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NINE NBA All-Stars Have Moved This Offseason! (Most Since 2019)
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NINE NBA All-Stars Have Moved This Offseason! (Most Since 2019)
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Tom Haberstroh & Dan Devine break down the NBA offseason, spotlighting the nine star players who switched teams and what that means for the 2026-27 season. Hear how LeBron James joining the Philadelphia 76ers, Giannis Antetokounmpo landing in Miami and Kawhi Leonard’s return to Toronto are reshaping the league landscape.
The episode also dives into media day reactions including contract drama with Karl-Anthony Towns and the Knicks and Jalen Duren and the Pistons. Closing out with a heartfelt farewell as this marks the final episode of The Big Number, Tom and Dan Devine share gratitude for fans and look back on some of their greatest moments and biggest bloopers.
2:00 Big Number: NBA stars moving teams this offseason
5:48 Takeaways from Knicks media day
14:30 Little Number: Toronto Raptors 3-PT shooting
19:17 Little Number: Miami Heat seconds per touch
24:56 Little Number: LeBron's career minutes (and counting!)
33:23 The Big Number says goodbye
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