In this episode of “The Daily Stoic,” hosts Shea Serrano and Jason Concepcion introduce their new podcast called “Six Trophies,” where they analyze the NBA by awarding pop culture-themed trophies for basketball-related activities. They discuss some of the trophies they give out and dive into the recent rare trade between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Los Angeles Clippers.
Shea Serrano and Jason Concepcion introduce their unique approach to analyzing the NBA by awarding pop culture-themed trophies. These trophies add a fun and relatable element to the discussion of basketball-related activities. They discuss trophies like the “Ryan Gosling in Drive” trophy, which recognizes incredible coolness, and the “Walter White Tread Lightly” trophy, awarded to those approaching dangerous territory. The “Learn Hill You Might Win Some But You Just Lost One” trophy is given to the worst performer of the week. These trophies provide a fresh perspective on player and team performances.
The hosts delve into the recent rare trade between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Los Angeles Clippers. Both teams come out of the trade feeling like they got worse. The Sixers traded away James Harden, a former league MVP and three-time scoring champion, for Tyrese Maxie, a young player they believe has the potential to become a star. On the other hand, the Clippers traded smaller pieces to acquire James Harden, who has a history of not working well with co-stars. This trade adds another chapter to James Harden’s journey of forcing his way out of multiple teams. Overall, the trade seems to be a lose-lose situation for both the Sixers and the Clippers.
Shea Serrano and Jason Concepcion’s “Six Trophies” podcast offers a fresh and entertaining perspective on the NBA by awarding pop culture-themed trophies. In this episode, they discuss the rare trade between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Los Angeles Clippers, highlighting the potential downsides for both teams. It’s an intriguing episode that combines basketball analysis with pop culture references.