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Hosted by Ryan Gunasekera, Fred Kodye · sports · EN · 48 episodes
Get a new perspective on the modern NBA from die-hard fans of the Lakers and Celtics.
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Ryan Gunasekera, Fred Kodye hosts Best of Enemies, a sports show with 48 episodes published.
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Episode #48
The Best of Enemies is back with an emergency breakdown of the biggest NBA blockbuster trade of the offseason: LeBron James is officially a Philadelphia 76er. In this episode, the crew breaks down: The Trade Shockwave Fit & Chemistry The Boston Nightmare The GOAT Debate
Episode #47
The NBA off-season madness reaches a boiling point as two monumental superstar departures shake the league to its core. In this episode, Fred and Ryan break down the absolute shockwaves: Jaylen Brown is a 76er: In a stunning, logic-defying move, Boston sends Jaylen Brown to their ultimate division rival for a Paul George rental and picks. Is this the worst Celtics trade since Chauncey Billups, and has Brad Stevens completely lost the plot? Inside the Boston Rift: We dive into the rumors behind the scenes. Did a massive relationship breakdown force a desperate, pennies-on-the-dollar panic move, and what does Jayson Tatum think about it? LeBron Exits LA: The King is no longer a Laker. We process the emotional fallout (or lack thereof) and critique the front office’s pivot to Walker Kessler and Collin Sexton. Did LA just get fleeced on picks for an injury-risk big man?
Episode #46
The NBA off-season is in absolute chaos before free agency even begins! In this episode, Fred and the crew break down three massive, blockbuster storylines shaking up the league: Giannis to South Beach: Miami goes all-in, gutting their roster and future picks to pair the Greek Freak with Bam Adebayo. Did Pat Riley overpay? Jaylen Brown Drama: After another failed trade attempt, the relationship between Brown and the Celtics front office looks completely broken. Can Boston mend fences? LaMelo Ball to Minnesota: In a shocking twist, the Timberwolves dump Julius Randle and pair LaMelo with Anthony Edwards. Is this a championship backcourt or just a flashy experiment? Plus, we look at Charlotte’s sudden rebuild and gear up for the looming July 1st free agency frenzy!
Episode #45
In the season finale, we are breaking down Game 5 of the NBA Finals and celebrating a historic moment: The New York Knicks are world champions for the first time in 53 years! We dive deep into how this team was built, giving flowers to the architects and stars who made it happen, while looking at what went wrong for their opponents.
Episode #44
In this episode of The Best of Enemies , we break down a historic NBA Finals game that saw the San Antonio Spurs squander a 29-point first-half lead to lose to the New York Knicks, putting them down 3-1 in the series.
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