Was really looking forward to getting some takes off on the Lakers tonight but the Dubs had other plans as they got obliterated 117-91 at Staples Center.  Joining me to talk about it is my buddy Murph, aka Laguna Murph who delivered his takes on the Lakers.  We talk about how the game went sideaways so quickly for the Dubs, whether this year's Lakers squad is better than last year's, what potential additions both teams might look to make at the trade deadline, and look ahead to the next handful of games.  Give a listen #ACT

Lighting the mic with some ArmChair Takes after the Dubs beat the Knicks in MSG 114-106.  Joining me tonight is another fellow Duck, my buddy George who was born in Manhattan and still sadly roots for the Knicks.  We give our takes on tonight's game from both team's perspective, talk about the differences and similarities in the two teams, touch on Wiseman & Toppin, the possibility that we'll both have lottery picks in the 2021 Draft even if our squads make the playoffs, and why Coach Kerr still starts Steph even though he preaches defense.  Give a listen #ACT

Do you believe in miracles? The shorthanded Dubs stormed back from 19 down to beat the Heat in OT 120-112.  Dropping takes with me tonight is Brian from San Jose who not only grew up a Dubs fan, but also went to Oregon with me so stay for his bonus Ducks take at the end.  We get into why the win tonight was so encouraging and how the rest of the Western Conference teams stack up 30 or so games into the season #ACT

Dropping some ArmChair Takes after the Dubs handled the Spurs 114-91 to finish the Texas road trip 2-2.  I'm joined by my good buddy Joseph Quinn as we give our takes on the Dubs mediocre record thus far, if our expectations have changed after 25 games, potential roster and rotation adjustments, and a look ahead to the homestand. Check it out #ACT

Han solo for tonight's "ArmChair Takes" as the Dubs fall 111-107 to the Celtics in a game they probably should have won all things considered.  I give you my takes on Steph's night, Dray's struggles, the 2nd unit failing again, and the surprise contributions from JTA. I wrap it up with a big picture view of the season to date, and my take on how the Dubs can separate themselves from the current logjam in the standings. Tap in #ACT

The inaugural Armchair Takes recaps the Warriors 123-111 win over the T-Wolves.  I'm joined by two of my childhood buddies and fellow diehards, Joseph Quinn and Eli Flushman, as we give our takes on Looney starting at center again, Wiseman's improved play off the bench, Oubre's big night, trade rumors, and why this year's team has been so fun to watch. Tap in .