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Even the greatest games come to an end. Join the gang one more time for the season finale of the Full Court Report. Chris goes off in the 1Q and breaks down the most recent transactions in the league: DRose to NY and the three-team deal between ATL, Utah and Indy. Mo comes off the bench in the 2Q to ask the inevitable questions – what’s next for Cleveland and Golden State? Is there a need the retool the Warriors? Brad takes the lead in the 3Q and he looks ahead into the upcoming 2016 NBA Draft. The boys lay down their two cents on the draftees, the lottery teams and more. Finally, Jinno closes out the season all the way from Amsterdam by discussing another very interesting ‘event’ that’s fast-approaching – the 2016 free agency frenzy. On that note, the final buzzer sounds off on the first season of the Full Court Report. Thanks for staying with us! What can we say… Full Court crew out!

Pop out the champagne and get ready to party as the gang basks in post-championship glow in this episode of the Full Court Report! Mo starts the party looking back at Cleveland’s great game 7, and how Kyrie Irving’s rise in the finals may be worthy of him being named as Co-finals MVP with Lebron. Brad jumps in afterwards, looking for Steph Curry and Klay Thompson, who have seemingly disappeared in the crucial stretch of the series after leading the way for the team for most of the season. Chris takes over in the third, dusting off the history books and looking at how Cleveland’s come-from-behind series win against the best regular-season team figures into NBA history. Finally, Jinno goes for last call, getting the gang’s take on whether we are now witness to a new NBA Rivalry. Are Lebron and Steph good enough to be a new Johnson vs Bird? Don’t get left out of the celebration and join the FCR crew in this edition of the Full Court Report! Like, follow, subscribe via Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, iTunes and Android.

As the Cavs live to fight another day, Mo, Chris, Jinno and Brad assemble for yet another scintillating edition of The Full Court Report! Chris leads the tip-off looking back at Game 6 of the Cleveland-Golden State Series. The Cavs hold off the Warriors in Cleveland, thanks to another monstrous effort by LeBron James. Special mention goes to Tristan Thompson’s double-double effort, and perhaps some missed calls by the refs. Jinno jumps in for Quarter No. 2, talking about the excitement of a Game 7, while musing on missing some key figures such as Andrew Bogut and last year’s Finals MVP Andre Iguodala. Can the Warriors hack it out without the two? Brad comes off the bench in the Third, to weigh in on the battle of the benches. After some key injuries and the performance of each team, which team has the deeper and more able bench mob to take home the NBA title? Finally, Mo closes the show focusing on the fouled-out Steph Curry and his notable mouthpiece-throwing range. The crew looks back at that uncharacteristic moment, as well as the action that followed on social media. All this and some other gold nuggets are up in this episode of Full Court Report! Check us out on iTunes, Android, and Youtube, and stay connected via Facebook and Twitter.

Flagrant. Ferocious. Firey. Just a few F-words to describe this episode of the Full Court Report! Chris starts the discussion with a lookback at Game 5 of the Finals between Golden State and Cleveland. After Draymond Green gets suspended for excessive flagrant fouls in the Playoffs, Lebron James and Kyrie Irving make 41 apiece to keep the Cavs alive. The FCR crew look back at what got the Cavs back in the game. Mo takes over next, putting the microscope on Steph Curry. Can he carry the Warriors the way that Lebron does for the Cavs? And how big was the absence of Draymond Green? Brad takes over in the third, keeping track of some of the shots fired in the heightening word war during the Finals. Also, the FCR team debate on whether Lebron’s move to get Draymond suspended was a masterstroke or a wuss move. Finally, Chris takes it home with some things to look forward to in the off season. Does Durant move? Will the Timberwolves finally rise as a team to beat? Can the Spurs stay relevant? And how much more freaky can Giannis Antetokounmpo get with another year in the league? Catch these discussions, as well as some of the gang’s notable reboots, in this edition of Full Court Report! Don’t get suspended from all the fun by liking, following and subscribing via Facebook, Twitter and iTunes

