The ALL NBA Podcast

Tim Legler and Adam Mares breakdown the best games and biggest stories in the NBA, starting with the Pacers’ controversial win over the Hornets and Rick Carlisle reaching his 1,000th career coaching victory. They discuss the Timberwolves' victory over the Cavaliers, whether Jaden McDaniels is the true X-factor in Minnesota, Anthony Edwards reaching the 10,000-point milestone, and the Jazz's win over the Mavericks. The episode then shifts into a full Eastern Conference power ranking, debating where teams like the Hawks, Cavaliers, Magic, Heat, Raptors, 76ers, Celtics, Knicks, and Pistons truly belong. The show wraps with them discussing whether the Grizzlies could consider moving Ja Morant, and which players belong on the NBA’s All-Disappointment Team. An ALLCITY Network Production

Adam Legler and Adam Mares break down the best NBA games and biggest storylines from around the league, starting with Cam Spencer’s standout performance and what it means for his rising hype. They react to a bad San Antonio Spurs loss, whether a late timeout should have been taken, if Victor Wembanyama returned too soon, and the controversy around Aldama’s final play. The show dives into LeBron James’ monster game and why the Spurs matchup matters for the Lakers, then shifts to the New York Knicks stacking up bad losses and whether there’s a Karl-Anthony Towns problem. They also discuss concern levels for the Oklahoma City Thunder and Orlando Magic, why panic is sky-high for the Atlanta Hawks, and explore potential Trae Young trade fits — including the Washington Wizards. An ALLCITY Network Production

Jason Timpf and Adam Mares break down the best NBA games and biggest storylines from around the league, highlighting why this season feels more competitive than ever. They dive into the Phoenix Suns’ comeback win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, Devin Booker’s insane game-winner, Jordan Goodwin’s breakout performance, and how the Suns’ chemistry, tactics, and connected play are leading to signature wins. The conversation also covers what’s going on with OKC’s recent struggles, whether Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is getting the calls he usually does, and how Jalen Green will fit back in when he returns. They discuss if their opinions have changed on Michael Porter Jr., De’Aaron Fox, Jaylen Brown, including if he is better suited as a No. 1 option, and how Jason Timpf views Luka Dončić’s season so far. The episode wraps with bold predictions on the biggest NBA storylines that will emerge as 2026 unfolds. An ALLCITY Network Production

Adam Mares is joined by NBA insider Marc Stein to break down the biggest NBA storylines as the trade deadline approaches, starting with a deep dive into Michael Porter Jr.’s trade market, what Brooklyn could realistically want in return, and which teams make the most sense as a fit. The guys explore whether the Golden State Warriors could enter the MPJ sweepstakes, how active the NBA trade deadline is shaping up to be, and why the Houston Rockets may need to go all in sooner than expected. They also examine growing concerns around the Denver Nuggets’ health, debate which team is better positioned for a long playoff run between Denver and the San Antonio Spurs, and discuss how worried the Oklahoma City Thunder should be about the rest of the Western Conference elite. The episode wraps with a timely conversation about LeBron James and whether he still deserves an NBA All Star selection this season. An ALLCITY Network Production

Adam Mares and Tim Legler break down a packed night across the NBA, starting with the Philadelphia 76ers surviving the Memphis Grizzlies in overtime despite a huge scoring night from Ja Morant. They dive into Cedric Coward’s breakout showing and how the VJ Edgecombe and Tyrese Maxey pairing continues to drive Philadelphia’s offense, while also questioning whether the Sixers may actually need less Joel Embiid on the floor. The conversation shifts to bigger league wide themes like the growing importance of multiple ball handlers, the Lakers’ struggles after a loss to the Pistons, and the gritty edge Cade Cunningham brings to Detroit. The guys also debate the core pillars of NBA success, whether Keyonte George might already be Utah’s best player, the Clippers staying hot without Ivica Zubac, and whether the Nuggets can truly compete without Nikola Jokic. The episode wraps with a look at the best NBA performances of 2025, highlighting stars and rising talents like Stephen Curry, Anthony Black, Devin Vassell, Cooper Flagg, and Derik Queen. An ALLCITY Network Production