Eric Spyropoulos's guest appearances

Eric Spyropoulos

Locked On Rockets - Daily Podcast On The Houston Rockets

Locked On Pacers - Daily Podcast On The Indiana Pacers

Hardwood Knocks: An NBA Podcast

Writer's Write

For the Love of Sports with Michael Rasile

Roundball Ramble: Daily NBA Coverage

The Main Event with Jake Asman & Cody Stoots

Draft Dummies

Caitlin Cooper

Clint Capela

Eric Gordon

Gordon Hayward

Wes Matthews

LeBron James

Tony East

Ben DuBose

Mason Ginsberg

James Holas

Blake Murphy

Myles Turner

Nick Angstadt

Luka Doncic

Josh Lloyd

OwlTail

After a brief illness, Corban Ford is back with returning champion Eric Spyropoulos! The guys cover the best young cores in the NBA and compare to predictions they made two years ago!SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review on iTunes!

After a brief illness, <a href="http://twitter.com/corbannba" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Corban Ford</a> is back with returning champion <a href="https://twitter.com/ericspyrosnba" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Eric Spyropoulos</a>! The guys cover the best young cores in the NBA and compare to predictions they made two years ago!<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nba-today/id1499447219" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review on iTunes!</a>

NBA Young Cores with Eric Spyropoulos

Cody and Sam are joined by Eric Spyropoulos, Digital Media Coordinator for the Denver Nuggets, and writer for Nuggets.com.  This podcast represents the first of many guests that we will be having on the show.  We really appreciated Eric's insight, deep knowledge of the roster, and feel for the decisions to be made moving forward.  We discuss the overall roster outlook (2:00), the PF position moving forward (7:10) - Millsap (10:53) vs Grant (13:15) vs MPJ (7:56), whether Jamal Murray can be the 2nd or 3rd banana on a real contender and the steps he will need to take to get there (21:57), and what has happened with Gary Harris (28:35).  We then discussed the draft.  First, we discuss Denver's recent draft trends and monitor Bol Bol's progression (34:17).  We present and debate 4 prospects for Nuggets fans to keep an eye on in this year's draft (41:57), and finish the podcast by ranking the prospects in terms of our preference for Denver (1:00:40).

Cody and Sam are joined by Eric Spyropoulos, Digital Media Coordinator for the Denver Nuggets, and writer for <a href="http://Nuggets.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nuggets.com</a>.  This podcast represents the first of many guests that we will be having on the show.  We really appreciated Eric's insight, deep knowledge of the roster, and feel for the decisions to be made moving forward.  We discuss the overall roster outlook (2:00), the PF position moving forward (7:10) - Millsap (10:53) vs Grant (13:15) vs MPJ (7:56), whether Jamal Murray can be the 2nd or 3rd banana on a real contender and the steps he will need to take to get there (21:57), and what has happened with Gary Harris (28:35).  We then discussed the draft.  First, we discuss Denver's recent draft trends and monitor Bol Bol's progression (34:17).  We present and debate 4 prospects for Nuggets fans to keep an eye on in this year's draft (41:57), and finish the podcast by ranking the prospects in terms of our preference for Denver (1:00:40).

#10 - Den. Nuggets Team Outlook + Draft Preview - w/ Eric Spyropoulos

Corban Ford welcomes an old pal to the show in Eric Spyropoulos! The guys discuss favorites from all angles, and The Last Dance finally hitting the airwaves.SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review on iTunes!

<a href="http://twitter.com/corbannba" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Corban Ford</a> welcomes an old pal to the show in <a href="https://twitter.com/ericspyrosnba" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Eric Spyropoulos</a>! The guys discuss favorites from all angles, and The Last Dance finally hitting the airwaves.<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nba-today/id1499447219" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SUBSCRIBE, Rate and Review on iTunes!</a>

NBA Favorites with Eric Spyropoulos

Eric is a Digital Media Coordinator at Kroenke Sports &amp; Entertainment currently covering the Denver Nuggets. He has written and podcasted about the NBA and teams within the NBA for the last 5 years.https://spacecityscoop.com/2015/08/22/houston-rockets-kevin-mchale-top-tier-head-coach/ https://twitter.com/EricSpyrosNBA https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericspyropoulos/

Eric is a Digital Media Coordinator at Kroenke Sports &amp; Entertainment currently covering the Denver Nuggets. He has written and podcasted about the NBA and teams within the NBA for the last 5 years. <a href="https://spacecityscoop.com/2015/08/22/houston-rockets-kevin-mchale-top-tier-head-coach/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://spacecityscoop.com/2015/08/22/houston-rockets-kevin-mchale-top-tier-head-coach/</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/EricSpyrosNBA" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/EricSpyrosNBA</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericspyropoulos/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericspyropoulos/</a>

#058 - Eric Spyropoulos

On this episode of Writer's Write, Joshua is joined by Eric Spyropoulos of the 94 Feet Report to talk about his article on Marc Gasol's facilitating, the new additions to the Grizzlies' roster, adding video content to written pieces, and more!

