Kawhi Leonard did it. He led the Raptors to the golden trophy. The Warriors and their dynasty could not stay together this year without KD, and later, Klay Thompson. The West is also heating up for next year already as AD gets traded to the Lakers right after the Finals ends. This is the season finale of the NBA, and also of Four Quarters.

The conference finals have wrapped up and Kawhi, Drake, and the Toronto Raptors have emerged victorious against the Milwaukee Bucks and Giannis. Now, they'll go onto face the almighty Warriors so Drew gives his opinion on who he thinks is going to win. Also, LeBron's son made an Instagram and is wildly popular already.

Drew brings on special guest Jack Sommer to talk about the latest in the NBA Playoffs - including how even without KD, the Warriors have polished off the Portland Trailblazers in a 4-0 series victory. Also the Bucks and Raptors are tied up 2-2, a series which has the Kawhi/Giannis matchup but also a heavy Drake presence. Finally, they talk about NBA Draft and trade theories (particularly of the Knicks and the Pelicans).

Is Kawhi's crazy buzzer beater a bigger shot than Dame's? Which of the Curry brothers will prevail on the West Coast? Did the Knicks get screwed in the NBA Draft Lottery by not getting the #1 Zion pick? These are all questions Drew looks at this episode while he gives his predictions for the Conference Semifinals that are now off to their start.

As the Conference Semifinals near their end, Boston is the first to be eliminated (4-1) at the hands of the Milwaukee Bucks and Giannis. Elsewhere in the East, the 76ers are on the brink of elimination to the Raptors and Kawhi. Over in the West, both series have been tight. Drew breaks it all down. Plus, the Lakers and Tyronn Lue not agreeing on a coaching contract and other thoughts on their offseason.

KD is putting on a show against the Rockets this 2nd round series. Meanwhile, Harden and CP3 are just complaining about foul calls! Will Houston get it together? Drew also talks about the rest of the 2nd Round matchups and the possibility of Melo coming back to the Knicks.

Damian Lillard hit the biggest shot of the year so far and Russell Westbrook is sent home packing yet again. The 1st round is just about wrapped up so Drew recaps that and his predictions for the 2nd round in both the West and the East.

The 2019 NBA Playoffs have begun! Drew looks at each series and gives an update across the board. In particular, he looks at the Russell Westbrook vs. Damian Lillard rivalry that has been heating up in their series matchup - as well as his thoughts on what the Celtics need to do to keep their momentum going forward.

The regular season is over! Good news: That means the playoffs are here. Drew breaks down his thoughts on the upcoming matchups in the West and the East. - But, the Bad News: Dwayne Wade and Dirk Nowitzki have now played their final games and are officially retired. He also talks about their legacy. Additionally, the big news of Magic Johnson stepping down from his position as President of the Lakers, and who potential replacements could be.

Russell Westbrook pays tribute to Nipsey Hussle, allegations against KP come out, there's rumors around different elements of the Knicks future (Durant / Jeff Bezos), and Ja Morant declares for the NBA Draft for this year. Drew breaks it all down in the episode.

We're a couple weeks away from the end of the season and the final playoff races are down to the wire. Drew breaks what to look out for down the stretch in both the Eastern and the Western Conferences, including what the final results could mean for the teams involved. The Brooklyn Nets are one of those teams trying to lock in the best position, and Drew talks about them in comparison to the horrible season the Knicks are having - even though he also does share hope of how Zion has been looking in the NCAA tournament. Also discussed is Lonzo Ball's BBB (Big Baller Brand) tattoo cover-up and general distancing from his father's brand.

D'Angelo Russell is balling out of control for the Brooklyn Nets right now, proving his move from LA was the right one. Meanwhile with the Lakers, more criticism comes in for LeBron from Kobe and Clyde Frazier. As opposed to Russell Westbrook last week, Mike Scott actually has a positive and funny interaction with a fan. James Harden is full of himself, but for good reason. Plus, Giannis is working to improve his shot to become unstoppable. Drew breaks it all down.

Russell Westbrook had an incident with a fan in Utah, James Dolan also had a problem with a fan, Charles Barkley made some comments about Kyrie and KD not being able to handle the NY media, the Celtics had what supposedly could be season-turning plane ride lead by Kyrie himself, Jeff Van Gundy made some crazy hot take about LeBron being traded, and the Nuggets are having trouble dealing with Isaiah Thomas amidst their success. Drew breaks it all down and gives his thoughts.

Special guest, Dondre Green, joins Drew to talk about their Knicks fandom. First they talk about recent events like the KP trade, Zion, and possibilities of Kyrie + Kevin Durant. Then they get into why they've stayed Knicks fans for so long, their personal favorite players from the team all time, and more. Follow them at: @drewgoesin + guest @dondregreen

The sun's not shining so brightly in Hollywood right now for LeBron James and the Lakers. Drew talks about Bron's disappointing behavior and the bad example he's setting. Also, he talks about Zion Williamson's shoes ripping off his feet during the Duke/UNC game and why he thinks Kyrie and KD are on their way to New York City for the Knicks to likely join Zion on the team next year.

This past weekend was filled with the league's best players heading to Charlotte to take part in the annual NBA All-Star Weekend activities. Drew gives a recap on what happened. Saturday was the Three-Point Shootout and Slam Dunk Contest, while Sunday brought the All-Star game itself of Team LeBron playing against Team Giannis and KD coming out as MVP.

Starting out the episode in New York City, Drew first hits a Brooklyn Nets game and recounts the painful loss they had to the visiting Chicago Bulls. Afterwards, he takes the conversation over to the Manhattan side where he talks about the Knicks near 20 game losing streak and how their season is in the tank now to get Zion as their hopeful draft pick. Then he goes into the run James Harden is having right now, LeBron and the Lakers situation, how the Pelicans are moving forward after the whole AD ordeal at the trade deadline, and more from this past week in the NBA happenings. This show is part of CessPool, a new podcast network. Follow the host @drewgoesin.

Breaking down some of the biggest trades made during this looming NBA Trade Deadline. This includes Drew mourning the loss of his beloved NY Knicks player Kristaps Porzingis (KP) going to the Dallas Mavs, the 76ers acquiring young Tobias Harris, and what to look out for with Anthony Davis (AD) in the final hours before the trade deadline ends, which is Thursday at 3pm EST. If something major happens, Drew will be back later in the day with an emergency bonus update episode. Four Quarters is part of CessPool, a new podcast network. Follow us on social media @cesspoolnetwork and follow Drew @drewgoesin.

Drew gives a brief introduction to what the show's about. Four Quarters is part of CessPool, a new podcast network.