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Bruce Bowen and Israel Gutierrez talk about the Lakers' loss to the Heat, the Suns firing Alvin Gentry, the All-Star starters and Billy Hunter's curious extension.

MSG Network's Alan Hahn explains why Jeremy Lin was awarded early Bird Rights by the NBPA and why this is a big win for the Knicks looking ahead to next season.

Cavs PG Baron Davis talks about the lockout, his L.A. basketball charity event "For the City", and the prospect of playing alongside #1 overall pick Kyrie Irving.

Max and Marcellus discussed NBC's interview with Jerry Sandusky in which Sandusky unconvincingly maintains his innonence in the Penn State sex scandal. Plus, ESPN.com TrueHoop Blogger Henry Abbott on the NBA Lockout.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith completely disagrees with the NBPA's strategy. Despite the reporting, Smith still thinks a deal will get done.

Bill Daughtry discusses the desertification of the NBPA with ESPN's Stephen A. Smith as well as Newsday's Alan Hahn and Bill recaps the losses by both the Jets and Giants this weekend with ESPN New York 1050's Larry Hardesty and ESPNNewYork.com's Ohm

Bill Daughtry talks with you about Joe Paterno's dismissal as head football coach at Penn State and checks in with Howard Beck of the New York Times as the NBA and NBPA continue to work toward a new CBA on ESPN New York Tonight.

Stephen A. had plenty to say about the scandal at Penn State. Former NBA players' association head Charles Grantham and former NBPA president Isiah Thomas joined the show to give their thoughts on the NBA lockout. Stephen A. also talked Jets with E

Jalen Rose shares his thoughts on potential decertification by the NBPA, explains why he loves Ndamukong Suh and recounts a memorable Shaq-Kobe story.

Marcellus and Mark Willard think the NBA Players are starting to crack, and it would mean that the NBA Owners are going to have more leverage going forward in the Lockout.

Andy and Brian welcome Lakers forward Matt Barnes, talking about the CBA negotiations, technical fouls, his knee, and his upcoming charity game.

Bill Simmons goes inside the NBA labor negotiations with NBPA executive director Billy Hunter. Hunter shares his thoughts on what is holding up a deal and when the two sides might meet next.

NBA Commissioner David Stern sits down with Stephen A. Smith to discuss the latest labor negotiation developments between the players and the owners.

Max and Marcellus discuss both sides of the NBA labor issue. Max argues that an owners' win would spell the end of the Los Angeles Lakers as we know them.

Andy and Brian talk with SI.com's Sam Amick for the latest on the NBA labor situation. Plus, a very bizarre tale involving Nicolas Cage, an intruder and a Fudgesicle.

Chris Sheridan of SheridanHoops.com explains why he believes there is a 75-80% chance that the NBA season begins on time.