Should You Stop Working On Moves?

Micah Lancaster and Bryce Stanhope discuss the deepest skill study ever performed - a 10 game breakdown of NBA All-Star Kyrie Irving. 

Micah Lancaster and Bryce Stanhope tell the world they aren't nearly as advanced as people make them out to be....when it comes to how people are defining "advanced". 

Is there really no such thing as a technique in basketball? Did all the greats of the past really just succeed despite their training? Micah Lancaster and Bryce Stanhope discuss the Evidence Based training approach. Episode one just scratches the surface of this topic. 

Cranjis is joined by Brazilian 2nd League Champion and Unifacisa coach KJ Smith to discuss what US basketball can learn from int'l basketball, and KJ's relationship with data as a coach for a championship contender. 

Nathan Walker joins Cranjis to chat about Stable SPR, Predictive Win %, Replacement On/Off, and how each of those can be used by fans to learn more about the NBA. The duo also discusses Nathan's research around showing how clutch is real and can be predicted. 

<p>How much “luck” is involved in an NBA game or playoff series? Is it all about outside shooting? How big of a difference does streaky shooting make, and how should we talk about and think about this relative to “skill” or “quality?” We tackle that with some new data, but first, ... Show More

<p>In the finale, we list possible GOAT peaks, talk about intricacies in turnovers, decision-making, and on-ball primacy while going deep on Larry Bird, David Robinson, Hakeem Olajuwon and more. We also discuss issues with head-to-head matchups or specific playoff series as dispo ... Show More