Hoop Fiends

As promised, the Fiends return to react to the first three games of the finals, which shockingly has the Pacers in front.

I guess there is one more basketball series but come on in for an all important review of Sinners

You won't get this hard hitting analysis anywhere else

Steve is joined by special guest Jake G League to discuss the rolling Thunder's playoff run and going up 2-0 in the WCF and the foul baiting epidemic. And because this isn't the football fiends and we face the music here on the Hoop Fiends, Steve breaks down the worst night of his life (47:55) - having boots on the ground at MSG for the worst Knicks lost in at least 25 years.

The Fiends reunite for the first time following the Knicks defreating the Celtics in 6. After a long discussion, they react to OKC's game 7 win, eulogize Denver, Cleveland, and GS and then preview the conference finals.

An unfortunate Tatum injury takes away the shine of an amazing Knicks win. We give our thoughts and prayers, then react to an amazing Knicks victory to move within one game of the conference finals. And a few thoughts on the rest of the league while we are at it, including a potentially rigged lottery.

GO NEW YORK GO NEW YORK GO!

Round 2 is off to one of the most historic starts in league history. 5 games, 5 road winners, 4 excellent games. Steve and John break it all down, including a majestic Knicks game one victory.

With a majority of round one series coming to a close, the Fiends react to the big storylines, and analyze how the rest of the series may play out

The Fiends are back after one or two games of each series have unfolded and give immediate reactions to each matchup. Fiends will be flipping, doubling down, and defending their takes as the playoffs have only just begun.

The Fiends return to get ready for another year of playoff hoops.

The Fiends finally take the time to panic about the Knicks being unable to beat any good teams. They also take a quick look at the Celtics, Lakers, Warriors, and the All-Star Game.

The Fiends return to break down the aftermath of the historic trade deadline. (Enjoy the Survivor intro)

The Mavs decided they needed to do something to make the Hoop Fiends get off their asses and record an episode. So Nico decided to make the worst decision in NBA history, resulting in the craziest trade to ever happen in organized sports.

The Fiends get together for the first time since the new season started to react to all of the biggest surprises and disappointments including the undefeated Cavs, laughable 76ers, sad Bucks, and gritty Warriors.

Why not one more quick pod? Steve hops on quick and improvises on a stroll through the draftkings app giving out some futures picks he likes and closes it out with fantasy basketball sleepers.

The Fiends close out their season preview series by making a tier list of all the teams in the east and west for the upcoming season. They then drop their finals picks and MVP predictions.

One of our favorite pods of the year is back! On the third part of our season preview, Riley joins the show to help update our annual heroes and villains list. Should have been done months ago but we take what we can get.

Jake G League joins the show to recap everything (and I mean EVERYTHING) from a very chaotic offseason. This includes Free Agency, Trades, the Olympics, the Draft, and so much more!

After a long hiatus, the Hoop Fiends are back! After an offseason away from the mic, the Fiends return to gear up for the 2024-25 season. On part one of a four-part season preview special, Johnny Oz joins the show to recap a whirlwind of a Knicks offseason including Bridges, KAT, and so much more!

The Fiends recap the 2024 Finals, and get ready for a busy offseason ahead with a quick preview of the draft and free agency.

Porzingis continues to be an enigma, Jrue is dominating, Kyrie sucks, and Luka is Luka. The Fiends weigh in after two games.

After what seems like years waiting for the finals, game 1 is today and Steve and Riley take the mic to make one final case for the Mavs and Celtics

With the conference finals looking to be over, the Fiends react to two lopsided series, and look ahead to a Celtics-Mavs finals.

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