Jake and Dan are back with another fun episode of No Cap Room, kicking off the episode with a celebration of the Sacramento Kings making it into the playoffs for the first time since 2006 and ending it with tales from the ranch.
In the aftermath of Ja Morant’s hiatus, the fifth-year All-Star has diversified his game and hit another gear.
That’s right: After 16 long years, the longest playoff drought the NBA has ever seen is now officially over. Light the friggin’ beam.
Remember when we wondered whether the Joel Embiid-James Harden partnership would work? Ha, that was silly.
In the very first episode of No Cap Room, Jake Fischer and Dan Devine have lots of fun talking about the NBA news of the day and previewing the last few weeks of the season.
After four solid seasons with Phoenix, Mikal Bridges was regarded as a nice 3-and-D player. But the Nets believed he could be more, and their faith is being rewarded with All-Star-level play.
We’re finishing our run through the West’s congested middle class by looking at the one big question facing teams Nos. 9 through 12 as they sprint into the stretch run.
Let’s take a run through the West’s congested middle and consider one big question facing every team as they sprint into the stretch run.
In late-game situations when the Kings need a bucket, they turn to Fox, who has produced more often than not — and, in fact, more often than any other player in the NBA.