As the final buzzer sounded on game 3, the boys headed straight to the studio to serve you up another dose of the Full Court Report! Chris takes the starting role today and he runs an iso on the Cavs’ first win in the 2016 NBA Finals! Then Chris lobs it up to Jinno who dares to ask the dreaded question… (cue creepy sound effects) …are the Cavaliers better without Kevin Love? The second half opened with Brad at the helm. He takes a look at the how much work today’s athletes put in the lab. He brings up how technology and other developments have put more years into the careers of this generations’ players. And finally, closing the show out was Mo, who talks NBA news. The crew tries to justify or simply make sense out of Steph Curry’s withdrawal from the Team USA National Team pool. As always, we got you covered from four different cities all over the world. Get your much-needed fix of the Full Court Report on iTunes, YouTube and Android!

Get ready with your popcorn and beer with another action-packed edition of the Full Court Report, featuring the NBA Finals! Chris leads the tip off as the gang debates on how watchable the NBA Finals is between Golden State and Cleveland. After a more gritty 4-2 Eastern Conference Finals between the Cavs and Raptors, and a come-from-behind series win by the Warriors against the Thunder, the Warriors have so far been dominant in the Finals, leading 2-0. Is there still something more to expect from the Finals, or will it be a waste of electricity and internet? Bradford takes over in the second, leading the troupe to a breakdown of the different aspects that make the Warriors winners, and how Steph Curry may be the first NBA MVP in a long time that didn’t need to step up in the Finals, for his team to dominate. Mo steps up in the third, to focus on Draymond Green as a key cog in the series. After struggling in the WCF, Green has been a monster against the Cavs. Does Cleveland have an answer to Green? Also, the FCR gang talk about Lebron’s proclamations of being “lower on the totem pole” of the Cavs organization. Finally, Jinno takes things home in the fourth, weighing in on Dwight Howard’s future, James Harden and the Rockets, and some talk about the age of the mid-range jumper. All these, as well as some interesting online meetings from the gang, are primed and ready for this episode of Full Court Report! Don’t be left behind by liking, following and subscribing via Facebook, Twitter and iTunes.

Before we dive into the NBA Finals, join the gang once more for Episode 58 of the Full Court Report! Mo begins the show by talking about the most relevant storylines heading into the big stage. Jinno enters the game in the second and devotes the entire quarter to LeBron and his legacy. Mo takes a shot at The King that sparks some argument between the boys. Halftime was a much-needed break from the action. The boys recall each of their favorite in-transit stories. Things got so interesting, Mo had to call a timeout during halftime! The boys went back to the ballgame in the 3Q with Brad at the helm. Do notice, by the way, how he’s suited up for this episode. Fancy! He takes a look at the individual match-ups in the coming series. Chris took over the 4th, dropping a bunch of NBA Finals trivia on the guys. He also starts up a discussion on the budding chaos revolving around Kevin Durant’s free agency. Episode 58 is your perfect NBA Finals pre-game. Always keep it locked on the Full Court Report!

The Full Court Report gets thunderous in this episode, featuring an action-packed three-man weave from our hosts. Jinno starts things up focusing on the Splash Brothers’ performance in Game 6 of their Western Conference Finals against Oklahoma. After a crackling discourse to end the first quarter, Mo picks it up in the second focusing on the other key personnel in that crucial Warriors’ win. Brad continues on in the third, looking this time at the side of the Thunder. Jinno then wraps things up in the fourth, talking about the NBA First Five and the flubs that came along in this year’s list. Things definitely get electric as the Full Court Report crew near the NBA Finals. Don’t miss on all the action by liking, following and subscribing to Full Court Report via Facebook, Twitter and iTunes.

