In the season premiere of NBA Desktop, Jason Concepcion exposes the truth behind Jimmy Butler’s sudden rise in confidence. Jason also has an exciting announcement about the Knicks and does a deep dive into the Golden State Warriors’ championship rings. Plus The Ringer’s Tommy Alter joins us to talk Victor Oladipo's political endorsement, and comedian Mike Malloy gives some spice on The Lakers’ new ‘city jerseys.’ Welcome BACK to The NBA Desktop!!!!

On this episode of ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason and the Desktop crew speak with witnesses of the Rajon Rondo–Chris Paul fight in search of the truth about the spit. Jason also discusses the Warriors ruining the league and David Stern’s comments on the New Orleans Pelicans. Plus, Megan Gailey delivers spice on the Indiana Pacers and Victor Oladipo.

Josh Duhamel has come to defend Fergie's honor against the Warriors and Jason Concepcion is here to break it all down. Plus, Russ vs. Patrick Beverley, Kevin Durant loves Ashanti, and OG Anunoby is afraid of cottage cheese. Also, Rembert Browne has spice on Trae Young, Jonathan Tjarks talks Carmelo, and Kevin O'Connor thinks Greta Van Fleet has a ton of upside and needs time to develop. Let's go!

Bill Simmons has some emergency spice about Carmelo Anthony that cannot wait. Luckily, Jason Concepcion is always accepting takes. Enjoy this emergency Spice edition of 'NBA Desktop.'

The Warriors are imploding thanks to the Kevin Durant vs. Draymond Green feud and NBA Desktop is here to cover every inch of this glorious story. Then Jason turns into a demon who gives good/bad advice to all parties involved in the Warriors fiasco. He discusses Markelle Fultz’s shooting woes, Kyrie Irving needing a vet, and what exactly is on Evan Turner’s jacket. Plus, we have Ethan Strauss on the Warriors, Michael Levin on Fultz and Chris Vernon performs a brand new Warriors-inspired song. You’re not going to want to miss this one!

Kryie Irving is upset with Jamal Murray attempting a 50 piece on his watch and he isn't afraid to let you know. On this episode of 'NBA Desktop,' Jason breaks down how the NBA's biggest conspiracy theorist now has respect for commonly held basketball norms. Later, Kevin O'Connor joins Jason in THICC WORLD to discuss Zion Williamson's debut. Also, Dan Devine delivers spice on the Washington Wizards, and The Ringer's copy chief, Craig Gaines, breaks down the social media spat between the Sacramento Kings and Milwaukee Bucks. Plus Dwight Howard's ass.

Jason is officially in favor of the New York Knicks tanking for Zion Williamson, but he does have one question: Is the Duke Blue Devils forward thicc or is he fat? The Ringer’s Mark Titus joins the show to give Jason his gut instinct.

On this episode of ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason takes us ‘Behind the Music’ of Ice2Ice’s ode to Luka Doncic, “Halleluka.” Also, Juliet Litman returns to Run the Jules to talk Ben Simmons and Kendall Jenner, Carmelo Anthony gets a musical tribute, and Kyrie says the Celtics are at "rock bottom." Finally, Kevin Clark talks Orlando Magic basketball, and Megan Schuster tells us the real reason for Luka’s cultlike NBA following.

This week on ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason dives into Mario Hezonja and Giannis Antentokounmpo’s recent feud. John Gonzalez joins to review Victor Oladipo’s latest album, ‘V.O.,’ Klay Thompson selects some questionable desert island teammates, and Courtney Lee commands the Knicks’ Tank. Then, Pat Muldowney joins to break down the legitimacy of Giannis’s latest muscle gains, and Haley O’Shaughnessy shares her theories on LeBron James’s absence from his company holiday party.

Carmelo Anthony is no longer with the Houston Rockets and is looking for a team. Welcome to a very special episode of ‘NBA Desktop’ where we premiere the music video of Jason Concepcion’s new hit single, ‘Melo.’

This week on ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason marvels at the legend of new Chicago Bulls coach, Jim Boylen. Then he discusses Steph Curry’s moon-landing comment and Derek Fisher’s pivot to predatory lending. Plus, spice from The Ringer’s Tommy Alter and Liz Kelly and Sports Illustrated’s Charlotte Wilder and Jessica Smetana.

On the final ‘NBA Desktop’ of 2018, Jason has come down with the flu, so Portland Trail Blazer Evan Turner steps up with the assist and runs through links about current and former teammates, the NBA 2K draft, and more!

In this episode of ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason discusses the backlash from LeBron James declaring himself the GOAT, Klay Thompson finding his hand again, and the Los Angeles Lakers’ fedora giveaway. Plus spice from The Ringer’s Tyler Tynes and Ben Detrick. Finally, Tarot card reader Ariana Lenarsky predicts the future of the NBA.

In a special extended cut of “The Tarot Dome,” tarot card reader Ariana Lenarsky helps Jason answer some of the NBA's most pressing questions, like “Will Markelle Fultz play this year?,” “Is LeBron James the GOAT?,” and “Will the New York Knicks get the no. 1 draft pick?”

