Straight Fire with Jason McIntyre

On today's episode, Jason discusses the New York Knicks' thrilling comeback win over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, why Jalen Brunson was so much better than his woeful shooting percentage would suggest, what we should expect from Victor Wembanyama moving forward after his relative sub-par performance, how guys like Josh Hart and Karl-Anthony Towns flipped the game in the third quarter for New York, and why he's feeling better than ever about picking New York to win the series.
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On today’s episode, Jason is joined by SNY New York Knicks reporter Ian Begley for a full preview of the NBA Finals. During the interview, the guys discuss the importance of Mitchell Robinson going up against Victor Wembanyama, the matchup problems Karl-Anthony Towns can present for the San Antonio Spurs, how Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper can attack the Knicks’ wing defenders, whether an NBA championship would make Jalen Brunson the greatest player in Knicks franchise history, and much more!
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On today’s episode, Jason discusses why it’s clear that the Cleveland Browns are tanking the upcoming season after trading 2x Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett, how the addition of Garrett makes the Los Angeles Rams the heavy Super Bowl favorites this season, what – if any – weaknesses exist on the Rams roster after landing Garrett, why the Philadelphia Eagles should still be the class of the NFC East after trading away disgruntled Pro Bowl wide receiver AJ Brown, and why the addition of Brown is unlikely to stop the New England Patriots from backsliding in 2026.
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On today’s episode, Jason discusses the fallout from the Oklahoma City Thunder's Game 7 loss to the San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals, including: why Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is unlikely to ever win another NBA MVP award, whether OKC can count on Chet Holmgren moving forward as they try to navigate a Western Conference playoff race featuring Victor Wembanyama, why the emergence of Cason Wallace could lead to guys like Lu Dort and Aaron Wiggins getting traded, how the NBA's dreaded 2nd Apron could derail the Thunder's 'dynasty' before it ever really started, whether disgruntled superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo is a realistic trade option for the Thunder, and much more!
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On today’s episode, Jason discusses how Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs managed to force a Game 7 in their Western Conference Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder, why this series has been mostly bad despite the fact that we’re getting a seventh game, why 2x NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has been so bad against the Spurs, whether SGA's is really in the 'Best Player in the World' conversation, and who has the upper-hand in the decisive Game 7.
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