As things continue to brew (quite unexpectedly) in the playoffs, we serve up Episode 57 of the Full Court Report! Brad takes the starting nod and goes to work in the 1Q. He calls isolation on the Golden State Warriors. Oh how the mighty have fallen. Down 3-1? What in the world is happening to the defending champions, the best regular season team in history? The 2Q was Chris’ time to shine. The boys get at each other, talking about jump-shooting teams and  how their biggest strength can also be their most fatal weakness. Mo takes over the 3Q. He heads over to the North to discuss the Raptors. Is it really a surprise that they’ve won two games in the series? Can they complete the feat? Your biggest Raptors questions get answered. And finally, in the 4Q, Jinno goes around the NBA. He digs up some of the latest news, including recent awards that have been given. The league is getting more interesting as we get closer to the Finals. We here at the Full Court Report try to keep up! You should, too, by watching, subscribing and following the Full Court Report on iTunes, Android and YouTube!

The NBA Conference finals turn slightly over their heads in this latest edition of the Full Court Report! Brad starts things up with a look back at the Thunder vs Warriors series. Oklahoma now leads the series 2-1, once again showing Golden State that this series is no walk in the park. What makes the Thunder rumble? The gang also takes a look at the love-hate relationship between Thunder teammates KD and Dion Waiters. Mo continues on in the second, taking a look more on the Warriors’ side of things. Are the Warriors indeed vulnerable? Is it time for them to change things up? How does Steph fare through all these things? All that, along with some Draymond Green action from Game 3. The second half kicks off with Chris moving on to the Eastern Conference Finals. The Raptors showed that they aren’t just some bystanders in their series against the Cavs. Are the Raptors for real? Is this series Cleveland’s to lose? And how are things with Kyrie Irving? Is it time for the Cavs to press the panic button? Finally, Jinno closes things up with Larry Legend’s thoughts about the current pool of talent in the league, and the gang share their thoughts on which jersey colors would be a better fit for Dwight Howard next season. All these, along with some award-winning performances on the silver screen, are all heated and ready to be served in this episode of the Full Court Report! You know the drill… like, follow and subscribe to FCR via Facebook, Twitter and iTunes.

As the NBA Conference Finals heat up, the Full Court Report crew fans the flames in this episode! Brad leads the tip-off looking back at the Thunder’s surprising upset against the Warriors in the first game of the Western Conference Finals. Westbrook goes beserk, the Thunder control the glass, and they make NBA fans the world over take notice. Chris subs in for the second, looking this time at the Cavs vs. Raptors series. Toronto is finally on the world stage, but Lebron and company still don’t seem to be losing steam. Will the Raptors get a first ever conference finals win, or with the Cavs continue to cruise back to the NBA Finals? Jinno leads the 3rd quarter with a spirited dissection of the NBA Draft Lottery results. Who wins? Is the pool deep enough? The FCR crew also talk a little about prospective coaching changes, along with a heated discussion on Mike D’Antoni and James Harden’s potential for better defense. Finally, Mo takes over in the fourth, looking back at Game 2 between Oklahoma and Golden State, wherein the Warriors bounced back with authority. Also, Brad displays a very passionate take on the Thunder. All that and more in another scorching-hot edition of Full Court Report! Don’t stay cold by liking, following and subscribing to Full Court Report via Facebook, Twitter and iTunes.

As we dive deeper into the playoffs, things can only get more interesting on the Full Court Report. Episode 54 kicks off with Jinno in Manila. He breaks down the upcoming Western Conference Finals – Warriors versus Thunder. First, the boys take a look back at the San Antonio-OKC series. They try to answer the budding question: where do the Spurs go from here? Then they move on to the WCF with their bold predictions and analysis. In the 2Q, Chris subs in and takes us to his side of the country, the East. The quarter begins with the crew dissecting how Toronto was able to slip past Dwyane Wade in father prime, and sneak past the Heat in game 7. Same questions arise. Where does Miami go from here? Can the Raptors post a serious threat on the Cavs? How will the ECF unfold? Mo starts the second half by talking about headlines in the 3Q. He talks about the players who impressed in the second round and makes sure they get enough credit. He also takes on a wider scope and discusses the teams who turned heads and those that were a pain in the eye to watch. Capping off the show in the 4Q, Brad goes in and around the league for news. He brings up the not-so-surprising declaration of Karl-Anthony Towns as the 2015-16 NBA Rookie of the Year. He also touches on the never-ending coaching carousel and the recent reports that Mark Cuban almost ran for president of the USA. Interesting, right? Well, then make sure you watch download and subscribe to the Full Court Report! Always on iTunes, YouTube and Android!

