Mickstape

Volume 20 is the very first episode to debut on the Barstool Sports Podcast Network. Tyler visits New York and complains about the cold before the boys break down the Serge Ibaka trade, the Jahlil Okafor non-trade, and break down where Kevin Durant would go in an all time re-draft. Smash that m-f download button.

On this week's actual basketball episode of Mickstape, the boys talk about Paul Pierce's final game in Boston, Carmelo-LeBron, John Wall for MVP, Markelle Fultz vs. Lonzo Ball, where the Brooklyn Nets went wrong, Jahlil Okafor to the Pelicans, how dumb everyone on the planet was 10 years ago, and if Bill Russell is still the greatest Boston athlete ever of all time.

In a special collectors edition of Mickstape: Coley and Tyler bash the Atlanta Falcons mercilessly for blowing the largest lead in the history of competition. Matt Ryan is mocked, Kyle Shanahan is dragged, and the Patriots are rightfully praised for their miraculous 25-point comeback on the greatest stage in front of the entire world. Should this episode have come out yesterday in order to maximize listens? Well,,,, it hard to say.

This week, Coley and Tyler talk about the LeBron-Barkley feud, LeBron being the lamest famous person ever of all time, the never-ending Carmelo Anthony trade saga, and Stephen A. Smith's unhealthy obsession with the WEEEEEDUHHHHH.

In a seminal episode of Mickstape, Tyler and Coley discuss what could have been for Randy Moss' NBA career, how preposterously large Shaq is as a human being, LeBron James bitching and moaning right on schedule, Nerlens Noel getting Jahlil Okafor out of the paint, and Tom Brady's right arm being ALLEGEDLY racist.

Volume 16 gets DEEP into the debate that is currently sweeping the Nation: Nelly vs. Drake. Tyler and Coley also break down how terrible Pusha T and Malice are at basketball, talk about the greatest dunkers of all time, and delight over the greatest tweeter of all time: Joel Embiid.

In this probably anticipated episode: Coley explains why brownies are, in fact, bad and not good. Nothing else is really discussed, other than Allen Iverson's joining of Ice Cube's 3v3 League, Tony Allen's All Star Teams, Derrick Rose abandoning the Knicks, which players will never win a ring, and Tyler's bourgeoning friendship with Kevin Harlan. But mostly that brownies stink and they stink out loud.

Tyler and Coley ring in the New Year by wearing scarves, going to the gym and drinking water. In terms of the NBA, Ice Cube's retired player 3-on-3 League is heavily broken down, Tyler gives Luke Walton Coach of the Year, and Coley tells everyone why Cavs fans are terrible at being winners. Donate to the Carr Cares Fund For Flint and smash that g-d humanity button.

Tyler and Coley say goodbye to 2016 by naming Song and Album of the Year, as well as MVP and Rookie of the Year for Rap. They wish nothing but terrible things on George Karl, talk about Steph Curry's father Kyrie, and try to figure out a ceiling for the Bucks duo of Giannis and Jabari. Smash that donation button for the Carr Cares Fund For Flint.

Carr Cares Fund for Flint: Established by Dallas Cowboy Brandon Carr, a Genesee County native, this Fund supports efforts to mitigate lead exposure to Flint children and families. Link to donate will be plastered all over Twitter. Try and give whatever you can, even just spreading this cause by word of mouth or sharing it on social media can bring great change to someone in need. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from your pals at Mickstape.

Zach Harper (@talkhoops) makes history by becoming the first ever guest on Mickstape. Coley and Tyler make him feel at home by discussing the greatness known as Ricky Davis, figuring out what's wrong with our Wolves, assembling a modern day All Buckets Team, discussing hating players while there's still time, and finding out who is the Eli Manning of the NBA.

On Volume 10, Coley tries to get Tyler in the Christmas Spirit by focusing on the positives of the holiday season like Gucci Mane and Black Mirror. We also talk extensively about the NBA and the WEEEEEEEDUHHH while reminding Reggie Miller to STFU.

Coley and Tyler are back from Thanksgiving with a delightful episode wherein Tyler recounts his night at the Gucci Mane engagement performance where a Hawks game broke out, Tyler picks a CBA team to ride or die with, and the boys give out the first ever Stussy Teammate of the Year Award. Also, we were going to talk about how Jimmy Butler is having a great season that no one cares about but we forgot to talk about it because...well, no one cares about it.

Tyler and Coley are here with the much anticipated Part Deux of Volume 8 wherein Tyler trades Nikola Vucevic to every other team in the NBA, the Nets finally stink as much as we thought they'd stink, Derrick Rose has no idea how to play healthy, and Coley even had a moment of weakness where he didn't hate Chris Paul as much as he usually does. Smash those g-d play, subscribe and download buttons.

As our way to say thank you during this week of giving thanks, we decided to drop part one of our 8th volume a day early for those traveling home for the holiday in need of some in depth conversations about the 12th Anniversary of the Malice at the Palace, Josh Smith's progress in China, Cam'ron Giles' prospects as an NBA commentator, and the feel-good, Netflix original television series Black Mirror.