What's Wright? With Nick Wright

Nick Wright discusses Luka Doncic’s efforts to keep the Dallas Mavericks alive and why he isn’t to blame for the loses against the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference Finals. Nick then dives into how the Miami Heat are still being overlooked.

On Episode 7, Nick Wright's rankings begin to get difficult. While last week's episode featured names like Patrick Ewing and Jason Kidd, this week reveals four more players from Nick's Top 50 list — starting with one of the most dominant scoring guards of all time.

Nick Wright breaks down the Miami Heat's big Game 1 win over the Boston Celtics and explains why he picked them to win the series in seven games. Then, he discusses the Phoenix Suns’ big offseason questions surrounding Deandre Ayton and Chris Paul.

Damonza rubs Nick’s face in the Boston Celtics’ Game 7 win over Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks while Nick continues to praise Luka Dončić and the Dallas Mavericks before explaining why the Phoenix Suns ran out of gas. Next, Nick shares a preview of the Eastern Conference finals.

Nick Wright is fresh off another twitter interaction with Kevin Durant and he wonders whether they are enemies or friends. He goes on to talk about the pressure that Devin Booker’s trash talk brings on the Phoenix Suns, the Philadelphia 76ers' struggles against the Miami Heat.

Nick Wright and Damonza hit several topics; jumping around from Nikola Jokic’s MVP award, Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks tying the series against the Phoenix Suns, Giannis Antetokounmpo needing to be reffed differently than everyone else, and Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers.

Following a big week featuring Russell Westbrook and Clyde Drexler, Nick is back to reveal players ranked 34-30 on his Top 50 list. This week's edition includes a couple of the best two-way players of all time, a dominant post scorer, an ankle-breaking point guard, and an extremely durable center.

In a special edition of the show, Nick Wright interviews hip hop legend Lil Wayne. Nick and Wayne discuss a variety of topics, including the Dallas Mavericks-Phoenix Suns series in the NBA Playoffs, young rappers he signed like Drake and Nicki Minaj, and his relationship with Kentucky Wildcats.

Nick Wright starts the show rubbing Damonza’s face in the Boston Celtics’ loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, and discusses what he can expect out of Memphis Grizzlies’ Ja Morant going forward. Next, Nick touches on whether James Harden can carry the Philadelphia Sixers.

Nick Wright’s list of the Top 50 NBA Players of the Last 50 Years rolls on in Episode 4! While last week's episode had names like Anthony Davis, Dwight Howard, Gary Payton and Steve Nash, Nick is back with players 39-35 — which features a couple dominant scorers.

Nick Wright starts Thursday's show by talking about how the Dallas Mavericks are still his favorite despite the Golden State Warriors' impressive play. Then, he discusses the Philadelphia 76ers' potential collapse and its fallout, along with a Milwaukee Bucks-Boston Celtics wager with Damonza.

Nick Wright discusses Kevin Durant not living up to his hype this post season with the Brooklyn Nets and how LeBron James set the bar too high so that we expect stars to never have bad games.

In Episode 3 of Nick Wright’s Top 50 NBA Players of the Last 50 Years, Nick continues the countdown with players ranked 43-40. While last week's episode featured Dennis Rodman, James Worthy, Sidney Moncrief and others, this week will be a more recognizable group to modern NBA fans.

Nick Wright delivers his anti-Nikola Jokić manifesto for the entire first half of the show as Damonza struggles to stay awake. They then discuss how Devin Booker’s injury affects the Phoenix Suns’ outlook, and Chris Paul's peculiar record when Scott Foster is reffing.

Nick Wright and Damonza Byrd are back to talk about the Brooklyn Nets' and Boston Celtics' epic Game 1, Kyrie Irving's antics, and Kevin Durant's struggles. They continue on to talk about Chris Paul and the Phoenix Suns' dominant start to the playoffs.

In Episode 2 of Nick Wright's Top 50 NBA Players of the Last 50 Years, Nick continues the countdown with players ranked 48-44. While last week's episode featured Bernard King and Carmelo Anthony, this week will have several more surprises in store.

Nick Wright breaks down the Brooklyn Nets’ outlook for the NBA Playoffs and the decision they’ll have to make in the offseason with Kyrie Irving.

Nick Wright unpacks another LeBron James’ led coach getting canned as Frank Vogel and the Los Angeles Lakers officially part ways. Then, Nick discusses Joel Embiid’s efficient scoring title and LeBron’s decision not to push for it, and whether Giannis Antetokounmpo or Luka Doncic deserves NBA MVP.

In Episode 1 of Nick Wright's Top 50 NBA Players from the last 50 years, Nick begins the countdown! Nick dives right in ranking New York Knicks small forward Bernard King as his 50th greatest NBA player of the last 50 years and continues with another Knicks legend — Carmelo Anthony.

On Episode 8 of What’s Wright? With Nick Wright, Nick delves deep into LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers’ disappointing season and focuses on what Lebron’s next move might be. He also highlights Anthony Davis’ injury-plagued year.

In Episode 7 of What’s Wright? With Nick Wright, Nick breaks down mean tweets that turned into a Twitter back and forth with Brooklyn Nets’ Kevin Durant. Then, Nick continues to assert that Dallas Mavericks’ Luka Dončić will be making his arrival on the NBA’s biggest stage.

Nick Wright and Damonza are back to break down why the Lakers should not trade Anthony Davis, if NBA Superteams actually work, Tiger Woods' potential return, and why it is so hard for the GOAT’s to walk away from their sports.

Nick Wright breaks down the different angles of Will Smith’s slap of Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars. Once Nick gets that out of his system, he discusses the Brooklyn Nets’ NBA title hopes now that Kyrie Irving can play home games. Next, Wright shares his All-NBA teams.

What’s Wright? is back for a unique episode as trade rumors swirl around Tyreek Hill and we see Nick go through the different stages of grief. Nick goes on to give us his pick to come out of the Western Conference, and explain why LeBron and KD are struggling.