my opinion, the best coach is GMS see all these people,
Speaker 2: and I get to spend time with our people and say,
Speaker 2: we're in really great shape. And I wouldn't trade our
Speaker 2: team or our situation for anyone else's except for I'd
Speaker 2: like to be playing right now. But besides that, for like,
Speaker 2: how going into the offseason, I feel great about it.
Speaker 2: It's not like there's a lot of other teams that
Speaker 2: have good players that have to resign them or they're
Speaker 2: going to lose them, or that they might they're unrestrict
Speaker 2: your free agents. Like our starting five's coming back.
Speaker 1: I feel very good about it. Some truly impressive and
Speaker 1: fascinating defiance there from matt Ishbia, But no, dare I
Speaker 1: say that twenty six of twenty nine teams would not
Speaker 1: trade situations with the Phoenix Suns, And no, the Sons
Speaker 1: of Phoenix are not regarded to be in a great position,
Speaker 1: as he also claimed there, and I would also suspect
Speaker 1: that Ishbia will soon be able to confirm all of
Speaker 1: this for himself once this offseason gets going in earnest
Speaker 1: and the Sons try to make roster changes if they
Speaker 1: don't want to trade Kevin Durant or Devin Booker, and
Speaker 1: I strongly doubt they want to do either. Can they
Speaker 1: trade use of Nurkic? Can they trade Grayson Allen after
Speaker 1: they just extended him? That couldn't even happen until October.
Speaker 1: Grayson Allen is not trade eligible until next season starts,
Speaker 1: So just very limited options for the Suns going forward
Speaker 1: roster wise. Miami, the Heat's response to an early exit
Speaker 1: will start with extending Jimmy Butler's contract or not extending
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler's contract after a season in which, yes, Butler
Speaker 1: only appeared in sixty regular season games, but he all
Speaker 1: so performed absolutely heroically in the play in Tournament. Remember,
Speaker 1: he played out the opening game of the play in
Speaker 1: Tournament against Philly on a badly spraying knee, and he
Speaker 1: nearly led Heat culture to a win over Philly in
Speaker 1: that one. The Heat don't have to extend Butler. He
Speaker 1: turns thirty five in September, But what will it do
Speaker 1: to the relationship if they don't extend him after For
Speaker 1: so long now, Butler has been the central figure of
Speaker 1: the whole heat culture movement post Dwayne Wade the Bucks.
Speaker 1: I am absolutely relieved for them that Jannis Antetokumpo did
Speaker 1: not try to play in Game six. Hearing Yannis speak
Speaker 1: to reporters in Milwaukee on Friday on the day after
Speaker 1: the Bucks elimination, he really didn't sound close, But I
Speaker 1: have to say I was also I was flat out
Speaker 1: frightened for Milwaukee that Chris's guy, Damian Lillard did insist
Speaker 1: on playing in Game six with a less than pristine achilles.
Speaker 1: I'm super relieved for Dame on the Bucks that there
Speaker 1: was no apparent further damage. And I mean, look, I
Speaker 1: understand they had a shot to if they could have
Speaker 1: won Game six in Indianapolis. This thing is now a
Speaker 1: Game seven decider in Milwaukee, but man, that I felt
Speaker 1: like they were risking a lot just to have Dame
Speaker 1: on the floor. And now that it's over, this was
Speaker 1: an absolutely nightmarish season in Brewtown. It began with such
Speaker 1: promise no, there will be no comeback from three to
Speaker 1: one down for Doc Rivers. And now that they're heading
Speaker 1: into the offseason, I wrote about this as well earlier
Speaker 1: in the week, teams are already hope, crossing their fingers
Speaker 1: tightly wishing, praying that Yannis is moved to rethink his
Speaker 1: future as a Milwaukee Buck, even though it was just
Speaker 1: last October that the Yanas response to the Damian Lillard
Speaker 1: trade acquisition was to immediately sign a three year max
Speaker 1: extension with Milwaukee. But that's not gonna stop potential Yannis
Speaker 1: trade suitors from lusting after the idea that he is
Speaker 1: somehow unsettled. There anew and then the Sixers. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's been more than twenty seasons now since we've seen
Speaker 1: Philadelphia in the Conference finals. This time they didn't even
