Carmichael Dave

The firestorm Noah Lyles, no relation to Trey, set off last week regarding the NBA champs not really being “world champs” is silly. Let’s just start there. Full credit to Lyles, and if you haven’t seen his comments, just hit play below… "I love the U.S… but that ain't the world!" ❌ Noah Lyles throws shade at the NBA's 'world champions' 🏀👀 pic.twitter.com/BRCJagckcK — Eurosport (@eurosport) August 27, 2023 He raised his profile and put Track and Field center stage.

I’m not a fan of James Harden the NBA player. Never have been. I don’t enjoy watching him. I don’t enjoy his hunting for fouls. But most of all, I don’t like the way he leaves franchises in his wake. I also think he’s a stat hunter who can’t win a title. Those are all sports bar convos, but this thing with Philadelphia 76ers GM and, apparently, longtime friend Daryl Morey is intriguing. I love a great deep-dive conspiracy, and this one has me thinking a bit.

BY Last month, a major online publication posted its “Most overrated NBA players” list and had Domantas Sabonis at number one. This of course was amongst the dumbest things I’ve ever seen, and many others shared the same feeling. So of course, we all clicked it, shared it, and talked about it on our radio shows, which of course gave the writer and his bosses exactly what they wanted: Clicks.