The Herd with Colin Cowherd is a thought-provoking, opinionated, and topic-driven journey through the top sports stories of the day. Colin's unique...Full Bio
The Herd with Colin Cowherd is a thought-provoking, opinionated, and topic-driven journey through the top sports stories of the day. Colin's unique...Full Bio
Jason Timpf reacts to NBA All-Star Weekend including the new format, Mac McClung in the dunk contest, and Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James not playing in the games. Later, Jason breaks down who would win a 1-on-1 NBA tournament featuring players like LeBron, Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, and Nikola Jokic. Jason closes the show by discussing Draymond Green's critical comments around the NBA and why Jason disagrees with the Warriors star on many of his talking points.
Timeline:
4:00 - Intro
5:00 - New All-Star game format
9:45 - Mac McClung wins drunk contest
14:00 - LeBron James doesn’t play
21:00 - Who wins 1v1 NBA tournament
31:30 - Draymond criticizes NBA
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Colin’s joined by Danny Parkins, host of “Breakfast Ball” on FS1!
They start with the criticisms of the NBA and NBA All-Star game and why despite all the chatter, the league is in a great place from a business standpoint, why the ridiculousness of the all star game is actually an endearing quality but why they want to see more effort from the players (3:15).
They discuss the ever increasing number of three point shots translating to even more blowouts and why it diminishes the product during the regular season and why NIL could help with the development of domestic talent (9:00). They also break down why the NBA needs to be more comfortable with tweaking the rules to create the best television product like the NFL does (14:00), and why parity isn’t great for sports like baseball (23:45).
They debate the level of difficulty GM’s face when drafting NBA talent when NBA prospects have almost very little exposure to other top talent at the high school and college levels (34:00).
They pivot to the SNL 50th Anniversary special and discuss the massive cultural impact SNL has made on the world of comedy and the huge roster of A-list talent the show has incubated, and why the critics don’t appreciate the greatness that has come from SNL (50:00). Colin talks about why modern critics seek perfection and hopes it doesn’t cause artists to hesitate to take big swings (57:00).
They discuss Aaron Rodgers begging the Jets to stay and still being shown the door due to his ego and lack of self-awareness (1:11:00), and why it wouldn’t be crazy for the Giants to give up a first round pick for Matthew Stafford (1:14:00).
They discuss American’s reluctance to embrace change and why Democrats tend to be far more neurotic when they lose compared to Republicans and Danny suggests an under the radar candidate that could run in 2028 (1:20:00).
Finally, they discuss the two types of “artists” and why LeBron James is one type and Kevin Durant is the other, reflect on Durant’s legacy in the NBA and debate whether winning his rings from joining a stacked Warriors team diminishes that legacy (1:27:00).
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Colin’s joined by Danny Parkins, host of “Breakfast Ball” on FS1!
They start with the criticisms of the NBA and NBA All-Star game and why despite all the chatter, the league is in a great place from a business standpoint, why the ridiculousness of the all star game is actually an endearing quality but why they want to see more effort from the players (3:15).
They discuss the ever increasing number of three point shots translating to even more blowouts and why it diminishes the product during the regular season and why NIL could help with the development of domestic talent (9:00). They also break down why the NBA needs to be more comfortable with tweaking the rules to create the best television product like the NFL does (14:00), and why parity isn’t great for sports like baseball (23:45).
They debate the level of difficulty GM’s face when drafting NBA talent when NBA prospects have almost very little exposure to other top talent at the high school and college levels (34:00).
They pivot to the SNL 50th Anniversary special and discuss the massive cultural impact SNL has made on the world of comedy and the huge roster of A-list talent the show has incubated, and why the critics don’t appreciate the greatness that has come from SNL (50:00). Colin talks about why modern critics seek perfection and hopes it doesn’t cause artists to hesitate to take big swings (57:00).
They discuss Aaron Rodgers begging the Jets to stay and still being shown the door due to his ego and lack of self-awareness (1:11:00), and why it wouldn’t be crazy for the Giants to give up a first round pick for Matthew Stafford (1:14:00).
They discuss American’s reluctance to embrace change and why Democrats tend to be far more neurotic when they lose compared to Republicans and Danny suggests an under the radar candidate that could run in 2028 (1:20:00).
Finally, they discuss the two types of “artists” and why LeBron James is one type and Kevin Durant is the other, reflect on Durant’s legacy in the NBA and debate whether winning his rings from joining a stacked Warriors team diminishes that legacy (1:27:00).
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Jonas Knox and Lavar Arrington fill in for Colin and discuss the absolute dumpster fire of a NBA All-Star Game and weekend nonsense. Aaron Rodgers and the Jets are cutting the ties, but how much can you trust the Jets to not screw it up again? #2Pros
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Jonas Knox and Lavar Arrington in for Colin Cowherd discuss NBA All-Star Weekend, Aaron Rodgers and the Jets, plus Micah Parsons. #2Pros
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A little championship envy as Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons feels like Dallas needs a call to action in the shadow of the Eagles Super Bowl. Adding to a terrible NBA All-Star Game, Lebron James was a late scratch, denying someone else the opportunity. #2Pros
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A volatile state of affairs for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Russell Wilson - Jonas and Lavar weigh in. Has the addition of Luka Doncic helped to revitalize Lebron James' energy for more run with the Lakers? #2Pros
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3x NBA All-Star John Wall joins Draymond Green and Baron Davis to chop it up about untold stories of his battles with Derrick Rose and the Chicago Bulls, what really happened in Houston with the Rockets, and the truth about his time with the Wizards—including the draft mistakes that cost them Klay Thompson, who wound up on the Golden State Warriors (20:00). The trio dives deep into the evolution of the NBA, discussing whether superstar players are scared of the Dunk Contest (44:00)), the struggles of the NBA All-Star Game (48:30), and the importance of mentorship for young players (1:37:00). Wall also reveals his thoughts on NIL deals (1:40:00), his all-time Top 5 No. 1 Draft Picks since 2010 (2:02:00), and whether he’s planning an NBA comeback (1:56:30).
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Jason Timpf’s top takes of the week!
He starts with the biggest news of the week, Luka Doncic making his debut with the Lakers after the blockbuster trade. He also breaks down why Jimmy Butler has restored the “belief” in the Warriors, congratulates Kevin Durant on reaching 30k career points and why Jayson Tatum has become the best “swiss army knife” in the league.
Timeline:
4:15 - Luka’s Lakers debut
16:00 - Jimmy Butler restores belief to Warriors
30:45 - Kevin Durant reaches 30k points
33:30 - Jayson Tatum is the best “swiss army knife” in the NBA
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