The Overstated NBA Show

Steve and Brett get together for the first time in a while and talk about the crazy Eastern Conference Finals, the future of the Celtics, and the upcoming Finals matchup between the Nuggets and the Heat.

Steve goes solo to shed some light on the Celtics/Heat series. Then he talks about the bizarre NBA coaching carousel before signing off for a nightcap with Producer Mikey. Happy Memorial Day weekend!

Producer Mikey is joined by guests Adler and Ethan for a roundtable discussion about all things not Celtics/Heat. We hit some Carmelo legacy stuff after his announced retirement and dive into some Jokic and Butler playoffs talks. We then have a somber talk about Ja Morant and lighten the mood with some fun at LeBron's expense. Please listen, rate and review!

Steve and Adler give their reactions to the lottery and San Antonio winning the Wemby sweepstakes, They also give their thoughts on some of the other lottery teams' positions and give some horrible takes on the Portland situation while Producer Mikey rolls his eyes so hard you can hear it in this description.

Steve and Adler talk Warriors going down 3-1, Jordan Poole's blunders, Celtics and Sixers

Steve and Adler spend some time talking about the Warriors and Steph before diving into a preview of the upcoming Lakers/Warriors series. They also discuss the Celtics' Game 1 collapse against the Sixers, some Nuggets/Suns, and some Heat/Knicks. 

Brett and Producer Mikey look ahead to MIA-NYK and PHX-DEN. Steve jumps on solo at the end to talk about what happened to his Bucks.

We welcome on Warriors super fan Adler to talk about the Warriors-Kings series. Adler dives deep on Draymond's suspension and also his importance to and future with the team. As always, there's some Bucks and Blazers talk sprinkled in.

Steve, Brett, and Producer Mikey discuss the play-in tournament and look ahead to the first round. Steve and Brett make a bet.

Steve has Ethan Lane on to do a Minnesota Timberwolves State of the Union ahead of Tuesday's play-in game against the Lakers. They then go off track and discuss some Mavericks, some lottery, and some Blazers with Producer Mikey.

Steve, Brett, and producer Mikey talk about the West playoff race, focusing on Dallas, Minny and OKC. Brett gives his All-Rookie Teams. (Recorded Wednesday 3/29.)

Steve and Producer Mikey talk Bucks and other East contenders

Steve is joined by Ilya Slavinski to talk all things Knicks!

Steve and Brett discuss the Kings' amazing season and playoff possibilities as well as the outstanding recent play of rookies Jabari Smith Jr. and Jalen WIlliams.

Steve runs through all the teams in the Western Conference with some help from Mikey.

Steve, Brett, and Producer Mikey talk about the ascension of the Knicks, how the playoff picture is taking shape in the East, the injuries to LeBron and LaMelo, and Dame's 71-point performance and stellar individual month of February.

Steve is joined by the one and only Derek Michael to talk Celtics!

Steve, Brett, and producer Mikey go through all the trades and give their thoughts on one of the wildest NBA trade deadlines in a long time.

Steve hops on the pod solo to give his initial thoughts on the Kyrie trade

Steve, Brett, and producer Mikey go over the All-Star voting results, the Rising Stars player pool, and the craziest NBA weekend in recent memory. Also some thoughts on all the recent ref talk and a brief lookahead to the trade deadline.

Steve and Brett welcome new producer/stat guy Mikey to the pod and discuss the Rui Hachimura trade before getting into midseason All-NBA, All-Defensive, and All-Rookie teams.

Steve and Brett name their choices for MVP, DPOY, MIP, ROY, 6MOY, and COY at roughly the halfway point of the season. Recorded Thursday 1/19

Steve returns for a solo episode discussing the landscape of the Eastern Conference

Brett is joined by the one and only Derek Michael to talk about the 18-4 Boston Celtics -- the chemistry, the continuity, the superstar, and the historically great offense. Recorded Thursday 12/1

Steve and Brett discuss the Nets and their decision with Steve Nash before turning to the Bucks and Giannis and why they've been so successful this season.