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WE GETTING TO THE BAHA – all 100% live. To The Baha gets straight to it when it comes to everything NBA and hoops. Streaming Monday - Thursday, To The Baha goes live with NBA vets: Theo Pinson, Raymond Felton, and Charlie Villanueva. Also featuring Tyler Relph and Hong where they’ll be breaking down every game, play, trade, and rumor A Tidal League Original. https://www.youtube.com/@RunYourRaceTL/streams
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The crew dives into another loaded hoops episode, starting with Podz wanting the keys to Golden State and debating whether the Warriors can still contend. They spotlight the league’s most underrated players and rank legendary power forwards, before reacting to Stephen A. ripping LeBron’s announcement and Ray’s viral social media moment. Wemby’s scary development and Ace Bailey’s impressive Utah debut spark big future talk. JJacks joins to discuss Mikey Williams, recruitment flaws, and the best single college seasons ever. The show closes with a debate on whether UConn belongs among the greatest college programs of all time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Thad joins the crew for a packed episode diving into the game’s biggest storylines. The conversation kicks off with his perspective on the toughest NBA arenas, growing up wanting to “be like Mike,” and Giannis’ curiosity about the Knicks. The panel debates Jokic vs. Luka as a number one option, Wemby’s breakout potential, and Team USA’s Olympic future. Nate Robinson’s comments on Ant spark discussion, along with Orlando’s best player and Scottie vs. Ingram in Toronto. The crew then pivots to WNBA frustrations and the Finals, before closing with Allen Iverson’s cultural impact and a heated Ant/KG vs. Duncan/Ja debate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The guys dive into a loaded slate of hoops talk — starting with Cooper Flagg’s electric Mavs debut and whether he’s the best 18-year-old prospect since LeBron. CV fields fan questions before the debate heats up: would Steph surpass LeBron with another ring? They revisit the LeBron vs. Jordan longevity debate, discuss Lonzo Ball’s return in Cleveland, and react to Giannis-to-Knicks rumors. The guys break down Devin Booker’s elite scoring, explore the NBA’s biggest “what ifs,” and spotlight players primed for breakout seasons — all while defining what “winning basketball” really means in today’s league.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The guys react to the ongoing WNBA situation before breaking down Sophie Cunningham’s comments. They debate Scottie Pippen’s claim that he’d be top five in today’s game and discuss who Wemby really compares to. Later, talk shifts to Jayson Tatum’s possible March return, Bam Adebayo trade rumors, and which coaches stand above the rest. The team also weighs in on the Mavs potentially starting Cooper at shooting guard, ranks NBA legends 1 through 4, and wraps up by analyzing Jarred Vanderbilt’s latest training clip.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode kicks off with a warm welcome to JJacks before diving into hoops talk, starting with reactions to CV vs Ray’s 3-point battle and a Jaylen Brown clip that sparks JJacks trade speculation. The crew debates AD’s health, the toll of NBA injuries, and Quentin Grimes’ new deal with the 76ers. Conversation heats up on the Knicks’ outlook under a new coach, plus Steve Kerr’s comments on Kuminga—and whether Kerr still ranks as a top-5 coach. The show wraps with Caitlin Clark’s response to critics and bold WNBA Finals picks. A loaded episode with hot takes across both leagues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode dives deep into some of the biggest conversations around basketball today. We kick things off with issues in the WNBA and debate whether Caitlin Clark is the driving force behind the league’s surge in popularity. From personal experiences in the league to comparing all-time scorers like KD and Jokic, no topic is off-limits. The crew also reacts to D’Angelo Russell’s comments on his Mavs fit, Kuminga’s new deal with the Warriors, and whether Wemby is in the best shape of his young career. Plus, talk on generational NBA talents, Miami Heat media day, and Westbrook’s free agency status.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode dives deep into the NBA’s hottest storylines, starting with Quentin Grimes’ contract situation before debating if Kyrie Irving belongs in the league’s top 10. The crew covers AD’s eye injury, Jokic’s future in Denver, and Bruce Brown’s return. They discuss Trae Young’s frustrations in Atlanta, Sengun’s rise with the Rockets, and Bradley Beal’s fit in LA. Other highlights include ranking legendary point guards, CV recalling the worst poster dunk ever, and updates on Ayton, Giannis’ unhappiness, and Steph’s reaction to Jonathan Kuminga. The show wraps with the Warriors bringing back GP2, sparking big questions about their future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode, CJ joins the show to discuss a wide range of basketball topics. The conversation kicks off with NIL deals and then dives into Toronto vs. Memphis, followed by a debate on whether Kyrie Irving is truly a superstar. CJ shares his NBA championship pick before discussing LeBron James not receiving a contract extension and the Lakers extending JJ Redick. Later, they cover Joel Embiid’s injury, Jayson Tatum’s epic comeback, and rank top players in their prime. The episode wraps with a spirited WNBA debate and a classic matchup breakdown: Zach Randolph vs. Al Jefferson in the post.