Speaker 1: get the chance to slam into their usual second round wall,
Speaker 1: losing to the Knicks in six games. But when we
Speaker 1: look at Philly, first of all, this does not have
Speaker 1: the feel of another playoff face plant, a feeling that
Speaker 1: the Sixers and their fans know all too well. I mean,
Speaker 1: this time Philly lost a series filled with haymakers and
Speaker 1: bonkers endings. Okay, they lost it to the Knicks, but
Speaker 1: they did so with Joel Embiid rushing back from a
Speaker 1: knee injury, probably faster than he should have, and that
Speaker 1: knee injury it dropped Philly from second to seventh in
Speaker 1: the East. And unlike pretty much every other team we've
Speaker 1: talked about here so far, the Sixers really do have
Speaker 1: some tangible hope for the future because they're gonna have
Speaker 1: more than fifty million in cap space this summer to
Speaker 1: try to find that third star to pair with Embiid
Speaker 1: and the rising Tyrese Maxey. And look, the free agent
Speaker 1: market is not teaming with wonderful options. But when you
Speaker 1: have cap space, you can also make trades. You can
Speaker 1: trade players into cap space. And I think we know
Speaker 1: that Darryl Morey loves to make a trade or two
Speaker 1: when he has the chance. And so I think all
Speaker 1: of Philadelphia right now is trying to work out how
Speaker 1: Tobias Harris could go scoreless in twenty nine minutes, everyone
Speaker 1: naturally concluding that this will be the last time we
Speaker 1: see Tobias Harris in a Philly uniform. But look, the
Speaker 1: Sixers as we speak, Yes, their season is over, but
Speaker 1: they are seen as the foremost threat on the NBA
Speaker 1: map to swipe Paul George away from the Clippers. The
Speaker 1: Orlando Magic also have to be in that conversation, but
Speaker 1: it's the Sixers who have the clip most concerned here,
Speaker 1: and I'm talking about long term concerns, of course, the
Speaker 1: immediate concern for the Clippers. Just in a few hours
Speaker 1: after I finish recording this, I am headed straight to
Speaker 1: the American Airline Center for Game six in Dallas Friday night.
Speaker 1: The Mavericks will have another opportunity just hours after this
Speaker 1: episode drops to bring the Clippers season to an end
Speaker 1: and finally avenge those first round playoff losses to Kawhi
Speaker 1: Leonard and Paul George and the Clippers in both twenty
Speaker 1: twenty and twenty twenty one. And I have to say
Speaker 1: it is this is such a wild night in Dallas
Speaker 1: because Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are in town
Speaker 1: for Caitlin Clark's first WNBA exhibition game. That's happening here
Speaker 1: in town or in the Greater DFW area same night
Speaker 1: as the Maverick's chance to close out a playoff series
Speaker 1: at home for the first time in twenty eleven. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: these two massive games are in completely different places. It
Speaker 1: would have been wonderful if somehow this could have been
Speaker 1: a doubleheader at the AAC with Caitlin Clark playing in
Speaker 1: her first exhibition game in the WNBA, followed by mas
Speaker 1: Clippers game six. How amazing would that have been to
Speaker 1: have both of these games in the same place. There's
Speaker 1: no way to be in the same place. And I
Speaker 1: will be at the playoff game again as the Mavericks
Speaker 1: try to close out a playoff opponent at home for
Speaker 1: the first time since they're run to a championship in
Speaker 1: twenty eleven, and if it happens tonight, then the Clippers
Speaker 1: concerns they immediately shift fully to trying to hang on
Speaker 1: to join Origin free agency and trying to do a
Speaker 1: new deal with Tron Lou because they need to extend Tylu.
Speaker 1: Tylu should not be in the last year of his deal,
Speaker 1: and Kawhi Leonard he was only healthy enough to play
Speaker 1: in two games of this series. This is the Clippers
Speaker 1: third series against the Mavericks in the space of five years,
Speaker 1: and Kawhi is the only member of that Clippers corps
Speaker 1: who is signed for the long term. Paul George, James Harden,
Speaker 1: Tylu all of them need new deals as LA's other
Speaker 1: team prepares to relocate to Inglewood. Of course, next season
Speaker 1: they'll be playing in the new and two at Dome.
