Heatcheck podcast – Have the Brooklyn Nets gone too far? | NBA News
Host Jaydee Dyer is joined by three-time NBA champion BJ Armstrong, Le Mans and Team GB forward Ovie Soko and Sky Sports analyst Mo Mooncey to chop up all the latest news and storylines from around the NBA.
It’s a full house this week on Heatcheck and Jaydee tips off proceedings by rounding up the latest news, including the announcement that the NBA’s Basketball Africa League is to open its inaugural, 14-day season on May 16 in Kigali, Rwanda.
In Hot or Not the team break down Draymond’s Green rather inflammatory claim that he’s the greatest defender in the history of the league, leading to a long pause from BJ Armstrong – a man who has played alongside (and won titles with) Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen no less.
There’s discussion on whether the Brooklyn Nets have gone too far in building their super-team after bringing in LaMarcus Aldridge, another former All-Star buyout addition after Blake Griffin.
Then things get heated as Mo and Ovie go back and forth over Andre Drummond’s addition to the Lakers roster after the center was bought out by the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Mo would still rather have Dwight Howard in Los Angeles, but Ovie isn’t having it, arguing that Drummond’s elite rebounding, size and athleticism, not to mention the fact that he is still very much in his prime, will help the Lakers push for another championship better than an ageing Howard.
To wrap up, the guys preview the Brooklyn Nets @ Chicago Bulls, our #NBASundays game, which you can watch at 7pm on Sky Sports Arena and for free on Sky Sports YouTube here.
Mark Kleinman is city editor, breaking major business stories and analysing what they mean for the financial sector.
He has revealed some of the biggest stories in the city in the past decade, with a string of exclusives about major takeover deals.
Before joining Sky, he was City Editor of The Sunday Telegraph.
Mark was awarded the London Press Club Business Journalist of the Year in 2011.