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Episode 61 - "Somebody's Gonna Have To Make An Adjustment"
- Podcast
- The New Twenty Four
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- Apr 22, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 5090
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Summary
The 2026 NBA Playoffs officially underway and Gavriel Wilkins & Torrence Stagger are back to break down everything that’s unfolded across the league following an intense opening stretch of postseason action in Episode 61 of The New Twenty Four. The duo opens up discussing the latest news out of their hometown of the Windy City, as Billy Donovan steps away from his role as head coach of the Chicago Bulls after six years — leaving the franchise in search of new leadership within the front office and sidelines. Prior to take a moment to reflect back on the respective seasons of the four teams eliminated during the play-in tournament in the Charlotte Hornets, Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors, and LA Clippers — discussing what all lies ahead for each franchise this upcoming offseason. Before shifting into discussions on all eight first round matchups, beginning with a very highly competitive series in what's shaping up to be the NBA's premier rivalry between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Denver Nuggets, alongside a back-and-forth battle featuring the Atlanta Hawks and New York Knicks. In addition to also breaking down what's led to the Cleveland Cavaliers taking control against the Toronto Raptors through the first two games of their best-of-seven series, while sharing their early takeaways from series featuring the Orlando Magic and Detroit Pistons, as well as the Phoenix Suns and defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder. On top of Philadelphia’s uphill battle against the Boston Celtics without Joel Embiid, San Antonio’s strong start against Portland led by All-Star big man Victor Wembanyama, as well as the highly-anticipated clash involving the Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Lakers. To close things out, the guys run a fresh round of Pass or Shoot , reacting to key…