The Dime Podcast Ep. 28: The 2017-18 Season In Review


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Hello, friends. After a minor delay due to technical difficulties, the latest edition of the Dime Podcast is here. As always, we invite you to subscribe to the podcast on your podcast listening platform of your choosing (Omny, iTunes, Google, Stitcher) and leave us a review.

This week, I’m joined by the one and only Kelly Dwyer (@KDonhoops) from The Second Arrangement for a look back at our favorite moments from the wild season that was in the NBA, as well as a look ahead (as much as we could on Wednesday afternoon with matchups not yet set) to this weekend’s playoff action.

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Here’s the full rundown for this week’s show:

  • The general awfulness of moving
  • How unique this season has been in terms of everything coming down to the final night of the season
  • The Rookie of the Year debate and Donovan Mitchell and Ben Simmons getting themselves involved
  • Learning to talk about greatness without forcing players into an MVP conversation
  • The problem with All-NBA teams having such an impact on player salaries
  • Our favorite moments from the 2017-18 NBA season
  • The Raptors being certified good
  • The Paul George-Victor Oladipo trade working out for both teams
  • The bizarre Eric Bledsoe “I don’t wanna be here” saga
  • The wild NBA trade deadline (and watching it unfold on my phone in the middle of the desert)
  • Koby Altman proving something to LeBron at the deadline
  • Markelle Fultz’s return
  • Fergie’s surreal national anthem performance at All-Star
  • Playoff stories we’re looking forward to seeing play out

And much, much more!