Wfuv's Pick And Pod

Alvin Halimwidjaya, Matt Breen, and Kevin Kelly discuss the Nets hiring Kenny Atkinson to be their head coach. Then they get into awards and the start of the 2016 NBA Playoffs.

Brendan O'Connell, Reed Horner, and Kevin Kelly discuss the Knicks' reported possible interest in hiring David Blatt. Then they spend the rest of the podcast talking about the playoff picture and potential matchups.

Christian Goewey, Tom Terzulli, and Vinny DeBellis discuss last night's epic NCAA championship before getting into Scottie Pippen's prediction that the '95-96 Bulls would sweep the Warriors in a playoff series.They also touch on New York basketball and the Hall of Fame inductees.

Vinny DeBellis, Reed Horner, and Kevin Kelly discuss the upcoming matchup between the Knicks and Nets, Chicago's struggles this year, and Oklahoma City's place among the elite. They also talk about Klay Thompson's recent success and the best shooting guards in the league.

Christian Goewey, Tyler Freire, and Tom Terzulli discuss the down seasons for both New York teams and address the Phil Jackson coaching rumor.  They also talk LeBron and the East and revisit whether or not the Warriors are still the favorite in the West. 

Christian Goewey, Tyler Freire, and Kevin Kelly talk Knicks, Nets, and the Wild West. They also get into Finals predictions and the upcoming week of games.

In this edition of Pick'n Pod, Kevin Kelly and Christian Goewey discuss the firing of Derek Fisher, the status of the Nets, the upcoming All Star Break and much more.

This week we talk about the Knicks winning two in a row, Kristaps Porzingis' seven blocks against the Wolves, and the end of the Nets-Heat game. We also discuss the West and a couple of interesting trade rumors.

On this week's episode of the Pick and Pod we talk Knicks, Nets, and Steph Curry's unbelievable start this season. We also jump all over the league and talk about which sub .500 teams are most likely to make the playoffs.

Kenny Ducey and Kevin Kelly host a Live NBA Trade Deadline show, reacting to trades as they come across the wire.

Chris Herring (@HerringWSJ) of the Wall Street Journal joined the podcast to discuss James Dolan's email in response to a disgruntled fan, Andrea Bargnani & Amar'e Stoudemire's futures with the Knicks, and Carmelo's potential shutdown date.

Mike Prada (@MikePradaSBN) of SB Nation joins the podcast to discuss Damian Lillard being left off the All-Star team, when the Hawks' next win may come, the MVP race, and more.

Kenny Ducey, Matt Rosenfeld, and Kevin Kelly are joined by Dane Carbaugh (@danecarbaugh) of the Sporting News to discuss the Hawks, LeBron, and some surprise All-Stars.

Kenny Ducey and Matt Rosenfeld catch up the Knicks' struggles, the Nets quest to trade Brook Lopez and the HaWWWWWWWWWWks' dominant first half performance.

Kenny Ducey chats with Tim Cato (@tim_cato) of SB Nation's Mavs Moneyball about Dallas' acquisition of Rajon Rondo, and the team's short-term and long-term future.

Brett Pollakoff (@BrettEP) of NBCSports.com joined the podcast to dissect the early results from the Nets and Knicks, plus project a realistic season for the injury-laden Thunder.

Jared Dubin (@JADubin5), of Hardwood Paroxysm called in to our 2014 Season Preview to provide some insight into the prospects of the Knicks and Nets, plus Kenny Ducey, Matt Rosenfeld, and Kevin Kelly give a full slate of season predictions.

Jason Concepcion (@netw3rk) of Grantland joined the podcast to discuss his experience at Summer League, realistic expectations for the Knicks, the favorite in the East, and more.

Scott Cacciola (@ScottCacciola) of the New York Times sat down with me at the NBA's Las Vegas Summer League to check in on the Knicks mid-offseason, break down the re-signing of Carmelo Anthony, and project how the team will look come the regular season.

Tim Bontemps (@TimBontemps) of the New York Post joined the podcast to discuss the ramifications of Jason Kidd's departure and Free Agency, including questions about the future of Paul Pierce - plus the decisions that lie with LeBron and Melo.