The Big Three Podcast

Brian, Michael, and Rich are live from summer league in Vegas to break down early takeaways of Robert Williams, Guerschon Yabusele and other notable names across summer league. They also give their power rankings in both conferences after an eventful first week of free agency.

Brian, Mike and Rich are live from summer league in Las Vegas. They break down the stalemale between the Celtics and Marcus Smart, the DeMarcus Cousins saga and what he would have looked like in green and broke down looming trade possibilities for the C's over the next couple seasons.

Brian, Michael and Rich break down the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Celtics and Cavs, dissecting two impressive performances by the C's. They take a closer look at Cleveland's shortcoming, debate whether the Cavs have the fight to get back into the series and wonder what long term ramifications the Celtics deep playoff run might have on the roster in the future.

Brian, Michael and Rich preview the Eastern Conference Finals between the Cavs and Celtics, answer some rapid fire questions from Rich about the series and take some questions from listeners on the future of Terry Rozier, Kyrie Irving and more before giving their predictions.

Brian, Michael and Rich analyze the C's remarkable comeback win in Game 2, the repeated struggles of Ben Simmons and whether the Celtics should be expected to finish off the series upset after going up 2-0 in the matchup.

Brian and Michael look ahead to the first round matchup between the Celtics and Bucks by ranking the three most important players in the showdown from both teams. They also make their predictions and look around the NBA playoff picture.

Brian, Michael, and Rich react to the Kyrie Irving injury news and debate how far the Celtics can go without him this postseason. They also dissect the Kawhi Leonard situation in San Antonio and what price the Celtics should be willing to pay for him if he becomes available.

In this week's episode, Brian, Mike, and Rich make their triumphant return to talk about a heated Coach of the Year race involving Boston's very own Brad Stevens, how the Celtics should deal with Kyrie Irving's knee surgery, and whether or not it "matters" if they can't make it out of the first round.

The guys open the show by getting into the improved Celtics offense and the factors that have led to its rise (1:00), they also dive into the choices Brad Stevens will have to make in his playoff rotation (15:00) and close out the show by discussing best/worst possible first round matchups for the Celtics (30:00)

In the latest edition of the Big Three Podcast the guys debate 20 different questions about the Celtics in a speed format (2 minutes per question). Whether's it's analyzing the best possible first round playoff opponent, the value of certain Celtics on this roster or the looming status of Gordon Hayward, we cover a lot of ground in the new format.

The guys rank all 14 players on the Celtics roster in terms of their trade value around the league, factoring in variables such as age, contract length, salaries and more.

The guys open the show debating whether Greg Monroe will choose the Celtics or the Pelicans as a landing spot and how well he might fit in Boston (1:00) if he lands there. They also dissect the asking price for Tyreke Evans and what he and other rentals might be worth to Celtics. The blockbuster Blake Griffin is examined as well and they wrap things up with their Celtics predictions for the trade deadline.

Robb Pina and Levine discuss Rockets-Celtics and get into the Cavs (12 min mark) showdown looming next week and a potential playoff matchup.

Brian Robb, Michael Pina and Rich Levine debate the future of the Celtics and Sixers over the next few years. Which team has the better future? Which team has the better talent for the long haul?

Brian Robb of the BostonSportsJournal.com and Rich Levine discuss the C's winning streak and the sensational play of Kyrie Irving. Should the point guard be getting MVP consideration/