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Hosted by Mike Bisceglia and Alex Benesowitz · sports · EN · 336 episodes
A Knicks fan (Alex) and a Nets fan (Mike) on one podcast?!?! What could go wrong?!?! Spoiler alert - A LOT! In addition to the Knicks and the Nets - Mike and Alex also talk Jets, Giants, Mets, Yankees and everything involving the world of sports!Subscribe and follow the show!
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Mike Bisceglia and Alex Benesowitz hosts Bad Weather Fans With Mike And Alex (Knicks and Nets), a sports show with 336 episodes published.
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Bad Weather Fans With Mike And Alex (Knicks and Nets)
Mike and Alex discuss the following topics: Joe Tsai says the Nets were embarrassed by the Knicks’ title run. Is he right? What will Mikal Bridges look like next season? Are the Nets finally getting the rebuild right?
Bad Weather Fans With Mike And Alex (Knicks and Nets)
Mike and Alex talk about the release of the 2026-27 NBA schedule, including the Knicks opening their championship defense against LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers, expectations for the Nets, and the games they’re already looking forward to this season. Knicks vs. Sixers on Opening Night – Is LeBron James’ first game with Philadelphia the perfect matchup for the Knicks’ ring ceremony, or is the NBA unnecessarily making the night about LeBron? How Good Are LeBron and the Sixers? – Mike and Alex debate how much LeBron has left, whether Philadelphia improved enough to challenge the Knicks, and what his arrival means for the Sixers’ younger players. What Can the Nets Be This Season? – After winning 20 games last year, Mike and Alex discuss whether Julius Randle, Michael Porter Jr. and Brooklyn’s young players can push the Nets closer to 30 wins and potentially make them relevant again. Knicks-Nets Rivalry – With four matchups spread throughout the schedule, they discuss why the rivalry is more fun when both New York teams have something to play for. Some Actual Football Excitement – Mike explains why he finally has some optimism about the Giants, while Alex looks at what Geno Smith could bring to the Jets and whether either New York football team can give fans something to watch this season.
Bad Weather Fans With Mike And Alex (Knicks and Nets)
Mike and Alex talked about the following: - The drama surrounding Wemby and the reaction from Knicks fans. - Why Knicks fans have been so vocal about Wemby and the conversation around him. - The Nets’ Michael Porter Jr. dilemma and what they should do with him moving forward. - How MPJ fits into the Nets’ long-term plans and whether keeping him makes sense. - The latest outlook for both the Knicks and Nets as they navigate the offseason.
Bad Weather Fans With Mike And Alex (Knicks and Nets)
Join Alex and Mike to talk about the following! - Are Knicks fans bored now? - Nets Summer League Recap - Mike vs the Media - Charles Smith night at MSG?
Bad Weather Fans With Mike And Alex (Knicks and Nets)
Mike and Alex on the following: - Egor Demin's strong Summer League performance. - Michael Brown Jr.'s impressive NBA debut. - Why the Nets' young core is generating optimism. - The Knicks' remaining roster decisions. - Could LeBron James end up in Philadelphia? - Has the Nets and Knicks rivalry changed?
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