Speaker 1: And basically now Orlando has to win a Game six
Speaker 1: at home against Cleveland, or the Clippers have to find
Speaker 1: a way to steal another win in Dallas without Kawhi.
Speaker 1: That's the only way we're going to get a Game
Speaker 1: seven in this first round. It did look like the
Speaker 1: Knicks and Sixers might be heading to go the distance
Speaker 1: after Maxie and Philly found a way to steal that
Speaker 1: crazy Game five at the Garden. But now we're just
Speaker 1: down to two outstanding series. Calves lead the Magic three
Speaker 1: to two, Mavericks lead the Clippers three two. Those series
Speaker 1: could be wrapped up by end of business tonight, and look,
Speaker 1: soon enough, Round two will be here the Tim Connelly Bowl.
Speaker 1: We will be talking about that a lot Timberwolves Nuggets
Speaker 1: in the second round. We know we're getting Nicks Pacers
Speaker 1: in the East second round, and that one, of course
Speaker 1: serves up a delicious subplot of Jalen Brunson. Remember he
Speaker 1: only played ten minutes in a Game seven in the
Speaker 1: last game he ever played with Rick Carlyle as his
Speaker 1: coach in Dallas, and now Jalen Brunson will be leading
Speaker 1: the Knicks, although they are still the banged up Knicks.
Speaker 1: He will be leading the Knicks against the Carlisle led
Speaker 1: Pacers in round two, the Thunder and the Celtics. They
Speaker 1: still await the identities of their second round opponents. But
Speaker 1: before we go, we do need to point out that
Speaker 1: the Celtics, after months and months and months of anticipation
Speaker 1: that Boston would potentially reunite with Milwaukee or Philadelphia, or
Speaker 1: maybe even both in the playoffs, the Celtics now have
Speaker 1: to beat neither to get to the NBA Finals again,
Speaker 1: which is probably a good thing given that Christops Porzingis
Speaker 1: is now out indefinitely with a calf strain, because of course,
Speaker 1: we needed yet another injury. I do think the Celtics
Speaker 1: can win two more rounds and get back to the
Speaker 1: finals without Porzingis, so they can play it safe and
Speaker 1: give him as much time as possible to recover, because
Speaker 1: they do need something close to a full steam poor
Speaker 1: Zingis if they're matching up with Denver in the NBA Finals,
Speaker 1: or even if Minnesota gets there with all of its
Speaker 1: size in the NBA Finals. Boston's gonna need Porzingis and
Speaker 1: the length and versatility he brings both to their offense
Speaker 1: and their defense. All Right, I think that will pretty
Speaker 1: much get us caught up for the week that was
Speaker 1: heading into Friday nights games. As I mentioned, been kind
Speaker 1: of a whirlwind for Chris and I. He's been traveling.
Speaker 1: I've been traveling. But Sunday night or Monday night at
Speaker 1: the latest, we will reconnect and we will dive further
Speaker 1: into all of this. The coaching carousel, the offseason chatter
Speaker 1: about potential player moves. You watch, this stuff is going
Speaker 1: to start to really spark up now that so many
Speaker 1: of these teams that were expected to do big things
Speaker 1: this season, now that so many of them have been
Speaker 1: sent home. And I mentioned the Warriors in there. We
Speaker 1: didn't even get a chance really to touch on the
Speaker 1: complicated decisions they face when it comes to trying to
Speaker 1: enhance their roster. Let alone, the Kings and the Bulls
Speaker 1: and the Hawks, the other three teams that exited this postseason.
Speaker 1: In the Play and Round, it's about to really start
Speaker 1: getting busy again on the transactional front. And I know
Speaker 1: you guys love hearing that the draft lottery is fast approaching.
Speaker 1: We know six first round losers, many of them prominent.
Speaker 1: They have to start plotting their next moves immediately because
Speaker 1: of what happened this week. And you're gonna want to
Speaker 1: stay dialed in with us to stay on top of
Speaker 1: all the activity that's going to take place over the
Speaker 1: next two months and change. The Darvin Ham dismissal is
Speaker 1: only the start of it. That is going to do
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