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You know those arguments you have with your friends in the group chat or barbershop about who is thebest shooter, best scorer, or who has the best handles of all time? Well, now imagine one of your buddies is an eleven- year vet in the NBA, who has not only played against the game's best, but has a backstory to validate those debates.Join Golden State Warriors guard Seth Curry and sports journalist Travonne Edwards in their new podcast: G.O.T.E. -- Greatest of Their Era. We re-contextualize the age-old GOAT debate by breaking down who is the greatest of their era in all the categories that you care about like: clutch shooter, lockdown defender, and one-on-one scorer. When considering eras everything changes: the rules, team style of play, everything. So, G.O.T.E. provides parameters and criteria so that we can really define who's the best of the era. Part debate, part untold stories, join Tray, Seth, and an occasional legendary guest as they break down the argument over who really wa
iHeartPodcasts hosts The G.O.T.E. - The Greatest of Their Era, a sports show with 46 episodes published.
Seth and Tray dive into a topic close to home: the greatest point guards of the 2010s — a loaded era featuring elite talent, former teammates, and even a little family rivalry. They debate the strengths of true flo
Show notesSeth and Tray are joined by NBA and Jordan Brand legend Quentin Richardson (aka Q-Rich) to break down which of his fellow Jordan athletes truly brought the heat, both on the court and in the sneaker game, during the 2000
Show notesSeth and Tray take it back to the 2000s to spotlight the ultimate “glue guys” the players who may not have been superstars, but were essential to keeping their teams together and competing at the highest leve
Show notesSeth and Tray keep the March Madness theme rolling, this time spotlighting the biggest tournament heroes of the 2000s who went on to have the greatest NBA careers. They take a trip back through the NCAA Tournament to rev
Show notesIn honor of March Madness , Seth and Tray switch things up this week and break down the greatest Duke Blue Devils men's basketball players to ever make an impact in the NBA. The list features all-time legends like Grant
Show notesSeth and Tray dive into one of the most subjective debates in basketball... who were the most underrated players of the 2000s? From names like Rashard Lewis, Kevin Martin, Cuttino Mobley, and Antawn Jamison, the guys bre
Show notesSeth and Tray discuss the Greatest NBA Finals MVP's of the 2000's, and with only 6 names to talk about they go deep on the superstars that shaped the decade. Shaq, Kobe, Dwyane Wade, Tim Duncan, Chanucey Billups and Paul
Show notesSeth Curry returns to the show alongside Tray to break down the greatest Power Forwards of the 1990s. The conversation dives into some of the era’s most iconic players, including Charles Barkley, Karl Malone, Denni
Show notesWith Seth still sidelined by injury, Quinn Cook joins Tray as co-host to break down the Greatest Undrafted Players of the 2010's, and this topic has a personal touch for Quinn! The conversation starts with Qu
Show notesWith Seth sidelined by injury, Quinn Cook joins Tray as co-host to break down the Greatest NBA Duos of the 2000s and what truly separated the elite pairings from the rest. The conversation dives into iconic partnerships
Show notesTray and Seth are joined by the #2 pick in the 2010 NBA Draft, Evan Turner, to breakdown the Top #2 picks of the 2010's. Evan and Seth remember their epic 2019 run to the Western Conference Finals with the Blazers, where
Show notesSeth and Tray dive deep into who are the Greatest Glue Guys of the 90's. They discuss the subtle differences between "Glue Guys" and "Role Guys" and debate which players deserve to be on this list, including Dennis Rodma
Show notesTray and Seth discuss the Greatest Guard Dunkers of the 2000's including Vince Carter, Jason Richardson, Dwyane Wade and Kobe Bryant. Seth talks about how his lack of dunking ability at a young age actually helped him de
Show notesSeth and Tray are joined by Basketball Hall-of-Famer, 5-time NBA All-Star and Olympic Gold Medalist, Tim Hardaway Sr.! Tim talks about the Greatest NBA Trios of the 1990's, how his Run TMC Warriors team was broken up too
Show notesSeth and Tray discuss the best players who ran point in the 80's... From Magic and Isiah, to Stockton and Dennis Johnson. They dive deep into what takes a point guard from good to great, and why some guys made the Top-5
Show notesSeth and Tray are joined by Sixers center and 4-time NBA rebounding champion Andre Drummond to discuss the Greatest Rebounders of the 2010's. They talk Dwight Howard, DeAndre Jordan, Hassan Whiteside and the keys to bein
Show notesSeth and Tray get deep into the best Trash Talkers of the 90's from Kevin Garnett, Larry Bird and Gary Payton to Reggie Miller and Michael Jordan. They rank their Top-5 of the decade and Tray has a great idea about how t
Show notesSeth and Tray discuss the best Floor Generals of the 2010's from Russell Westbrook, LeBron James and Steph Curry to John Wall and Rajon Rondo. They rank their Top-5 including one major surprise on Tray's list. Seth talks
Show notesOffense wins games. Defense wins championships. The axiom, like most general rules in life, rings true. The only thing more impressive than putting the ball into the basket in spectacular fashion is stopping an elite ath
Show notesSeth and Tray discuss the big men that shaped the NBA during the 90's, from Hakeem Olajuwon and Patrick Ewing to David Robinson and Shaquille O'Neal. They rank the Top-5 Centers of the time, and describe why Vlade Divac
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