In this episode of Fanalysis 101, your hosts RockinMrMagic and Greg Burnham kick off the NBA season with an exciting preview of the 2025-26 year, featuring special guest Harrison Rich from the Nintendo Therapy podcast. They dive into the opening night festivities, discussing the surprising performances and the impact of new players on their respective teams.As the episode unfolds, the trio engages in a spirited debate about the definition of an average player in the league today, drawing comparisons between past and present athletes. They introduce the "Better Now or Better Then" segment, where they analyze players like Walt Williams and Brent Barry, discussing how their skills would translate in today’s game.The conversation takes a turn as they explore the latest rule changes in the NBA, including the controversial heave rule and the high five rule, debating how these changes will affect player performance and game strategy. With a focus on team dynamics, they break down the strengths and weaknesses of various teams in the Eastern and Western Conferences, making predictions on division winners and playoff contenders.RockinMrMagic, Greg, and Harrison share their insights on the potential of rising teams like the Orlando Magic and the Houston Rockets, while also discussing the challenges faced by established franchises. With a mix of analysis, humor, and camaraderie, this episode is a must-listen for basketball fans eager to understand the evolving landscape of the NBA.Chapters:(01:11) Guest Introduction: Harrison Rich(07:26) Better Now or Better Then: Walt Williams(16:50) Better Now or Better Then: Brent Barry(30:31) Discussion on New NBA Rule Changes(40:08) Hi Five Rule Change(53:22) Atlantic Division Prediction(1:01:39) Northwest Division Prediction(1:17:42) Southeast Division Prediction(1:26:01) Southwest Division Predictionhttps://linktr.ee/JeekNationhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/harrison-talks-pod/id1775427533https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nintendo-therapy/id1663636068

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