Spread the Floor Podcast

Brian and Tobin take a deep dive into the Grizzlies-Warriors series and dance around to each of the other playoff series. Plus, a dirty foul by Dillon Brooks and coaching searches in LA and Sacramento. 

The Mavs have advanced in the playoffs for the first time since 2011 and we couldn’t be more excited! Actually we could be much more excited because Game 6 was brutal. We’re breaking down the Mavs’ big win and looking ahead to a series with the Suns. 

Luka’s back baybayyyy! We’re looking at games 3 through 5 in this Mavs-Jazz series and the anxiety playoff basketball induces in us. The good, the bad, and the Kane Fitzgerald of it all plus feelings going into Game 6 and the culture change in Dallas.  

Brian and Tobin take a deep dive into the disaster in Brooklyn, debate the pros and cons of the wild Grizzlies-Wolves series, and wonder if it’s too much to ask for James Harden to show up. Plus, a rough series for Trae Young, the pesky Pels, and much more. 

We’re two games into most of the first round playoff series so Brian and Tobin give their early impressions on each matchup and what to look for moving forward. Two massive buzzer beaters, an impressive upset, the Boogie Cousins of it all, and much more. 

Basketball is good again! Brian and Tobin pop in with an impromptu dive into a massive Game 2 win for the Mavs and the improvement areas from Game 1. Plus, Brunson’s insane night, Maxi becoming the best version of himself at the perfect time, and the potential fracturing of the Jazz. 

Before the anxiety the next few weeks will induce, Brian and Tobin stop down to express their frustration over the Luka injury, preview the Jazz series, and discuss the strategies Dallas may use against Utah. Plus, the 2000-01 Mavs’ roster and becoming best friends with Dirk Nowitzki. 

The playoffs are upon us so we’re taking a quick look at all of the postseason matchups and making our obligatory award picks. Plus, Mark Jackson pops back up into our lives and a little KAT slander.

We’re talking about a masterful performance by Luka and one of the biggest wins of the season in Milwaukee, the Maxi problem, and our hopes and dreams for the final weekend of the season. 

We come to bury the Lakers not praise them with an exhaustive look into the last decade of Laker basketball and where in the world the team goes from here. Plus, petty-picking the playoff seedings and a quick look at the potential coaching vacancies around the league. 

It was a big week in Mavs Land, starting with a frustrating loss in Minnesota but culminating in a massive W against Utah and dumping gasoline on the dumpster fire that is the Lakers. Plus, another insane stat for Luka and an impromptu rant about Bally Sports and the hellscape of RSNs.

We’re taking a look at injuries for the Celtics and Grizzlies and what they mean for the playoffs, checking the pulse of the Lakers, and dunking on James Harden (as we are wont to do). Plus, another meltdown for Donovan Mitchell and the Jazz and where they go from here. 

Brian and Tobin spend some time on the Donnie Nelson lawsuit, pretend like the Sixers game didn’t happen, lament the disaster in Charlotte, and go in depth on a wild game against the Wolves. 

LeBron James just became the second leading scorer in NBA history so Brian and Tobin spend some time appreciating his greatness before having a look at the best draft prospects in the Tourney. Plus, Brian’s Referee Gripe of the Week and what in the name of Rony Seikaly is happening in Miami?

The Mavs’ Spring Break trip to the East Coast led to some wild finishes and the emergence of Spencer Dinwiddie: Buzzer Beater King. We’re talking up two huge wins for the Mavs plus other notes and thoughts on the week.  

We’re celebrating Gregg Popovich with thoughts and reflections on his incredible tenure with the Spurs. Then Draymond is back and what that means for the Warriors. Plus, a celebration of dropping 60 in a game and a brief note on fraudulence in Philly. 

This week we’re discussing Luka’s historic stats, delving into three big ones (and one awful loss), and giving some much deserved love to Dorian Finney Smith. 

We’re recapping an exciting weekend in the league, dipping a toe into the awful pool that is the Sacramento Kings, and quick hitting around the league. Plus, a rant about referee reviews and a quick guessing game!

We’re looking at the early success of the Harden-Embiid tandem, discussing the playoff expectations for the Grizzlies, and delving into the Zion mess. Plus, Mavs Time, the Lolkers, and the first mention of the MVP award this season. 

We’re recapping the highs and (many) lows of All-Star Weekend, fighting through Lebron’s extreme Lebron-ness, and wondering about the curse we put on Chris Paul. Then, a deep dive into the 1990’s Knicks with a review of Chris Herring’s Blood in the Garden!

Brian and Tobin discuss the Harden-Simmons trade and the Bleacher Report article on the Nets’ issues, gripe about how consistently awesome the Suns are, speculate on the ceiling of the surging Celtics, and get real bummed out about Zion Williamson. Plus, dunking on the Lakers (right before their dramatic comeback against Utah) and a Mavs Time announcement. 

Tobin and Brian have an extended conversation about all the moves that happened on Trade Deadline day and especially the long rumored Harden for Simmons blockbuster deal. Plus, a super sad Mavs Time in which we pour one out for our formerly beloved (and now mortal enemy) Kristaps Porzingis. 

Emergency episode alert! Brian and Tobin use their lunch breaks to discuss the four big moves that took place before the trade deadline! What are these teams thinking and how Kangzy are the Kangz?!

Brian and Tobin make their obligatory All-Star picks and kick around some trade candidates ahead of next week’s deadline. Plus, the dunk contest and dancing on Chris Beard’s stupid burnt orange grave. 

Brian and Tobin try to fight Grayson Allen, giggle over the Wizards’ historic meltdown, and discuss the future for Russell Westbrook and James Harden. Plus, Tobin’s thoughts on the All-Star jerseys and some sad times in Dallas.