Bias Aside
Welcome to "Bias Aside," the ultimate destination for your weekly dose of NBA insights and analysis! Hosted by passionate basketball enthusiasts, this podcast is your one-stop shop for staying up-to-date with all the current events, thrilling moments, and captivating stories unfolding in the fast-paced world of the National Basketball Association.
Every Thursday, we bring you an engaging and unfiltered discussion that leaves bias at the door, delving into the heart of the game and uncovering the truth behind the headlines. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just starting to explore the world of basketball, "Bias Aside" offers something for everyone.
Join us as we break down the latest trades, game-changing plays, and standout performances from your favorite teams and players. From high-flying dunks to clutch three-pointers, we leave no stone unturned in our quest to bring you the most comprehensive NBA coverage.
What sets "Bias Aside" apart is our commitment to fair and balanced analysis. We aim to deliver a fresh perspective on each topic, examining the nuances of the game with a critical eye and an open mind. Our team of experts leaves their personal biases behind, allowing you to form your own opinions based on well-informed discussions.
Whether you're driving to work, hitting the gym, or relaxing at home, "Bias Aside" is your trusted companion for staying in the loop and joining the conversation about all things NBA. Tune in every Thursday to get your fix of basketball banter, insider insights, and a genuine love for the game. Remember, when it comes to the NBA, "Bias Aside," it's all about the pure thrill of the sport!
Bias Aside
We Need to Talk About the All Star Game
Back again this week and we apologize for our absence and discuss the Skills Challenge, Three-Point Contest, and Dunk Contest. We debate the future of the Dunk Contest and question the relevance of All-Star Weekend. The conversation concludes with a debate on the All-Star Game format. The conversation covers various topics related to the NBA, including the lack of effort in the All-Star Game, the lack of defense in the league, and possible solutions to improve the game. The evolution of the NBA and the impact of offensive rule changes are also discussed. The value of defensive players and the changing role of big men are explored. The desire for more scoring and the possibility of a four-point line are debated. The issues between George Karl and Carmelo Anthony, as well as the criticism of Austin Rivers by Stephen Jackson, are highlighted. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the focus on drama over basketball in the NBA. In this episode, we discuss the number of podcasts and the saturation of the market. We also talk about the ratings and reviews of their own podcast. The conversation then shifts to the real contenders in basketball and the chances of different teams winning the championship. We express our thoughts on the Boston Celtics and their potential for success. We also discuss the possibility of Cleveland beating Boston in the playoffs. The episode concludes with a discussion about potential locations for the All-Star game and the use of LED courts in NBA games.
Takeaways
- There is a lack of effort and defense in the NBA, particularly evident in the All-Star Game.
- Adam Silver has made positive changes to the NBA, but more needs to be done to address the lack of effort.
- The NBA has evolved to prioritize offense, with a focus on three-point shooting and spreading the floor.
- The role of big men in the NBA has changed, with many now shooting three-pointers.
- There is a desire for more scoring in the NBA, but it is important to maintain a balance between offense and defense.
- Drama and personal conflicts often overshadow the game of basketball in the NBA. The podcast market is becoming saturated, with a large number of podcasts available.
- Ratings and reviews are important for podcasts, and the hosts take pride in their high rating.
- The Boston Celtics have a strong roster but face criticism and pressure to win a championship.
- Cleveland is seen as an underdog, but the hosts joke about going to Cleveland if they beat Boston.
- LED courts could add a unique element to NBA games, and there are several cities that would be ideal for hosting the All-Star game.