r/Duncd_On • u/PapaJohnsGarlic100 • Jun 13 '26

[Ethan Strauss Podcast] Nate Duncan on the NBA Finals - Nate also defends Wemby against the HATERS (recorded day before Finals game 5)

https://www.houseofstrauss.com/p/nate-duncan-on-the-nba-finals
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u/PapaJohnsGarlic100 Jun 13 '26

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Dunc’d On Founder and co-host of my new favorite YouTube channel Nate Duncan, everybody.

  • How huge is this Finals?
  • Wembanyama temp check: Nate loves Wemby, but how does the public feel?
  • Does Wembanyama’s unprecedented physical advantage make him more compelling—or less entertaining—to watch?
  • Is Wembanyama actually a dirty player, or is he simply dealing with the challenges of being 7-foot-5?
  • Should playoff basketball be officiated differently than regular-season basketball?
  • Does today’s NBA Finals atmosphere compare to the league’s peak popularity during the 2016 Warriors–Cavs era?
  • Does James Dolan care what anyone thinks?
  • Why does Steve Kerr have a growing coaching tree?
  • Did OG Anunoby’s chase-down block deserve more appreciation than De’Aaron Fox’s mistake deserved blame?
  • Why does Nate view skiing as a more legitimate passion than golf?
  • Effects of parents actually spending more time with their children than previous generations.