In this week's episode, we take a deeper look at Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks, asking if his exceptional play is sustainable and how far can it take his team. If they're only a .500 team, is there something that the Mavericks can do to upgrade their roster? From there, we talk about the news that the Washington Wizards are interested in Jae Crowder and the Karl-Anthony Towns injury.
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Nuggets
After realising his full potential, Aaron Gordon is no longer a nice role player, he’s essential to winning a title.
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Cavaliers
The Cleveland Cavaliers are one of the best teams in the NBA but after a hot start, we take a moment to ask just how good they are.
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Timberwolves
Are these simply growing pains, or is it time to start asking questions?
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The days until opening night can now be counted on our hands so it’s only right to tie our name to some soon-to-be embarrassing awards predictions.
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FIBA
The players at the World Cup represented themselves and the game of basketball to the highest degree.
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Warriors
After winning an NBA championship, the Golden State Warriors are entering a strange changing of the guard. It’s time to put Light Years to the test.
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Hosted by Dante and Sean (@SeanCarrollNBA), The Deep Two is a weekly NBA podcast that goes live weekly to talk about all things NBA-related from opening night all the way to the offseason. We hope you enjoy!
The Utah Jazz have been the surprise of the young NBA season, but are the wheels finally falling off in Salt Lake City? Plus, John Collins’ sad situation with the Atlanta Hawks reaches a head and Saddiq Bey could be moving out of the Motor City. All this, plus some obligatory LA Lakers chat, and episode 175 is a doozy.
The early-season trade talks have begun as the LA Clippers look at Myles Turner, the Boston Celtics look at Jakob Poeltl and much more. We also discuss the second TDT Bowl of the 2022-23 season, looking at what went wrong for the Golden State Warriors against the Phoenix Suns before having a chat about the tanking teams, looking at if some of them have been winning too many games to be in the Victor Wembanyama race.
In this week's episode, we tackle the big news of the week including (but not limited to) Cam Johnson's torn meniscus and what it means for the Phoenix Suns, the potential for an Anthony Davis trade, if Steve Clifford is long for the Charlotte Hornets and what role Jonothan Isaac might play for the Orlando Magic if he returns. We wrap up with a discussion about the Golden State Warriors, dissecting their early-season struggles.
The Brooklyn Nets have come to the verge of implosion once again, and we break down Kyrie Irving’s disappointing antisemitism saga and the Nets’ shock move to install suspended Boston Celtics coach Ime Udoka after firing Steve Nash. Plus, we talk about what this team might actually look like on the court after the scandals of the last week.
The NBA is BACK (in full) and it’s a great time to be a basketball fan. This week we’re diving into all the excitement of the new season, from the Minnesota Timberwolves’ Twin Towers experiment to the Golden State Warriors’ continued excellence. We also chat Detroit Pistons and Indiana Pacers and check in on the Denver Nuggets, before updating the yucky Russell Westbrook situation in LA.
The Deep Two is an Australian-based podcast that talks about all things basketball. Established in 2019, hosts Dante and Sean run through everything happening in the NBA as well as run the accompanying blog. If you’d like to contribute, got a question you want us to answer on-air or just say hello, you can find us on social media or at deeptwopodcast@gmail.com
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