Order of the Blazing Horse

A Pistons Playoffs Preview ft Aaron Weaver

It's officially the playoffs and Cade Cunningham's Pistons look to be upsetters against the Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, and the 3rd seeded Knicks. Harry and Mickey are joined by Aaron Weaver (@weavedreaming) to break down the matchups, what we hope to see, measure the vibes and the auras of the players, and lead the fans on a guided meditation to prepare them for the playoff experience.

It's the Knicks ft Doug Berns

In a huge treat for the pod, Harry and Mickey are joined by the hilarious and talented Doug Berns (aka @duglust), the Weird Al of Knicks fandom and play his latest musical game recap. Then, the discuss Doug’s growing following, the 2024-2025 season as a whole, and this 3 vs 6 Eastern Conference Playoff Matchup.

Playoff Push: the Depth of Detroit

With just six games left, and a Detroit win/Magic loss away from locking in playOFF spot, we're in the home stretch. Mickey and Harry review the 1-2 record against 3 of best the NBA has to offer (Cleveland, Minnesota, and Oklahoma City), take a look at their upcoming matchups, talk the severity of the Cade absence (not injury, we're not doctors!), and give some serious love to the Detroit depth, who have risen to the occasion as the big stage approaches.

Pistons Push for Home Court Advantage

Now sitting in the 5th seed in the Eastern Conference, Harry and Mickey discuss whether they cling to it, fall back to 6th, or push up the 4 seed and earn home court advantage in the first round of the playoffs. With a grueling trio of games ahead (vs Cleveland, @ Minnesota, @ Oklahoma City), the Detroit Pistons look to prove to the world that they're the real deal. To make things even more interesting, the Order creates prop bets for this little stretch.

Triple-Doublin', Buzzer Beatin' Cade on ESPN

Are you not entertained??? Cade Cunningham steps up on the national stage once again and puts the league on notice. Mickey and Harry talk the Pistons bounce back after two losses with two big wins, preview this last little stretch. Also, Mickey brings the Order to the Court as he goes in Defense of Stew.

Pistons Lose to Wizards, Shaq Loses Cred, Ivey Playoff Hopes

After the saddest loss of the season, Mickey and Harry talk about what went wrong and what the Pistons have to do to bounce back and beat a west best Oklahoma City Thunder. Then, they talk about what happens if Jaden Ivey comes back for the playoffs, who they want to see in the playoffs, and close by considering what Shaq has been doing instead of watching the Pistons.

Detroit Pistons a Top 5 Team in 2025? ft Jamel Johnson

The Pistons are rolling, locking even more into a top-6 seed in the East with 19 games to go. But stats suggest that they're playing at an even higher level than that! Harry and Mickey also welcome special guest and Wizards fan Jamel Johnson, star of the movie "Memes & Nightmares" now streaming on Hulu.

Pistons Pound the Defending Champ Celtics to Win 8 Straight

After the Detroit Pistons' 8th consecutive victory, this one with a dominant thumping of the defending NBA Champion Bost Celtics, Mickey and Harry break down the game and cover a little history on things that were happening the last time the team had this long a streak (2008). After giving Malik Beasley, Ausar Thompson, and Tobias Harris their flowers, the fellas turn to Cade Cunningham and play a game of "Who's Better?"

Collecting Cade Cunningham Receipts (ft Mike O'Keefe)

Harry and Mickey breakdown the play of Cade Cunningham (All-Star Game, 3-Point Contest) and Ausar Thompson (Rising Stars Game) over the All-Star Weekend and pitch their fixes. Then they welcome Pistons' auditor (Mike O'Keefe), who has collected receipts from NBA analysts nationwide with their comments on superstar Cade Cunningham.

All Star & Record Breaks: Detroit Dominates and Malik Beasley Blows by Bey

The Pistons have been laying the smack down on the competition as they blaze into the All Star break. Mickey and Harry talk about Ausar's rising stock, where Duren is on the extendometer, Malik Beasley breaking the single season franchise 3-point record, and then go over das Dennis Schroder highlights in a segment of "Dueling Werners".