Angus and Enoch are back to react to the first four games of the inaugural NBA In-Season Tournament with the Lakers and Suns game being first. Then they move to the Celtics and Pacers to discuss whether or not the Pacers are actually a good, serious team. The Kings and Pelicans get some spotlight as the duo really seem to like the talent on the Pelicans but they have some complaints about the Kings.

Angus and Enoch are back and they give a real time reaction to the Klay Thompson/Jaden McDaniels/Rudy Gobert/Draymond Green altercation. Funny enough, they both believe that the Warriors are one of the teams that need some help right now--along with the Pistons, Cavaliers, and Bulls The duo detail why they believe the Rockets, Timberwolves, and Pacers are some of their favorite teams to watch at the moment.

The Full Court Press's Angus Wong and Enoch Lee return to break down their thoughts on the James Harden Trade. The duo discuss some of the unheralded surprises so far in the nascent season, including Dillon Brooks, Clippers, and the Mavericks. They also talk about some early disappointments aka Blue Balls, including the Bucks, Scoot Henderson, and the Grizzlies. After a disappointing loss to the Rockets, the two finish off with a segment on the Kings.

New season, new us! Angus and Enoch return to discuss their first impressions of French Phenom Victor Wembanyama and what lineups the Spurs are using him in. Are the Lakers seriously contenders? The duo point out some things they saw with the Dame/Giannis Bucks and the Harden-less Sixers. The two then share some way-too-early overreactions about Dame's legacy and Devin Booker's MVP candidacy. After a Warriors loss, they discuss some of the positives and negatives about the Kings so far.

Angus and Enoch return from a long hiatus after the shocking Damian Lillard trade to the Milwaukee Bucks. They break down how each team is affected and to a larger extent, how the balance of each conference has shifted. The duo give their picks on some potential sleeper teams like the Magic, Pacers, and Jazz. What's this show without some Kings talk? Finally, the boys give their opinion on the NFL season so far.

The Finals are set! A 2x time MVP with a stacked team going up against a championship hungry superstar with a band of misfits. Do the Heat have what it takes to get over this figurative and literal mountain? Angus and Enoch return to make their picks for the 2023 NBA Finals. Almost on the brink of a 3-0 collapse, the Heat bounce back to clinch the East and put away the Celtics. But who's to blame for the Celtics' disappointing post-season run? Was it just Tatum's Game 7 injury? Sometimes all we need is a little incentive. Monty Williams takes a break from taking a break from coaching at a price of $78 million to come to Detroit and make them a playoff team. The boys discuss the immense amount of young talent Williams gets to work with. Speaking of young talent, the most "hyped prospect in team sports history" (according to Woj) is coming to San Antonio. How soon can the Spurs become contenders?

After a week break, Enoch and Angus return to discuss the latest drama involving Ja Morant and firearms. With Philly being eliminated, what is upcoming for the Sixers? New coach? Is Harden gone? As for the Conference Finals, the Celtics certainly have to be the favorite but the Heat could be the perfect match for them. Can Anthony Davis handle this version of Nikola Jokic? This isn't the 2020 playoffs anymore. Finally, the duo give their respect to the Knicks.

Playoff losses have been unfamiliar for Kings fans for the past 17 years but Angus and Enoch finally experienced one as the Warriors overcame the Kings in 7 behind a legendary Curry performance. The Warriors carry a lot of momentum into the next round vs the Lakers, but will it be enough to take down the aging King? The Suns head back to Phoenix down 0-2 against the Nuggets, but they have a thin roster despite having elite talent. With Embiid out, Harden took on the dominant Celtics by himself in Game 1 and came out on top. Is this sustainable? Finally, the two preview the rest of the Heat-Knicks series.

The boys return to the pod with disappointment as they dissect Game 4 between the Kings and the Warriors. That wasn't the only Game 4 that they mentioned as they discussed the Lakers monumental win over the Grizzlies behind LeBron's heroics. 3-1 leads were taken last night and Jimmy Butler carried the Heat to take one. Angus and Enoch reflect on that performance before talking about a potential team for Damian Lillard. One of the co-hosts makes a heartfelt apology to the Knicks.

It's playoff time and the Kings just took a 2-0 lead over the defending champion Warriors. Enoch and Angus react to their beloved team and make some bold, way-too-early predictions. With Draymond stomping Sabonis, the two offer their takes on the whole situation. Then they take a look at the other match-ups around the league and the potential consequences of Ja, Giannis, and Herro's injuries.