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Miami Heat and NBA insider podcast hosted by Ethan Skolnick with Alex Toledo, Greg Sylvander and prominent guests. This is the new flagship of the Five Reasons Sports Network.
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Brady Hawk and Alex Toledo go over the class of big men projected to go in the first round of the NBA Draft. Sponsors: • PrizePicks.com (code: FIVE) Follow Ethan, Alex and Brady's writing for Sports Illustrated here! • h
Show notesWith the NBA changing the rules on the lottery, the Miami Heat's picks could be more valuable. Ethan Skolnick is joined by Greg Sylvander and Digital Adel to discuss what changes in a potential Giannis offer, and also fo
Show notesThe Orlando Magic hired Sean Sweeney, an assist of the Spurs -- and it could have some impact on Miami. Ethan Skolnick and Greg Sylvander explain. Sponsors: • PrizePicks.com (code: FIVE) • Real Merchant Services Follow E
Show notesAnother spin on the Giannis topic. This time, semi-skeptics Bryan Fonseca and Eternal Bast join to chart other courses for the Heat, rather than going all-in on Giannis Antetokounmpo. Sponsors: • PrizePicks.com (code: FI
Show notesAfter Ira Winderman of the Sun-Sentinel made some comments about the Heat possibly looking at Kawhi Leonard and Ja Morant if they can't get Giannis Antetokounmpo, Ethan Skolnick and Greg Sylvander explore the comparative
Show notesBrady Hawk and Alex Toledo come together for the second part of their NBA Draft series, going over the different types of wings [mostly] projected to go in the first round. Sponsors: • PrizePicks.com (code: FIVE) Follow
Show notesAfter perhaps some misinterpretation of a Barry Jackson tweet, Ethan Skolnick and Greg Sylvander discuss how NBA negotiations typically work, and may be working in the case of the pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo. Sponso
Show notesAs the Miami Heat still make a run at Giannis, there are free agents they could pursue with their exceptions to supplement the roster without or especially with him. Ethan Skolnick and Greg Sylvander use Bobby Marks's li
Show notesA report by a former Milwaukee Bucks beat writer, who is still connected with the team, got some attention on social media. Ethan Skolnick and Greg Sylvander break down the particulars and possibilities. Sponsors: • Priz
Show notesBrady Hawk and Alex Toledo come together to go over the loaded group of first round guards in the 2026 NBA Draft, with a focus on who might be available for the Heat at pick #13. Featuring: Mikel Brown Jr., Labaron Philo
Show notesEthan Skolnick and Eternal Bast are joined by Keith Smith of Spotrac to discuss his recent assessment of the Miami Heat's offseason salary cap sheet and possible plans, including the pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo. Spo
Show notesEthan invites Miami Heat fan Markus Schulz, one of the best known DJ's in Miami or anywhere, to join Five on the Floor to give his thoughts on how the Heat get back to being the entertainment touchtone they've often been
Show notesThe San Antonio Spurs & Oklahoma City Thunder had a matchup for the ages in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. The Spurs won behind a breathtaking performance from Victor Wembanyama. Greg Sylvander & Brady Hawk dis
Show notesAlex Toledo brings a slightly different concept for a Miami Heat offer to Giannis Antetokounmpo, with corresponding moves to make the Heat instantly competitive. Ethan Skolnick hosts. Sponsors: • PrizePicks.com (code: FI
Show notesThe Miami Heat need to start building something. But how do you do that when teams like the Western Conference finalist Spurs and Thunder are already so far ahead, not just with young elite talent but also with lots of e
Show notesWe know what the Heat have to offer, before the NBA draft. What is most appealing to a team like Milwaukee, as it may move Giannis? Ethan Skolnick and Alex Toledo rate Herro, Ware, Jaquez Jr., Larsson, the 13th overall p
Show notesThese comments didn't get the attention of some other recent ones by Miami Heat franchise icon Dwyane Wade, but Ethan and Greg give them a platform. Also, there's more and more Miami buzz from the national media regardin
Show notesThe Miami Heat have been able to build players up as well as any team in the NBA, as most NBA analysts acknowledge. But has that come at a cost? Ethan Skolnick brings on Geo Valdez to share his theory about where that ha
Show notesBleacher Report proposed a Miami Heat package for Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell, if Mitchell doesn't sign an extension to stay in Cleveland. Does the offer make sense? Would it really set up the Heat for con
Show notesIf they keep the pick, the Miami Heat will have plenty of options with the 13th selection, some that fit specific archetypes. Ethan Skolnick is joined by Adel Burton to identify those players, and discuss the results of
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