What's Wright? With Nick Wright

On today’s episode, Nick Wright discusses Jimmy G return to QB1, after an ankle injury leaves Trey Lance sidelined for the remainder of the San Francisco 49ers season. He also shares his thoughts on what looked like a very shaky AFC west and yesterday’s crazy comebacks.

On today’s episode, Nick talks about the return of the NFL, along with his thoughts on the Cardinals, and playoff predictions. Then, Patrick Beverley’s comments on LeBron set off an epic Nick rant, followed by Nick’s Tennis Corner.

Welcome back to What’s Wright! We start the show today going over Nick’s 50 Greatest NBA Players of the Last 50 years list, Nick has some adjustments he might make now that the list is complete. Then, we talk offseason football, including Trey Lance’s reported struggles with the San Francisco 49ers.

Nick Wright reveals his best player of the last 50 years: LeBron James.

Welcome back to What’s Wright! Today Nick reacts to the punishments NFL levied on the Miami Dolphins for tampering with Tom Brady.

Welcome back to What’s Wright! Today Nick remembers the life, career, and achievements of the great Bill Russell, who passed away Sunday at the age of 88. Nick also gives his thoughts on the recent suspension verdict reached with the Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson case.

In today’s episode, Nick reveals his second greatest player of the last 50 years, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Still the NBA's all-time leading scorer, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had a career whose dominance, consistency, and longevity was unmatched in NBA history.

Welcome back to What’s Wright! Today, Nick and Damonza get into the latest news from the NFL offseason, including the San Francisco 49ers benching Jimmy Garoppolo in favor of Trey Lance, as well as trying to end the “Lamar-Jackson-is-not-a-QB” discussion with the Baltimore Ravens.

On today’s episode of What’s Wright, Nick Wright and Damonza go through the latest NBA offseason rumors involving Kevin Durant and a potential trade to the Boston Celtics. Nick also defends his ranking of Michael Jordan as the No. 3 greatest player of the last 50 years.

On today’s episode of What’s Wright, Nick Wright is joined by a very special guest host.

On today’s episode of What’s Wright, Nick Wright discusses the place of loyalty in the NBA in light of James Harden re-signing at a discount with the Philadelphia 76ers, and Portland Trail Blazers’ Damian Lillard’s comments about players needing to ‘value the name on the front of the jersey.’

The Top 5 of Nick Wright’s Top 50 list! Two players whose styles of play could not have been more different, yet both displayed consistent excellence and transformed their teams into dynasties. One is the greatest PF in NBA history, while the other is known for his dazzling passing and playmaking.

You know What’s Wright! Today on the show, Nick and Damonza discuss the reality of the situation for the Brooklyn Nets, and whether or not they really have to cooperate with the trade demands of their two superstars, Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.

In today’s episode, we revisit the best moments from the first 3 months of What’s Wright with Nick Wright. We look at his best takes, funniest jokes, weirdest moments, best guests, and most importantly - Damonza’s best moments. Enjoy and happy 4th of July to everyone.

In today’s episode, Nick reveals No. 7-6 on his list, two of the greatest players on two of the greatest franchises of all time. One of them an elite three-point shooter and relentless trash talker, the other a master of the mid-range and the ultimate competitor.

Welcome back to What’s Wright! Today, Nick Wright and Damonza Byrd get into the latest developments in NBA free agency, including Russell Westbrook opting in with the Los Angeles Lakers and Kyrie Irving doing the same with the Brooklyn Nets.

The NBA offseason has officially begun, and Nick Wright reacts to the latest reports that Kyrie Irving has requested a trade from the Brooklyn Nets, potentially opening the door for a reunion with former teammate LeBron James.

In the latest episode of Nick Wright's Top 50 NBA Players, we head to the Land of the Giants. Nick introduces us to two of the most dominant centers the game has ever seen — both of them consistent winners.

Nick Wright is back to give us his takes on the 2022 NBA Draft. Former Gonzaga Bulldogs star Chet Holmgren is a rumored top-3 pick alongside former Duke Blue Devils standout Paolo Banchero & former Auburn Tigers stud Jabari Smith, but Nick shares some doubts about his NBA readiness.

Nick Wright and Damonza sort through the beginning of the NBA offseason, breaking down the potential issues arising between the Brooklyn Nets and Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant and Draymond Green both going off online, and the Philadelphia 76er’s looming decision on re-signing James Harden.

The Golden State Warriors have won their fourth title in the last ten years, and there is much to break down. Nick and Damonza discuss the series, what went wrong for the Boston Celtics, Draymond Green’s turnaround, and Stephen Curry’s overall brilliance.

In another mini-episode of What’s Wright? with Nick Wright, Nick and Damonza react to the Golden State Warriors winning Game 4 of the NBA Finals to tie up the series. They discuss Steph Curry’s magnificent 42-point performance, and Draymond Green’s struggles.

As we head into the top 15, Nick discusses two of today's all-time great players, as well as an iconic star from the 80's. This week Nick's list includes one of Michael Jordan's iconic rivals, possibly the most dominant player in the NBA today and one of the elite scorers of the last decade.

Nick Wright rejoices in his choice to switch his NBA Finals pick to the Boston Celtics, praises Stephen Curry's effort, laments Draymond Green's lack of production, and discusses Klay Thompson's bounce-back game. He moves on to discuss Boston’s sketchy cheating situation across sports.

In a special bonus mini-episode, Nick & Damonza preview Game 3 of the NBA Finals and discuss how much of an impact Draymond Green and his antics will have on the rest of the series. Plus, Nick switches his Finals pick from the Golden State Warriors to the Boston Celtics. Is that even allowed?