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kevin Durant’s tenure with the Phoenix Suns, with arguments suggesting he didn’t fit well on the team due to chemistry and role issues. The episode also highlights ongoing troubles within the Golden State Warriors organization, including internal conflicts and performance concerns. Additionally, Devin Booker’s potential as the Phoenix Suns’ clear number one option is debated, emphasizing his leadership and scoring abilities amid team changes. The guys provide in-depth analysis and opinions on these developments shaping the NBA landscape this season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode features Tyson Chandler sharing insights on his 19-year NBA career, discussing his evolution from a high school wing to a key defensive player and NBA champion. The hosts debate the best individual NBA seasons of the last 25 years, highlighting James Harden’s scoring peak, Russell Westbrook’s triple-double MVP year, Shaquille O’Neal’s dominance, LeBron James’s all-around greatness, and Nikola Jokic’s skillful versatility. They also explore coaching styles, team dynamics like the Warriors’ system, contract controversies around Jonathan Kuminga, and the importance of veteran leadership and player communication for successful teams.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode dives into athleticism in basketball, debating whether Derrick Rose or Russell Westbrook is the better athlete among guards, and assessing rising star Cooper Flagg’s rookie scoring potential. The hosts discuss the impact of pure athleticism versus skill, with extended debates on Westbrook, Rose, and Ja Morant’s explosiveness, and weigh NBA career longevity, including Andre Miller’s durability and LeBron James’s legendary discipline. Other highlights include Trae Young vs. Patrick Beverley drama, behind-the-scenes NBA politics, nutrition habits, and thoughts on leadership and player transitions as superstars age, plus humor-filled reflections on high school rankings and NBA nostalgia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode features Emmanuel Mudiay discussing his experience playing in Puerto Rico and rediscovering his love for basketball. The hosts engage in debates about the greatest WNBA players, comparing Maya Moore, Aja Wilson, Diana Taurasi, and Candace Parker on dominance, longevity, and accolades. They also analyze the impact of injuries like Fred Van Vleet’s ACL tear on team dynamics and contending window for the Houston Rockets. The conversation covers NBA player rankings and styles, including discussions on Trae Young, Ja Morant, and others, alongside insights into team chemistry and how player fit affects success in the league.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode discusses whether Anthony Edwards and Zion Williamson will take the next step in their NBA careers, analyzing their growth, potential, and challenges ahead. The hosts critique Stephen A. Smith’s recent comments, debating his views on player development and media narratives. The conversation deepens with assessments of team dynamics, young star progress, and league trends, offering nuanced basketball insights. Additional topics touch on mental toughness, player expectations, and how emerging talents can impact the NBA landscape while balancing external pressures and personal growth in the competitive environment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode features lively debates about all-time NBA duos, comparing the 2017 Warriors to the 1996 Bulls and 2001 Lakers, and ranking dynamic pairs like Shaq-Kobe, Magic-Kareem, and MJ-Pippen. The panel discusses LeBron’s future, Kuminga’s contract, and whether Tracy McGrady or Kobe could have led weaker teams to the Finals. Young NBA duos (Jokic-Murray, Tatum-Brown, Gilgeous-Alexander-Williams) are analyzed for impact and longevity. The WNBA’s growth and Caitlin Clark’s influence on attendance and popularity are covered, along with a Paige Bueckers vs. Caitlin Clark debate. The tone is humorous, insightful, and packed with strong basketball opinions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode of “To The Baha” spotlights Anthony Edwards as the NBA’s top young talent, praising his scoring, defense, and leadership. Russell Westbrook’s candid comments on his relationship with Kevin Durant are discussed, offering insight into their past partnership and separation. The panel debates the ceilings of young NBA stars, team dynamics, and offseason moves, providing sharp takes on future contenders. Other topics include the mental and business sides of basketball, WNBA playoff predictions, and evolving media narratives. The show delivers lively analysis, personal anecdotes, and humor, balancing basketball expertise with engaging banter throughout.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
WE BACK! we critique the Golden State Warriors’ offseason missteps, especially with Jonathan Kuminga’s contract situation. There’s heated debate about Kevin Durant’s place among elite NBA scorers and who’s harder to defend between Steph Curry and Kyrie Irving. They discuss WNBA dominance, college athlete payments, and the mental challenges facing players like Ben Simmons. The team also argues whether the world has “caught up” to Team USA in basketball, ultimately agreeing the USA’s depth and talent still gives them the edge despite global progresSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Is Kyrie better than MJ when it comes to scoring? How do we rank the most pure scorers of all-time and is Paul Pierce really in the conversation?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
What is going on with the Pacers and the Bucks. Dame is going to Miami, the Rockets are stacked and will we see Bron in a dubs jersey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Does LeBron ever get a statue...he deserves one in Cleveland but will it happen? How do we feel about the extensions and trades thus far? Plus preparing for a huge free agency.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The perfect season for SGA, how does it rank compared to the greats? Is the east wide open next year? KD makes Houston a real contender, and are dynasties done in the NBA?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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