As the NBA nears the home stretch of its semis, the Full Court Report is keeping in step.   Mo opens the show taking on Steph’s unanimous MVP award, more post-season Dwight Howard, and Russell Westbrook’s “fierce” fashion sense. Brad steps up in the second, leading a look at the Spurs-Thunder series. Is “talent” now trumping “system”? Is this the last title run of the Spurs’ big three? The FCR crew takes on these questions.   Jinno subs in for the third, with an updated glimpse of the close Raptors vs Heat series. Can any of them take on the Cavs come the conference finals? Finally, Mo takes things home looking at the Warriors-Blazers series: the Curry-Lillard epic duel and what’s in store for both teams moving forward.   All this, along with somefun facts are up in this edition of Full Court Report. Don’t get left behind by liking, following and subscribing on Facebook, Twitter and iTunes.

The Full Court Report continues to check on the sizzling NBA Semis in this episode. Brad leads the opening tip-off with a look at the series between the dominant and Division Finals-bound Cavs, and the “disrespected” Hawks. Jinno takes over in the second, taking a look at the leveled series between the KD-led Thunder and the consistently-contending Spurs. After the half, Chris picks up the pace with a discussion on the Raptors-Heat series. With the series now tied and injuries abound, how will the breakthrough-searching Raptors fare against the stress-tested Heat? Finally, Mo drives to the home stretch, looking back at Steph Curry’s return against the Trail-blazing Damian Lillard. All that, along with other NBA news and political promises are in store in this edition of the Full Court Report! Don’t be left behind with our hottest topics by following, liking and subscribing via Facebook, Twitter and iTunes.

The action in the NBA Semifinals continues to sizzle in this edition of the Full Court Report! Mo takes the reigns in the first as the FCR crew talks about the controversial finish in Game 2 of the Spurs-Thunder series. Chris leads the second, looking at the Heat’s stellar backcourt and Lowry’s troubling performance in Toronto. Jinno steps up for the third, with a dissection of what looks like a lopsided series between the Cavs and the Hawks, and Atlanta’s prospects as an NBA destination. Finally, Brad finishes things off in the fourth, contemplating on a “no Steph, no problem” situation for the Warriors going up against the Trail Blazers. All this, along with a pop quiz to boot and a listing of ideal dinner guests is up in this episode of the Full Court Report! Don’t get left behind by following, liking and subscribing to Full Court Report on Facebook, Twitter and iTunes.

We’ve gone gold! We’ve gone gold!!! Folks, welcome to the 50th episode of the Full Court Report. We got the entire gang together to celebrate this milestone and we start off with Mo in NYC. He gets down to business, starting with how the Warriors seem to have things figured out even without Steph. Then Mo moves on over to the other conference as he wonders what the Thunder’s chances are on bringing down the mighty Spurs. Chris takes the lob pass in 2Q and he dives into some game 7 talk. First, the boys break down the Hornets’ meltdown against Miami. Brad humbly reminds everyone that he actually called this series to go seven games with the Heat winning it. Then the discussion went over to the Pacers-Raptors series where Mo argues that Toronto will definitely need Lowry and Derozn to show up every single night. Halftime was brag time as the boys recall the best milestones they every recorded in their lifetimes. Brad entered the game in the 3Q. Noticing that they haven’t been able to pay their dues to the King, he devotes the entire quarter to LeBron. They talk about the Cavs’ next match-up with the Hawks, how Kent Bazemore practically proclaimed himself a LeBron stopper, and an interesting fact that separates Bron from all other greats. 4Q belongs to Jinno and he checked in with the eight teams that have been eliminated in the first round. Jinno asks: where do they go from here? Everything in this episode is solid gold so make sure you don’t miss this one! And of course, not just this episode. Never miss a beat of the Full Court Report! Watch, follow and subscribe on iTunes, Android and YouTube! Fifty, baby!

