In episode 42 of The New Twenty Four, Gave and Torrence reunite to discuss the recent play of De’Aaron Fox, LeBron James’ double-digit scoring streak coming to a close in dramatic fashion out in The Six as well as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s pursuit to etch his name further in the NBA’s official history books.

On top of touching on the expansion of Austin Reaves’ game, Cooper Flagg’s hot start in December, including Tyrese Maxey’s All-Star worthy campaign in The City of Brotherly Love prior to sharing thoughts on the LA Clippers sudden decision to send Chris Paul home and dismiss him from the team in the midst of a five-game road trip, the recent struggles of the Cleveland Cavaliers over their last ten outings.

Including their respective opinions on the latest rumors pertaining to Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future out in Milwaukee, before going on an investigation to uncover which destinations could make for the best fits for Lauri Markkanen and Domantas Sabonis to go if moved prior to the deadline in part two of their Trading Places segment, NBA Cup knockout round predictions & more in yet another jam-packed episode.

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Gave and Torrence link up yet again on this week's edition of The New Twenty Four and start things off by sharing their personal reactions regarding the epic duel that went down between All-Stars Jaylen Brown and Anthony Edwards over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend out in the Twin Cities.

In addition to examining the nightly exploits of Jalen Johnson out in Atlanta, as the two discuss what's stood out to them when watching the Hawks forward throughout the early duration of the season and why the Duke product is on pace to garner All-Star honors for the first time in his career.

While also taking extensive time to speak on the red-hot Oklahoma City Thunder and how the party could very well be getting started for the defending champs after capturing wins in 20 out of their first 21 outings to open up the year, as the dyad goes onto assess the respective trade markets and best fits for Anthony Davis and Zach LaVine should they get moved once again prior to the trade deadline in their Trading Places segment among a bevy of other hot topics around the NBA.

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In episode 40 of The New Twenty Four, Gave and Torrence convene prior to the Thanksgiving holiday to provide their thoughts and insights on the 2025-26 season debut of LeBron James, James Harden's 55-point outing against the Charlotte Hornets.

While also discussing the recent play of rookie wing Kon Knueppel of the Charlotte Hornets and New Orleans Pelicans big man Derik Queen after turning heads over the past week, prior to taking time to talk on the Toronto Raptors after becoming the first team to officially clinch a spot in the knockout round of the NBA Cup. Whether or not the red-hot Detroit Pistons actually can construct a 60-win campaign for the first time dating back to the 05-06 season after tying the franchise record for the longest win streak in team history, including what to make of the Golden State Warriors recent struggles in the minutes without Stephen Curry and Draymond Green on top of Steve Kerr's remarks on their regular season schedule.

Prior to touching on the up-and-down world that turns with their hometown Chicago Bulls in the return of Bull Market Index, the introduction of the Baller You Should Know segment, top games to watch during Week 6 around The Association & more!

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Gavriel and Torrence reunite behind the mic on The New Twenty Four to talk on all the latest news during the top part of week five of the 2025-26 season and open up things discussing how the sluggish LA Clippers could possibly be a dark horse candidate to potentially win this year's NBA Cup. In addition to how the veteran-laden unit could make unique history in the process if they were to pull off the feat in the coming weeks, prior to discussing the marquee sneaker headlines to surface within the last several days involving a pair of All-Stars in Detroit's Cade Cunningham & Golden State's Stephen Curry.

While also touching on the Denver Nuggets grand start to the year, Nikola Jokic's continued stretch of dominance on the way to capturing back-to-back Western Conference Player of the Week honors and the recent play of the New York Knicks under head coach Mike Brown in his first season with the franchise as they embark on a five-game road trip.

Including the surging Phoenix Suns, NBA Cup action & games fans should be on the lookout for in the days ahead.

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In episode 38 of The New Twenty Four, Gave and Torrence return to the mic to address the national analysis and perceptions regarding some of the NBA's top stars and their respective situations prior to giving their own synopsis as to what the media is missing as it pertains to their assessments of Ja Morant's situation in Memphis, LaMelo Ball, Giannis Antetokounmpo & LeBron James. In addition to their thoughts on the Dallas Mavericks decision to fire general manager and president of basketball operations Nico Harrison just nine months following the Luka Doncic trade and the direction they expect the franchise to go under team owner Patrick Dumont.

While also examining the recent play of the Portland Trail Blazers after entering the week atop the Western Conference play-in standings under interim head coach Tiago Splitter, the Miami Heat's new-look offensive scheme and whether they can continue to play at their breakneck pace throughout the entirety of the regular season after getting off to a strong start.

On top of reviewing the outings and headlines that stood out in the midst of watching last week's Friday night action as part of the NBA Cup and which group play contests they'll be looking forward to watching this week & more in an episode you won't want to miss!

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Gavriel and Torrence are back to talk on a bevy of hoops-related items on another edition of The New Twenty Four, as the confidants start off with a discussion on the top third-year players who have shined the brightest and impressed them the most through the first couple weeks of the regular season.

Prior to discussing what it will take for the likes of Cam Thomas, Quentin Grimes and Bennedict Mathurin to receive the long-term paydays that they aspire to obtain, their overall thoughts on what to make of the general discourse and rhetoric surrounding the top isolation scorers in the NBA today.

On top of the rising trend of teams across the league implementing full-court pressure within their defensive scheme and why teams are doing it at a higher rate than ever before in recent times, before sharing their impressions, predictions and analysis of each group within the East and West as part of the third annual NBA Cup.

Including their official reactions to the surprising, red-hot start of their hometown Chicago Bulls and the challenges that lie ahead during in the month of November as part of their Bull Market Index segment & marquee contests to watch this week around the league.

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In episode 36 of The New Twenty Four, Gave and Torrence make their way back following a spectacular Opening Week of NBA hoops to discuss what's impressed them watching 76ers rookie guard VJ Edgecombe following his historic debut against the Boston Celtics.

While also examining the rest of Edgecombe's peers within the 2025 draft class, as the duo shares their initial thoughts on the other rookies whose respective talents have caught their eye through the first few games of the 2025-26 campaign and discussing which second-year players have impressed them thus far.

Including what to make of what's led to the increase in physicality throughout the league and its significance, the official return of the NBA on NBC & Peacock and Amazon Prime debut as well as the emerging signature shoe war brewing between All-Stars Shai Gilgeous-Alexander & Anthony Edwards.

Prior to sharing their key takeaways from the epic battle between another pair of stars in Victor Wembanyama and Zion Williamson in a recent overtime thriller in The Big Easy, assessing what specific pieces teams with playoff aspirations are missing early on and all of the matchups fans should seek to watch around the NBA this week.

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Gavriel and Torrence return and tip-off season two of The New Twenty Four in grand fashion, as the two open up things by engaging in a back-and-forth discussing on several storylines that's stood out the most to them going into the start of the 2025-26 campaign as part of this week's Opening Tip-Off segment.

On top of highlighting which players within this year's rookie class they're looking forward to following the most over the course of the season, prior to conversing on the crop of U.S.-born players they think will have the best chance to become the first American player since James Harden back in 2018 to capture MVP honors this year and sharing their initial predictions on who will end up receiving the league's highest individual honor.

In addition to the top five teams they consider to be legitimate members of the contenders circle entering the regular season, as the dynamic duo goes onto share what they're looking forward to seeing from their hometown Bulls in their quest to kick off the year in grand fashion as part of their brand new Bull Market Index segment before going onto close things out by highlighting some of the top games fans should have their eyes on during Opening Week around The Association.

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