The New Twenty Four

The New Twenty Four (TNTF) is an hour-long hoops podcast hosted by writer Gavriel Wilkins & artist Torrence Stagger, where the two friends, Windy City natives and purveyors of game link up each week throughout the course of the NBA season to discuss the latest news & storylines to take shape across The Association. Feel free to like, share or subscribe to The New Twenty Four's official RSS feed at the following link below to make sure you don't miss a single episode: rss.com/podcasts/TNTF Available for listening across all major podcasting platforms. For any information or news regarding future episodes, feel free to follow the official social media accounts for The New Twenty Four on IG and Twitter/X (@TNTF_). Or reach out via e-mail for inquiries at tntfpod@gmail com.

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  TNTF Presents The 32nd Team: Ep. 1 - "New Markets To Thrive"

  Aug 18, 202642 minS2

  Thirty teams currently make up the NBA today. Soon, there could be thirty-two. As the league prepares for what could become its next era of expansion, Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger turn back the clock on The 32nd Team, an exclusive series from The New Twenty Four chronicling the history of NBA expansion, the decisions that shaped the league's map and the markets that could ultimately become part of its future. In Part One, Gavriel and Torrence examine the state of the NBA entering the 1980s and why the decade created the perfect environment for the league to begin thinking bigger. The discussion explores Dallas becoming the NBA's 23rd franchise, what the Mavericks' arrival meant for future expansion and why Miami, Charlotte, Orlando and Minnesota were ultimately chosen to serve as hubs for new organizations as the league grew from 23 to 27 teams during the latter portion of the decade. The conversation also examines the role that Michael Jordan's rise to superstardom played in accelerating the NBA's national and global popularity before turning the clock forward to 1995, when Toronto and Vancouver officially brought the league north of the border. Sharing their own reasonings as to why Canada finally ready for NBA basketball and more. And after an era defined by unprecedented growth, what happens when expansion doesn't unfold according to plan? From Dallas opening the door to the league eventually reaching 29 franchises across the United States and Canada, the opening episode of The 32nd Team sets the foundation for a story that would soon become just as much about relocation as expansion. Follow The New Twenty Four across social media on IG and Twitter/X (@TNTF_).

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  TNTF Presents Second Chance Points - "STAT Made"

  Aug 13, 20261h 9mS2

  Before the injuries began to take their toll, there was a time when few frontcourt players in basketball were more explosive than Amar'e Stoudemire. With Stoudemire preparing to take his rightful place in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger turn back the clock on Second Chance Points to reflect on the 14-year NBA career of the man known simply as STAT. From his emergence as one of the NBA's brightest young stars in Phoenix to becoming a key centerpiece of the revolutionary Seven Seconds or Less Suns, the two discuss what made Stoudemire such a dominant force at his peak, his chemistry alongside Steve Nash and the numerous playoff battles and what-ifs that continue to define that era of Suns basketball. Before taking a moment to revisit his remarkable return from microfracture surgery, whether Phoenix missed its best opportunity to capture a championship in 2007 and just how differently Stoudemire's career could have unfolded had his body held up. The conversation also examines the impact Stoudemire made upon arriving in New York, how injuries ultimately altered the trajectory of his time with the Knicks and whether his shortened prime has caused his greatness to become overlooked with time. As Gave and Torrence reflect back on their favorite STAT moments before prior to sharing their thoughts on how basketball history should remember him as he officially takes his place among the game's immortals in Springfield. Six-time All-Star. Five-time All-NBA selection. Rookie of the Year. And now, Hall of Famer. STAT made his mark. Now it's time to remember how he did it. Follow The New Twenty Four across social media on IG and Twitter/X (@TNTF_).

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  TNTF Presents Passing The Torch: Ep. 6 - "One Nation Under A Hoop"

  Aug 11, 202632 minS2

  After six episodes, dozens of candidates and debates spanning every position on the floor, the time has finally come to put it all together. In the sixth and final installment of Passing The Torch, Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger turn their attention to the centers competing for an opportunity to anchor Team USA at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. From two-time Olympic gold medalist Bam Adebayo to Evan Mobley and Jalen Duren, the duo examines which big men possess the combination of rim protection, rebounding, defensive versatility and offensive skill necessary to thrive on the international stage. The conversation also turns toward the next wave of American big men, including Walker Kessler, Dereck Lively II, Kyle Filipowski and Thomas Sorber, and share why Donovan Clingan could emerge as a fascinating dark-horse candidate capable of forcing his way on the Olympic roster. With the evolution of positionless basketball continuing to reshape the sport, how many true centers does Team USA actually need — and which skill sets truly matter the most when constructing a roster built to win gold? Then comes the moment the entire series has been building toward. With every position officially accounted for, Gavriel and Torrence bring the six-part journey to its ultimate conclusion by unveiling the 12-man rosters they believe should represent the United States at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Followed by examining the toughest cuts, biggest omissions and difficult decisions that come with narrowing one of the deepest pools of American basketball talent down to just 12 names. Six episodes. Every position. Twelve spots. The final decisions. Follow The New Twenty Four across social media on IG and Twitter/X (@TNTF_).

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  TNTF Presents Passing The Torch: Ep. 5 - "A Mark Unreachable"

  Aug 4, 202627 minS2

  As the road to the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles continues, Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger turn their attention to the players who will anchor Team USA's frontcourt. In Part Five of Passing The Torch, the duo examines the evolution of the modern power forward before discussing one of the biggest questions surrounding the next Olympic cycle: Should Kevin Durant be viewed as a virtual lock to pursue an unprecedented fifth Olympic gold medal, or is Team USA preparing to pass the torch to the next generation? From Paolo Banchero, Jaren Jackson Jr., Zion Williamson and Chet Holmgren to Jabari Smith Jr., Keegan Murray and Aaron Gordon, the duo evaluates the collection of players best equipped to complement Team USA's established core while continuing to construct the 12-man roster they believe will represent the United States on home soil in Los Angeles. While also continuing to highlight the importance of versatility, rim protection, floor spacing and role acceptance when building a championship-caliber frontcourt. With only one position remaining before unveiling their complete projected Olympic roster, the conversation surrounding Team USA is beginning to take shape. Follow The New Twenty Four across social media on IG and Twitter/X (@TNTF_).

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  TNTF Presents Passing The Torch: Ep. 4 - "The Ultimate Talent Lever"

  Jul 28, 202629 minS2

  The Passing The Torch series rolls on as Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger examine one of the most valuable positions in today's game: The Wing. From Scottie Pippen and Grant Hill to LeBron James, Kevin Durant and Jayson Tatum, Team USA has long relied upon versatile two-way forwards capable of impacting every facet of the game. As the road to the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles continues, who will look to carry on that tradition next? In Part 4, Gavriel and Torrence discuss how small forwards have truly become the backbone of modern basketball before evaluating Team USA's top candidates at the small forward position. The conversation begins with a discussion on whether Jayson Tatum has truly become the true centerpiece of USA Basketball, what makes his game an ideal fit on the international stage and much more before examining the cases for proven contributors such as Mikal Bridges beside young talents such as Amen Thompson and Jalen Johnson. Prior to turning the chatter over to talk on the next generation as Brandon Miller, Cooper Flagg and Kon Knueppel headline a fascinating debate surrounding upside, international fit and long-term potential. While Herb Jones, Trey Murphy III, Michael Porter Jr. and AJ Dybantsa also enter the conversation as Gavriel and Torrence continue constructing the 12-man roster they believe will represent the red, white and blue in 2028. Follow The New Twenty Four across social media on IG and Twitter/X (@TNTF_).

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