On this week's edition of Place To Be Nation's NBA-Team Podcast, Andrew Riche and Adam Murray take you on the way back machine and discuss the players who fell between the history pages in NBA Championship and All Star lore. From Mark Madsen's mad dance skills to washed up P.J. Brown making a clutch shot to the sad story of Bison Dele, Riche and Adam hold nothing back in this open forum about the former NBA Championship and All Star players you might not remember. For hoops trivia fans, get ready for a treat. So suit up and take it out with PTBN's NBA-Team!

Place To Be Nation's NBA-Team rolls in the year 2015 with another installment discussing young players from out of high school. This time, Andrew Riche and Adam Murray will talk about "one and done" players of all shapes and sizes, from Greg Oden to Kevin Durant to Derrick Rose to Anthony Davis to Michael Beasley to Kyrie Irving to... Josh Selby? Riche and Adam try to figure out which players should have stayed another year in college and which ones might be next in line for the 2015 NBA Draft. So suit up and take it out with PTBN's NBA-Team!

Celebrate the happiest holiday of the year with a Christmas edition of
Place To Be Nation's NBA-Team Podcast. Andrew Riche and Adam Murray dive
right into the Rajon Rondo trade from Boston to Dallas, Mike Malone's
firing in Sacramento, and which teams at the top of the West and East
could potentially fizzle out. Then Riche and Adam discuss the Christmas
Day slate of games, and give out special presents for certain teams.
Suit up and take it out with the gift that keeps on hoopin', PTBN's
NBA-Team!

Place To Be Nation's NBA-Team is back in full swing as we take on the history of players who went straight from high school to the NBA, a.k.a. the None and Doners. Who is on our Mount Rushmore of prep to pro players, and is there room for a fifth one? Which player is the biggest cautionary tale, from Lenny Cooke to Kwame Brown? Andrew Riche and Adam Murray discuss that, the legitimacy of the one-and-done rule, and lots more. So suit up and take it out with PTBN's NBA-Team!

In this interview edition of Place To Be Nation's NBA-Team Podcast, Andrew Riche gets to chat with Coach Nick of the wildly popular X's and O's site BBallBreakdown. Coach Nick talks about how he got started as a student manager at the University of Wisconsin under the likes of Stu Jackson and Stan Van Gundy and his greatest influences. Then he gives his thoughts on a wide variety of topics all things hoops. How deeply has play calling in the NBA really evolved? Can zone defense really work in the pros? How much influence can a coach really have on what their star players do? And could Kobe Bryant have had an even better career than he already has? Suit up and take it out with Coach Nick on PTBN's NBA-Team!

Turkey time is officially over, but Andrew Riche and Adam Murray at the NBA-Team Podcast are still giving thanks to the first month of the NBA regular season! On this week's edition, they go around the horn and discuss the many events that have occurred in November, from surprises to disappointments to the all-too-familiar topic of Derrick Rose. Riche and Adam also talk about why the Memphis Grizzlies have the best record in the league so far, and why the Milwaukee Bucks aren't terrible anymore. So suit up and take it out with PTBN's NBA-Team!

The NBA makes the rules, and leave it to Place To Be Nation's NBA-Team to break them! Andrew Riche and Adam Murray are back to discuss the league's status as a whole and debate what can be done to make it better. What type of rules changes would be welcome on the court? Why don't lottery teams play it out for the right to the #1 draft pick? Will there ever be an NBA franchise in Europe? How do we build must-watch rivalries again? And what about that proposed 4-point line? Suit up and take it out with PTBN's NBA-Team.

Place To Be Nation's NBA-Team, Andrew Riche and Adam Murray, are back with another breakdown of the NBA's best players. This time, Riche and Murray rank each team's starting point guards as the league's "golden age of point guards" continues. Who do they consider members of the league's elite, and which player is the very best? They also talk about the P.G.'s to watch out for and the ones who might be fool's gold. So suit up and take it out with PTBN's NBA-Team!