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Podcast: Pollakoff Talks NBA With Travis Rodgers on Sporting News Radio

After the Lakers lost (again) in Charlotte on Monday, there were plenty of topics that warranted discussion. Are the defending champs going to be ready for a postseason run if they continue to not show up against lesser competition, or can they just flip the switch when the time comes? Might the window be closing on a...

Podcast: Heat Struggling, Bulls Rising

The Heat aren't looking so hot these days. After Saturday's loss in Dallas -- which featured LeBron James and Erik Spoelstra bumping into each other, along with an extended players-only meeting afterward -- Miami appears to be a very long way from its goal of a championship. In our first edition of the podcast this...

NBA HouseCast: What's Next for LeBron?

The Celtics eliminated the Cavaliers from the postseason on Thursday, and they might have ended the tenure of LeBron James in Cleveland at the same time. In this edition of the podcast, Nate Jones and Matt Moore joined me to discuss Boston's win, the reasons that Cleveland has been unable to surround James with the right...

FanHouse Talks NBA Playoffs on KCXL 1140AM With Jeff Eskow

Jeff Eskow is a sports talk radio show host out of Kansas City, whose "The Last Word" show runs Monday-Friday from 7-9 p.m. on KCXL 1140AM & KCTO 1160AM. He had me as a guest on Thursday night to discuss everything that's going on in the NBA playoffs. We touched on just about every series, so no matter which team you're...

NBA HouseCast: Early Playoff Predictions

The HouseCast returns, and Matt Moore joins me to discuss the apparent contenders in this year's quest for the NBA title. We try to figure out what's wrong with the Lakers, decide whether we like the Cavs or the Magic to come out of the East, and talk some Oklahoma City Thunder to see how far they might be able to get in...

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10/28/10 NBA Source: Erie Times-News - Erie PA TNT said Wednesday that Miami's 88-80 loss to the Boston Celtics had a 4.6 rating and was watched by 7.4 million people.