Writer's Write Ep. 16 - Eric Spyropoulos

Editor n' Chief and Founder of 94 Feet Report Eric Spyropoulos join the Locked on Pacers podcast to preview the Rockets game. Adam and Eric discuss James Harden MVP type season, Eric Gordon and Clint Capella sudden improvements and how the schedule might favor the Pacers in tonight's game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Editor n' Chief and Founder of 94 Feet Report Eric Spyropoulos join the Locked on Pacers podcast to preview the Rockets game. Adam and Eric discuss James Harden MVP type season, Eric Gordon and Clint Capella sudden improvements and how the schedule might favor the Pacers in tonight's game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

LOCKED ON PACERS - 11/12/17 - Rockets Preview with Editor n' Chief of 94 Feet Report Eric Spyropoulos

Chris Paul is a member of the Houston Rockets. Yes, that happened. No, you didn't dream it. It was a real thing that went down over the offseason. Paul and James Harden are starting in the same backcourt. The Rockets have 55-plus wins written all over them. They have overtaken the San Antonio Spurs, and the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the new-look Oklahoma City Thunder, as the biggest threat to the Golden State Warriors. Or have they? Superstar formations take time to jell. Harden and Paul should be no different. There will be a learning curve, perhaps a steep one. But the fact that Paul and Harden wanted this matters. It means both of them should be willing to make the necessary concessions. At the very least, after opting in and delaying a long-term payday, Paul should be ready to do whatever it takes to thrive alongside Harden. Mix in the returns of Nene, Eric Gordon, Trevor Ariza and Clint Capela, along with the additions of Luc Mbah a Moute and P.J. Tucker, and it's hard not to see the Rockets as a budding superpower. And that's before even considering Ryan Anderson—or, if general manager Daryl Morey gets his way, Carmelo Anthony. These Rockets, on paper, are built to play any sort of style, not unlike the Warriors...right down to the ceiling on a knockoff Death Lineup that features Paul, Harden, Ariza, Mbah a Moute and Tucker. And yet, can we really call them the second-best squad in the NBA, or even the Western Conference? NBA Math's own Eric Spyropoulos (@EricSpyrosNBA) joins us to make sense of Houston's lavish makeup. As always, be sure to subscribe to and rate Hardwood Knocks on iTunes. You can also find us on Stitcher and BlogTalkRadio (the illustrious host of HWK). And as 50 Cent's biopic suggests: Follow Andy Bailey (@AndrewDBailey), Dan Favale (@danfavale), the show (@HardwoodKnocks) and NBA Math (@NBA_Math) on Twitter or die trying.

Chris Paul is a member of the Houston Rockets. Yes, that happened. No, you didn't dream it. It was a real thing that went down over the offseason. Paul and James Harden are starting in the same backcourt. The Rockets have 55-plus wins written all over them. They have overtaken the San Antonio Spurs, and the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the new-look Oklahoma City Thunder, as the biggest threat to the Golden State Warriors. Or have they? Superstar formations take time to jell. Harden and Paul should be no different. There will be a learning curve, perhaps a steep one. But the fact that Paul and Harden wanted this matters. It means both of them should be willing to make the necessary concessions. At the very least, after opting in and delaying a long-term payday, Paul should be ready to do whatever it takes to thrive alongside Harden. Mix in the returns of Nene, Eric Gordon, Trevor Ariza and Clint Capela, along with the additions of Luc Mbah a Moute and P.J. Tucker, and it's hard not to see the Rockets as a budding superpower. And that's before even considering Ryan Anderson—or, if general manager Daryl Morey gets his way, Carmelo Anthony. These Rockets, on paper, are built to play any sort of style, not unlike the Warriors...right down to the ceiling on a knockoff Death Lineup that features Paul, Harden, Ariza, Mbah a Moute and Tucker. And yet, can we really call them the second-best squad in the NBA, or even the Western Conference? NBA Math's own Eric Spyropoulos (@EricSpyrosNBA) joins us to make sense of Houston's lavish makeup. As always, be sure to subscribe to and rate Hardwood Knocks on iTunes. You can also find us on Stitcher and BlogTalkRadio (the illustrious host of HWK). And as 50 Cent's biopic suggests: Follow Andy Bailey (@AndrewDBailey), Dan Favale (@danfavale), the show (@HardwoodKnocks) and NBA Math (@NBA_Math) on Twitter or die trying.

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