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Welcome to The Baseline NBA Podcast Live! We are diving headfirst into NBA Media Day and breaking down all the defining storylines ahead of the 2026–27 NBA Season.

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19 Media Group’s own Warren Shaw brings you firsthand, inside coverage straight from Miami Heat Media Day! Get the real story behind Giannis Antetokounmpo taking the floor in South Beach wearing #7 alongside Bam Adebayo and Klay Thompson.

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After looking at Miami, we swing around the other 29 teams to break down every blockbuster move, roster shakeup, and preseason outlook—iLuka Dončić and the Lakers, Ja and Dame in Portland, LeBron James in Philly, and who is poised for a deep postseason run this year.

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A freshman pursuing jazz studies had his college dreams shattered by nerve damage. After misdiagnosis, a holistic nurse helped him understand his condition, leading him to transform his personal recovery into a career in holistic health.

5:1 founder Anthony Canelo says to think of his product as aromatherapy for your brain! Inhale the magic and feel the effects: Valerian for sleep, Yerba Mate for energy, Palo Santo for focus. What vibe are you going for today? Try it now!

Klay spoke with Warren Shaw about his defensive reputation, honoring his past All-Defensive selection, and why Coach Spo's system is built to maximize his game on both ends of the floor.

How big of an impact will Klay's defense have on Miami's success this year? Share this with a Heat fan! 🏀

"Leadership isn't about telling people what to do. It's about showing them how it's done."

Giannis Antetokounmpo recently shared his thoughts on leadership, winning championships, and what it actually means to be called "the best" in the game. His perspective on staying humble while competing at the highest level is something every athlete (and leader) needs to hear.
Do you agree with his approach to leadership?

Remember these NBA stars who shone brightly at their peak? Gilbert Arenas, Brandon Roy, Danny Manning, and Shawn Kemp delivered incredible performances. Even Greg Oden, despite injuries, showed flashes of brilliance. These players left a mark on the league.

Luke Charles Stafford on Dope Interviews shares his lifelong dream of embodying Superman, inspired by Christopher Reeve's iconic 1978 portrayal. He discusses how the film shaped his values and his emotional audition for James Gunn's project. Could Luke be the Man of Steel?

A nod to Brandon Roy's incredible talent and leadership, recognized on The Baseline's All-NBA What-If second team. It's a true shame injuries cut short what could have been an all-time great career.

Was Shawn Kemp the most explosive player in his era? Many believe he could have reached an even higher level of greatness if he hadn't gotten in his own way. Or was Larry Johnson a bigger what if story in his era?