Sports Detective Show With James Williams

James breaks down how Dallas has a golden opportunity to change up their roster this off season. Then James breaks down several College football games for week 10 and gives out a few big upset picks. 

First, James talks about how the Bucs signing Antonio Brown is a risk because he is the ultimate wild card. Then James talks about college football, Trevor Lawerence having Covid, Big 10 reactions after 2 weeks, and the Big 12 power rankings. 

College Football Update and an Basketball appreciation rant to end the show. Please go follow JwsDetective on Twitter and Instagram for show updates.

Kansas City domination, Coaches and QB takeaways, NBA Finals, and Doc Rivers Follow on Twitter and Instagram @JWSDetective

James talks about his thoughts on the Clippers collapsing against the Nuggets. But first he talks about the first week of CFB and why some teams may not perform to their full potential. Plus the Big 12 is the new Pac 12. 

Portland basketball history would be so much more prosperous if their big name stars would have stayed healthy. A glance into the history of Portland and a rant on what the Sixers need to do this offseason. Followed by LaMelo Ball's NBA future. 

James talks about his impressions on NBA basketball from the first week of the bubble and then he talks about the characters on the Netflix Documentary series Last Chance U. 

Donald Sterling almost got banished from the NBA 30 years earlier than he actually did in 2014. This is a story about how the Buffalo Braves turned into the Los Angeles Clippers. From owners swapping teams, Clippers almost getting Larry Bird to Bill's Walton's feet, San Diego, and tanking for Ralph Sampson this story is wild. 

Barry Bonds is the most accomplished Baseball player in the sports history. After being the face of Baseball's steroids era, he may never get the chance to join the Hall of Fame. Part one talks about his rise into the MLB and how the first half of his career helped shift him into the PED filled second act of his career. 

James talks about the million dollar sports movie template. Then he talks about the first Issue of Sports Illustrated from 1954. 

James talks about the 5 biggest player signings of the wild and wacky ABA of the 70's. Rick Barry jumping leagues, Connie Hawkins finally getting his chance, Spencer Haywood changing how players turn pro forever. Dr. J to the sixers and how the ABA fumbled the opportunity to sign Kareem Abdul-Jabaar. 

A story of how Mike Ditka and the Chicago Bears morphed into Super Bowl Champions. Coaches feuding, a wacky QB, a menacing defense, and a dynasty that was almost started. 

Top 5 NFL running backs in 2020 and Job Security for NFL coaches in 2020

A narrative about the wild life of infamous Golfer John Daly. As a golfer he was the 4th Golfer to win 2 PGA Majors before the age of the 30 post WW2. Learn about his rise and fall from Golf's king pedestal. Plus James finished the podcast with the first edition of the weekly sports update rant and ramble. Follow on Twitter JWSDetective and don't forget to listen to past podcasts on this channel!

James does a narrative of the season Wilt Chamberlain coached in the ABA when he would routinely miss games. Then the 3rd edition of the Strange, Obscure, and Awesome nicknames. Finishing off the pod with a thought on the Last Dance with other players being mad at how Jordan portrayed them in the 10 part doc. Follow on twitter JWSDetective

On this episode James talks about comparing eras in basketball and how we overrate or underrate some aspects of both eras. Then he tackles 3 more NBA what if's of the past decade including: What if OKC didn't trade James Harden--- What if Carmelo decided to be a free agent in 2010---- What if the Knicks won the Zion lottery? 

What if the Chris Paul was actually traded to the Lakers in 2011? What if Draymond Green didn't punch LeBron in the balls? What if Lavar Ball wasn't allowed in front of a microphone? 

A narrative on Ray Allen's Hall of Fame career. From his 3 point records to his Milwaukee Bucks teams to his movie He Got Game. Ray Allen is truly a forgotten superstar of the 2000's. 

Takeaways from the virtual draft and walking through the Packers quarterback situation. Then James makes his predictions on who are going to be the 5 worst NFL teams in 2020.

Michael Olowokandi's story of how he went from a British kid who never played a game of organized basketball before the age of 20 to the number 1 overall pick in the NBA draft. How did he go from being a track star in London to being the Clippers new franchise center? The story of one of the biggest draft busts in NBA history.

A deep dive on how NBA players get/earn their nicknames. How many nicknames does Charles Barkley have? What NBA superstar is Caris LeVert named after? Why should you never google Evan Fournier? All of this and more on this episode of Strange, Obscure, and Awesome NBA nicknames.

Who was the drunken dribbler? What did Celtics teammates call Kendrick Perkins? Nicknames you never heard of, names you don't know the origin of, all that is explained and more in the first of a new episode series. Depending on who you ask a person's nickname may be good, bad, funny, or just doesn't make sense? Why list them in any of those categories? Or just mix them all into a pot and sort them...

Who are the top 10 QB's you'd take on your team right now? Where is Aaron Rodgers? Is Brady still top 5? Is Jimmy G a top 10 guy? How far does Lamar Jackson go up after his MVP season? Patrick Mahomes trade value? Find out all the answers on this pod as James breaks down selections 1-10 in detail with convincing reasoning.

Defending the legend of Kareem Abdul-Jabaar. Kareem wasn't just a tall skinny that scored a bunch of points. He was one of the most well rounded players in NBA and basketball history. I defend the legend of Kareem. Don't forget to follow the on twitter @JWSDetective

What if aliens came down to planet earth today and challenged planet Earth to a 7 game basketball series? What the current 12 NBA players that you would want to field a team? Find out my 12 man roster on this podcast. Also I pick out my toughest omissions at the end of the pod.