SB Nation: Detroit Bad Boys podcast

SB Nation: Detroit Bad Boys

Nov 9, 2016
1½ hours

Jordan Bellant and Ben Gulker are joined by Jamie… Delaney? Delancey? We will let him explain. Jamie comes on to talk about one week of Pistons basketball and the team’s roster going forward.  - - Starting with the Knicks game (3:50), Ben starts with what he liked from the Pistons’ winning effort. Also, what if the Knicks are just bad (6:10). - - Moving onto the Nets game (15:15), it can really only be described as disappointing and bizarre. - - Finally for game reviews, the trio talks about the win over the Nuggets (28:05). The Nuggets conversation translates into a talk about KCP, better shooting wing players and the disappearance of Gary Harris (31:50).  - - Jordan opens up the possibility of trading KCP at the trade deadline. He offers up the situation that could lead to trading a starter (44:50). - - The trade talk starts with the Denver Nuggets (45:50), with Jamie assuming the role of Jeff Bower and explaining his fanboy moment over seeing the team’s GM (47:25). With Ben as SVG, the trade talks continue! - - Jordan follows with potential trades for players that formerly played for SVG: Courtney Lee (48:50) and J.J. Redick (50:40).  - - The next three trade scenarios are enticing, including younger and more skilled players. Like Alec Burks (52:05) and his less-than ideal spot in Utah.  - - What about Danny Green (53:40)? Ben and Jamie disagree on the former Tar Heel. - - Finally, the most intriguing trade candidate in the KCP+Baynes sweepstakes: Tyreke Evans (58:50).  - - The podcast ends with a sentimental moment (1:02:30). Ben will be on paternity leave from the pod, and Jamie has some breaking news of his own.  - - The Detroit Bad Boys Podcast is a part of the SB Nation site, Detroit Bad Boys. Subscribe on iTunes and find archived episodes on Blog Talk Radio. For more information, go to DetroitBadBoys.com/Detroit-Pistons-Podcast - - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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