Ron Holland got suspended a game and Wes and Blake are confused. The guys go through that skirmish against the Wolves, break down which suspensions made sense, which didn’t and why Ron Holland’s is especially confusing. Beyond that, we have exciting playoff basketball to think about! Wes and Blake explain why Cade Cunningham’s injury is nothing to worry about, what “finishing strong” looks like for this group given the injuries and suspensions and which Pistons players will be most important for the team’s success in a series.
We’ve got you covered for all this and more in this week’s episode.
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