The ALL NBA Podcast

Adam Mares and Tim Legler break down the New York Knicks’ unforgettable comeback win in the NBA Finals, revisiting the biggest moments that flipped the game and changed the entire feel of the series. They discuss when the momentum shifted, the wild sequence of plays in the closing minutes, Josh Hart’s missed layup, De’Aaron Fox’s late-game decision-making, and OG Anunoby’s incredible tip play. The episode also features special guest Ben Stiller, who joins the show to talk about the Knicks’ magical playoff run and what this team has meant to New York fans. Adam and Legs wrap up by looking ahead to Game 5 and discussing where the NBA Finals could go from here. A must-watch for NBA fans following the Finals, the Knicks’ incredible postseason run, and the biggest moments shaping the championship series. An ALLCITY Network Production

Adam Mares and Tim Legler break down Game 3 of the NBA Finals from Madison Square Garden, where the San Antonio Spurs responded with a poised and physical performance to get back into the series. They discuss the incredible atmosphere in New York, the Knicks’ second-quarter surge, and San Antonio’s ability to answer every run. The episode dives into Jalen Brunson’s struggles against full-court pressure, why teams need multiple ball-handlers in high-level playoff basketball, and the Spurs’ key adjustment of moving Victor Wembanyama off Karl-Anthony Towns. They also examine the ripple effects of Wemby’s defensive role, Mitch Johnson’s successful four-guard lineup, Dylan Harper’s embrace of physical play, and Keldon Johnson’s minutes. The conversation wraps with thoughts on the officiating and the players who could swing a pivotal Game 4. A must-watch for NBA fans following the Finals, playoff adjustments, and the battle between the Knicks and Spurs for the championship. An ALLCITY Network Production

Adam Mares and Marc Stein break down the biggest NBA Finals and league-wide storylines, starting with the incredible partnership between Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns and how Brunson has elevated the New York Knicks into championship contention. They discuss whether this level of stardom was foreseeable during Brunson’s time with the Dallas Mavericks and the lessons teams can learn from Dallas letting him walk in free agency. The conversation also explores why this Finals matchup is a dream scenario for the NBA, the growing impact of NIL deals on top prospects choosing college over the professional route, key takeaways from Adam Silver’s annual press conference, and the legacy of former commissioner David Stern. A must-watch for NBA fans following the Finals, league trends, and the biggest stories shaping basketball’s future. An ALLCITY Network Production

Adam Mares and Tim Legler break down the biggest storylines coming out of the Western Conference Finals and preview the NBA Finals matchup between the San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks. They discuss how the Spurs’ role players outperformed Oklahoma City’s, the growth San Antonio showed throughout the series, and why Chet Holmgren struggled in key moments. The episode then dives into the biggest battlegrounds in the Finals, including how the Spurs can defend Karl-Anthony Towns, whether San Antonio’s guards can handle the Knicks’ size and physicality, and the importance of Jalen Brunson’s pull-up shooting. They also examine Victor Wembanyama’s offensive evolution and debate which bench unit could end up deciding the series. A must-watch for NBA fans looking for in-depth Finals analysis, matchup breakdowns, and the biggest keys to winning the championship. An ALLCITY Network Production

Adam Mares and Jason Timpf break down the biggest NBA playoff games and storylines, starting with the Minnesota Timberwolves tying their series with the San Antonio Spurs after Victor Wembanyama’s ejection. They discuss how much the Spurs missed Wemby offensively, why Anthony Edwards can elevate in a way few guards can, and how Minnesota’s size changed the matchup. The episode also dives into San Antonio’s crowded ball-handler situation in clutch moments, the Cleveland Cavaliers getting a crucial Game 3 win, and how Cleveland is finding success through Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen. They also examine Jalen Duren’s playoff inconsistencies, the New York Knicks sweeping the Philadelphia 76ers while playing their best basketball of the season, and where Philly goes from here. The show wraps with thoughts on the Oklahoma City Thunder hitting a playoff “flow state” as they continue to look like one of the NBA’s most dangerous teams. An ALLCITY Network Production