FanDuel TV's Run It Back is joined by Oklahoma City Thunder guard Isaiah Joe.

FanDuel TV's Run It Back is joined by Milwaukee Bucks forward Bobby Portis to talk about the WCF, Luka's all-time rank, Rudy Gobert criticism, and the face of the NBA.

FanDuel TV's Run It Back is joined by Bernie Williams to discuss his friendship with Carmelo Anthony, Alex Rodriguez as a potential NBA owner, and playing for George Steinbrenner.

FanDuel TV's Run It Back is joined by Darius Miles to discuss Michael Jordan, the transition from high school to the NBA, Clippers vs. Lakers rivalry, and tanking for LeBron.

FanDuel TV's Run It Back is joined by Channing Frye to discuss Klay Thompson's and LeBron James' futures, the Bucks' outlook, and the Lakers' title chances.

FanDuel TV's Run It Back is joined by Jamahl Mosley to discuss the Orlando Magic's hot start, the development of Paolo Banchero, and coaching a young team.

FanDuel TV's Run It Back previews Game 5 of the NBA Finals and talks with former Denver Nuggets head coach George Karl.

On today’s episode, the crew discusses how Bam Adebayo can limit Nikola Jokic, Shams Charania shares when we might see Tyler Herro return in the NBA Finals, which team is under more pressure between the Miami Heat or Denver Nuggets, and if anyone besides Nikola Jokic will take home Finals MVP (0:40). Then, two-time Super Bowl Champion Travis Kelce joins the show to chat about his thoughts on the Cleveland Cavaliers’ season, if he was rooting for LeBron James after the Cavs were eliminated from the playoffs, what happened with his memorable first pitch at the Cleveland Guardians' game, and the prospect of DeAndre Hopkins joining the Kansas City Chiefs (17:55). Finally, the crew chats about whether the Golden State Warriors' dynasty is ending with Bob Myers stepping down as General Manager, if the Denver Nuggets should retire both Nikola Jokic's and Carmelo Anthony’s No

On today’s episode, the crew reacts to the Miami Heat’s dominating Game 3 win over the Boston Celtics to take a 3-0 series lead, who’s to blame for the Celtics’ collapse, if they believe Boston quit, and Gabe Vincent’s projected market in free agency (0:40). Then, they discuss what the Denver Nuggets proved in their Game 3 win against the Los Angeles Lakers as Denver also took a 3-0 lead in the series, their thoughts on Jamal Murray’s impressive play so far, whether LeBron James and Anthony Davis are wearing down, and if the Lakers can come back to win the series (14:05). After that, actor/Knicks fan Jerry Ferrara joins the show to chat about whether the New York Knicks’ season was still a success, if they should trade Julius Randle, what he talked about with Aaron Rodgers at Game 2 in MSG, and his reaction to Carmelo Anthony retiring (23:24)