Game Changer, Keep It 100
Stephen A. Smith, Brian Windhorst, and Gilbert Arenas react to LeBron James' comments about Anthony Edwards potentially becoming the face of the league, as well as the critics discussing the current state of the NBA. The crew also weighs in on Draymond Green's remarks about Kevin Durant's decision to join the Golden State Warriors, calling it the best era in NBA history. Lastly, Joe Fortenbaugh and Kimberley A. Martin join the show to discuss whether teams would want Travis Hunter to play on both sides of the ball.
Stephen A. Smith, Brian Windhorst, Chiney Ogwumike, and Gilbert Arenas react to LeBron James' comments about Anthony Edwards potentially becoming the face of the league, as well as the critics' views on the current state of the NBA. The crew also discusses the top 5 teams that could pose a threat to the Celtics in their pursuit of another title. Stephen A. shares his A-list of players who need to step up in the NBA playoffs this season. Lastly, they debate which team they predict will emerge from the Western Conference to reach the NBA Finals.
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