Playoff talk continues in Episode 49 of your favorite, the Full Court Report! Jinno opens up the show with the inevitable ‘what the hell is going on’ topic of playoff injuries. Big names are going down! And the boys talk about how Golden State will hold their own without Steph, how the Clippers will survive without Blake and CP3 and how those affect the entire Western Conference picture. Chris steps in in the 2Q talks about two teams that are trying to prove they’re legit – the Toronto Raptors and the Charlotte Hornets. Chris asks the fellas how far these two teams will go. They pretty much investigate at which point of the post-season the web will get flooded with crying Jordans again. So far, the GOAT has been all smiles on the sidelines. Halftime was its usual break from the hoop world. Inspired by a hundred-dollar donut, Brad throws this question at the gang: what has been your most outlandish purchase ever? Action resumed in the third with Brad taking over. He brings up Mark Cuban’s bold statement saying Russell Westbrook isn’t a superstar. Brad also questions the guys on who has been their most and least valuable players of the first round. The 4Q was Twister time and Mo spends time with his Warriors, celebrating Steve Kerr’s Coach of the Year win. He does wonder though if Kerr deserved it, having missed half of the season. Mo argues the Warriors cannot claim all the trophies and titles. And finally, some updates on Chris Bosh and how he personifies the famed phrase ‘ball is life.’ They say the level of basketball antes up in the playoff so we try to keep up and deliver you hard fouls on this show. Never miss an episode of the Full Court Report! Always on iTunes, Android and YouTube!

Pumped up with the Playoffs? Rub elbows with the FCR Crew with this episode of Full Court Report! Mo takes the reigns at the first, with a look at the Warriors vs Rockets Series. GSW shooting the lights out, Steph getting another injury, and the NBA’s second look at Harden’s “Shove-and-Shoot.”  Chris jumps in at the second, with a quick glimpse at the Celtics evening it out against the Hawks, and the Pacers making DeRozan and Lowry feeling stinky at the moment. Brad checks in the third, weighing in on the big weekend for point guards, the Trailblazers and Hornets finally showing their stings, and the NBA cracking down on hard fouls. Jinno finally takes the home stretch with the sweeps of the Cavs and Spurs, and the other goings-on around the league. These, along with the crew’s favorite TV and movie duos are all sounded off in this edition of the Full Court Report! Stay updated with our hottest discussions via Facebook, Twitter and iTunes

The Playoffs party continues on Full Court Report! Jinno leads in the starting chitchat about one-sided contests, possible Post-season upsets and the Warriors still winning without Steph. Brad takes over in the second, with servings of KD’s worst playoffs game, the Cavs and LeBron, the Heat, Hornets, Hawks and Celtics. Chris picks things up in the third, talking about the Raptors clawing back on track and contemplating on Paul George’s ability to lift the Pacers up to the next round. Finally, Jinno returns with some desserts involving Trophies (or Tokens), more on the Post-season coaching carousel, and Kristaps Porzingis on the big screen. All that and some siders about the best single moments from a TV show or movie are up in this edition of the Full Court Report! For RSVPs, like, follow and subscribe to FCR on Facebook, Twitter and iTunes.

The FCR squad starts up its look at the NBA post season in this edition of the Full Court Report. Mo takes first dibs checking out on the Dubs in their match-up against the Rockets. He later tackles on how some notable players who don’t seem to get enough touches. Chris comes up in the 2nd, checking on how the gritty Pistons may be a good challenge for the now healthier Cavs. The crew also tackles on how much competitive fire is enough, as is the case for Reggie Jackson and his Game 1 technical. At the half, the guys take a page from Kobe’s epic farewell game, and talk about the greatest sports sendoffs that never were. Brad takes over in the 3rd, with a glance at the close and not-so-close series of the Celtics vs Hawks, Thunder vs. Mavs, and the Heat vs. Hornets. Finally, Jinno takes it home with an edgy discourse of the Raptors’ game 1 upset by Paul George’s Pacers, and the closing title window for the Ginobili-Parker-Duncan era Spurs. Pumped for the Playoffs? The FCR crew’s got you covered! Like, follow, subscribe on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube.