Today we have a very special guest! My boy Jordan L. Jones joins the show to talk all things hoop!.

We discuss various aspects of the NBA, including coaching dynamics, player performance, media narratives, and the evolution of players.

Jordan L. Jones reflects on the challenges of evaluating coaches based on fluctuating team performance and the impact of media narratives on player perception.

The discussion also touches on regional biases in player evaluation, nostalgia for past rivalries, and the legacies of players like James Harden and Steph Curry.

In this conversation, Jacob Hazzard discusses the current state of the NBA playoffs, focusing on the performances of teams like the Bucks, Magic, and OKC. He highlights the Knicks' transformation with the addition of Cat and speculates on Jimmy Butler's potential trade destinations. The discussion also touches on the rising star AJ DeBonsta in college basketball and the evolving landscape of college recruiting influenced by NIL deals. In this conversation, Jacob Hazzard discusses the potential impact of upcoming college basketball stars, particularly focusing on the excitement surrounding BYU basketball. The discussion transitions into a fun segment of 'Would You Rather' where various players, including LaMelo Ball and others, are compared in terms of their skills and potential. The conversation wraps up with a focus on player comparisons, particularly highlighting the skills of Peyton Pritchard and others in the league.

In this episode of the Four Quarters Pod, Jacob Hazzard discusses the current state of the NBA, focusing on the struggles of the Lakers, the dynamics of team chemistry, and the implications of coaching changes.

The conversation also delves into the performance of various teams in the Eastern and Western Conferences, highlighting surprises and predictions for the playoffs, particularly regarding the Spurs and their potential with Wemby.

In this episode, Jacob Hazzard discusses the current landscape of college basketball, focusing on the parity in the sport this season and the challenges faced by teams like Arizona and UConn. He delves into the implications of coaching strategies and player recruitment, particularly in the context of Arizona's transition to the Big 12.

The conversation shifts to the Rookie of the Year race in the NBA, highlighting standout performances from players like Jerry McCain and Dalton Connect. Finally, the episode concludes with a fun segment where Jacob builds a zero-time All-Star team, showcasing his basketball knowledge and passion.

Jake and B Redd's conversation revolves around the Olympics and the performance of the USA basketball team. We discuss the excitement of watching the Olympics and the heroics of the athletes. We specifically focus on the Serbia game and the gold medal game, highlighting the impressive shooting display by Steph Curry.

Jake and B Redd also discuss the role of coaching and the criticism faced by Steve Kerr. Overall, the conversation celebrates the talent and competitiveness of the players in the Olympics. The conversation covers various topics related to the Olympics, including the roster selection process, player injuries, coaching decisions, and standout moments.

Jake and B Redd hosts discuss the performance of the USA basketball team, particularly focusing on Tyrese Haliburton and Jason Tatum. We also mention other memorable moments from the Olympics, such as the women's track events and Katie Ledecky's dominance in swimming. The conversation concludes with us sharing our top five Olympic moments!

Today we discuss the NBA exhibition game between USA and Canada, as well as the upcoming Olympics. We also analyze recent NBA free agency moves, including Klay Thompson joining the Dallas Mavericks and Paul George joining the Philadelphia 76ers.

We also share our thoughts on the potential success of these teams and discuss the overall landscape of the Eastern Conference. We also mention the New York Knicks and their promising roster. In this conversation,

Jacob and B Redd discuss various topics related to the NBA, including the potential moves of certain players, the impact of free agency, and the future of the Golden State Warriors.

We also engage in a game of Start, Bench, Cut, where they debate the merits of different Olympic basketball teams.

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In today's episode J Hazz & B Redd discuss the NBA draft and analyze the picks made by various teams. They highlight the surprises and controversies surrounding certain picks, such as the number one pick from France and the Atlanta Hawks' pick.

We also discuss the San Antonio Spurs' draft choices and the potential impact of the Lakers' picks.

We then discuss the NBA draft and analyze the potential impact of various players on different teams. They highlight the importance of finding a valuable role in the league and how scoring and rebounding skills translate across different levels of play.

We also engage in another Start, Bench, Cut game, where they debate whether to start, bench, or cut Paul Pierce, D-Wade, and Kawhi Leonard.

In the first quarter, the J Hazz & B Redd discuss the Boston Celtics winning their 18th title and analyze the performances of players like Jaylen Brown and Kyrie Irving.

In the second quarter, they talk about JJ Redick becoming the head coach of the LA Lakers and discuss the potential challenges he may face.

In the third quarter, they analyze the trade between the Chicago Bulls and the Oklahoma City Thunder, highlighting the importance of perimeter defenders in today's NBA. In this conversation, we discuss potential moves in the NBA off-season. They speculate on the future of players like Paul George and Trae Young, and discuss the possibility of the Lakers acquiring Trey Young.

They also debate whether they would rather have the career of Klay Thompson or James Harden. The hosts express their admiration for Thompson's shooting ability and team success, but also acknowledge Harden's individual accolades and financial success.

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The conversation covers the 2024 NBA finals, the WNBA, and the talent pool in women's basketball. It also delves into the dynamics of the game, player matchups, and the future of the leagues. The conversation covers a range of topics including the WNBA, Lakers, JJ Reddick as a potential head coach, college basketball, and a 'start bench cut' game involving NBA players.

The discussion also delves into the transition from commentator to coach and the importance of former players in coaching roles. The hosts also engage in a 'start bench cut' game involving NBA players, providing insights into their choices and reasoning.