NBA Team Coverage Podcasts

Lakers Nation Podcast is the clearest case of the show as debrief. In Lakers BEAT Rockets In Game 1! the panel works through a 107 to 98 win, Luke Kennard's 27 points and Kevin Durant's absence. Then it names offensive rebounds and turnovers as the terms for Game 2. In Lakers CRUSH Suns To Clinch Home Court, Trevor Lane lays out every seeding outcome and spends a happy stretch on salary-cap holds.

PHLY Philadelphia Sixers Podcast has the same live urgency with more room for local feeling. In POSTGAME: Tyrese Maxey, 76ers LOCK IN 7th Seed, Will Host Magic | PHLY Sixers Podcast the hosts pause the playoff arithmetic to congratulate Matt Cord on 28 years calling 76ers games.

The Golden State Warriors feed is the team's own audio. On 4-8-26 Warrors Roundtable, callers such as Bob in Reno phone in to ask about playoff hopes. The feed is friendly and well connected, so weigh its verdicts on the organisation with that in mind.

Locked On Cavs - Daily Podcast On The Cleveland Cavaliers is a one-voice version in its Game 1 analysis. In Cleveland Cavaliers Set the Series Tone Against the Toronto Raptors in Game 1, Danny Cunningham explains a lineup problem in plain terms: "it's one thing to play short it's another thing to play light." He uses Keon Ellis's 175 pounds as the example. On April 17, 2026, in Final Previews and Predictions For Round One Between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Toronto Raptors with Sean Woodley, Cunningham picked Cleveland in five. That was a prediction, not a promise.

Hello and Welcome covers the other side of that series. React Pod: What went wrong after Raptors get crushed in Game 1 sorts the loss into "what can you fix? And what do you just have to live with?" Its 99 minutes also find time for a $15 sandwich in Cleveland Heights.

Some shows are anchored by people who cover the team for a living. On Locked On Lakers - Daily Podcast On The Los Angeles Lakers, Brian and Andy Kamenetzky introduce themselves as Lakers reporters of nearly 20 years. In Is Austin Reaves Sacrificing Stats Alongside Luka, LeBron? Plus, are the Pelicans a Trap Game? they argue that Reaves often seems to give up the most to make the trio fit.

Still Poddable pairs MassLive's Brian Robb with looser company. What did we learn from Celtics' loss to Knicks? tallies Jayson Tatum's three fourth-quarter turnovers in a 112-106 defeat.

On Locked On Pacers - Daily Podcast On The Indiana Pacers, Tony East talks with the Pacers' television play-by-play voice in How will and should the 25-26 Indiana Pacers be remembered? Chris Denari talks season + broadcasting. There, 48 different starting lineups become both a joke and a diagnosis.

For fans of losing teams, the hour after the game becomes the month before the lottery. Setting The Pace: A Pacers Podcast grades the roster in Pacers Season Grades for EVERY Player | Wrapping Up the Worst Season Ever. The hosts settle on an A plus for Pascal Siakam, with a detour into whose school graded harder along the way.

Mavs Step Back Podcast spins a lottery simulator on air in Dallas Mavericks Wrap Up 2025-26 Season, Cooper Flagg ROTY Talk + Daily Tankathon Spin! Cash Considerations: A Chicago Bulls Pod greets Bulls finally get the Blazers pick! with relief before turning to prospects. Locked On Pelicans - Daily Podcast On The New Orleans Pelicans calls Darvin Ham a divisive coaching option, with a record that is "not bad. Not great either."

Near the end of Episode 482: The Clippers Season Ends with Heartache and Questions (again), Clips N' Dip: A Clippers Podcast tells listeners to go to the beach and read a book. Light Years: A Golden State Warriors Pod and The Miami Heat Beat Podcast take the angrier, more profane route. Expect sportsbook and pick-app sponsor reads in several of these feeds, and treat them as advertising. The NBA Draft and College Basketball pages cover the prospects these shows keep naming.