Two Man Weave TuneIn

Phil Jackson is finally gone from New York! Two Man Weave Hosts Kenyon Martin and Michael Rapaport get into the Knicks parting ways with Phil Jackson and the Los Angeles Clippers trading Chris Paul to the Houston Rockets. Former NBA player Brian Scalabrine joins the show to talk about the current state of the Boston Celtics and his thoughts so far on playing in The Big 3 tournament.

The Philadelphia 76ers are now on the clock with the NBA Draft coming tomorrow. Two Man Weave Hosts Kenyon Martin and Michael Rapaport break down the draft class as well as the latest trade rumors in The Association. NBA on TuneIn analysts Caron Butler and Antoine Walker joining as special guests to talk about their draft day experiences and give their thoughts on where some big time free agents will land.

The Cleveland Cavaliers fought back to win game four of the 2017 NBA Finals, but the Golden State Warriors finished the job at home in game 5, beating the Cavs 129-120 to capture the team's second NBA Finals in three seasons. Two Man Weave Hosts Kenyon Martin and Michael Rapaport, alongside NBA on TuneIn hosts Jason Pugh, Rex Chapman and Caron Butler, break down the win, congratulate the Warriors and talk about what the Warriors win means for both teams moving forward.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are facing elimination in game four of the 2017 NBA Finals. Most of the basketball world, Two Man Weave Hosts Kenyon Martin and Michael Rapaport included, are writing off the defending champions off. Martin, Rapaport, Jason Pugh, Rex Chapman and Caron Butler break down the win and set the stage for game 4.

In the build up to game 5 of the NBA Finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors, hosts Michael Rapaport, Kenyon Martin, Mike Yam, Rex Chapman and Caron Butler handicap the chances of LeBron James and the Cavs getting the series back to Cleveland.

The Cleveland Cavaliers fought back to win game four of the 2017 NBA Finals after most of the basketball world, Two Man Weave Hosts Kenyon Martin and Michael Rapaport included, wrote the defending champions off. The Golden State Warriors were primed to sweep the playoffs with a perfect 16-0 record, but huge games from LeBron James and Kyrie Irving helped the Cavs hand the Dubs their first postseason loss. Martin, Rapaport, Jason Pugh, Rex Chapman and Caron Butler break down the win and set the stage for game 5 in Oracle Arena.