In this episode of ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason breaks down what exactly makes Steph Curry a snitch and what makes Klay everyone’s favorite Warrior. He takes a look at Nick Young’s car wash debacle, Jimmy Butler’s beverage aesthetic, and other NBA player logos. Then, The Ringer’s Amanda Dobbins joins for spice on Jimmy Butler’s apparent illness, and Jason gathers the ‘NBA Desktop’ Focus Group to break down whether or not Kristaps Porzingis actually did accidentally block someone on Twitter.

On an extended cut of the ‘NBA Desktop’ Focus Group, Jason assembles Ringer staffers to discuss whether or not Kristaps Porzingis could have accidentally blocked someone on Twitter.

Welcome back to 'NBA Desktop' with Jason Concepcion! This week, the Celtics bounced back against the Raptors, which prompted Kyrie to call LeBron to apologize? And also Kevin Love was there? Plus, Brad Stevens spice from Paolo Uggetti, and Gavin Matts explains the Raptors curse. Then, Chris Ryan and Haley O'Shaughnessy stop by to tell us why James Harden is basically Russell Westbrook for nerds. Lastly, Jason gets some late-breaking news about Dennis Smith Jr., which prompts some Texas-sized spice from Shea Serrano.

This week on ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason takes a look at Russell Westbrook picking fights with just about everyone. Then he breaks down one of the best NBA fights that never happened, Devin Booker vs. Gorgui Dieng. Plus, Knicks spice from actor David Futernick and fiery Warriors takes from director Payman Benz. Also, James Harden is kind of gross, and Ernie Johnson is a freak. Lastly, resident 'NBA Desktop' witch Ariana Lenarsky returns to look at the cards and read the futures of Lonzo Ball, Ben Simmons, and Kristaps Porzingis.

Ariana Lenarsky returns for another edition of the ‘NBA Desktop' Tarot Dome. This time she helps Jason answer whether LeBron James and Kyrie Irving can become friends again, whether Lonzo Ball is faking his injury, and whether Andrew Wiggins will ever be an All-Star.

‘NBA Desktop’ bids a sad goodbye to Jason’s favorite son, Kristaps Porzingis, as the Knicks continue to be a dumpster fire. Then, Jason takes a look at the Anthony Davis trade-request saga and explains why tampering fines are pointless. Also, internet troll extraordinaire Sreekar Jasthi takes us into the Dark Web to break down how he got a Photoshopped Instagram on Sportscenter and how an internet rival paid for his vacation. Plus, Kevin O’Connor visits Thicc World, and Mallory Rubin makes her first ‘Desktop’ appearance to share Harry Potter spice.

On a special NBA trade deadline edition of ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason dodges Woj bombs to discuss Kevin Durant’s press conference, Kyrie’s change of heart, and Lavar Ball’s return. Plus, Micah Peters delivers spice and the debut of NBA Desktop Duels, featuring Isaac Lee and Mose Bergmann.

On a special All-Star edition of ‘NBA Desktop,’ the crew heads to Charlotte, NC. Jason discusses Michael Jordan’s jeans, partakes in a push-up contest, and witnesses a majestic Woj in the wild. Plus, spice from The Ringer’s Bill Simmons and NBA All-Star Joel Embiid.

On this episode of ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason dives into the friendships making news this week in the NBA: Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant, and Jimmy Butler and … Mark Wahlberg’s daughter? Plus, Juliet Litman comes on to Run the Jules on the Tristan Thompson saga. Also, spice from Hasan Minhaj and Chris Ryan.

NBA Desktop is LIVE from the Sloan Sports and Analytics Conference in Boston to learn about all the new trends in analytics in the NBA ... and also to shit on the Celtics. This week Jason gets soccer spice from Rockets GM Daryl Morey, Billionaires spice from ESPN's Rachel Nichols, and ESPN's Mina Kimes takes us through her full take cycle of Brandon Ingram.

This week on ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason takes a look at the status of LeBron and the Lakers, Episode 200 of the KD-Kyrie friendship, and Andrew Bogut’s return to the NBA. Then, Jason assembles the Focus Group to try and unpack what Lakers president Jeanie Buss meant when she tweeted at World Wide Wob. Plus, spice from comedian Mike Mulloy.

This week on ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason reunites Ice2Ice in order to send a musical message to New York Knicks owner James Dolan. Then, Bill Simmons delivers anti-spice to try to convince Dolan to stay.

On this episode of 'NBA Desktop,’ Jason makes his triumphant return to discuss Magic Johnson leaving the Lakers, Dirk and Wade’s retirement sendoffs, and Anthony Davis’s fashion choices. Plus, a Tarot Dome extravaganza that features playoff predictions from Ariana Lenarsky.

In a special ’NBA Desktop’ presentation, Jason returns to lay the 2018-19 Boston Celtics season to rest.

On a special NBA draft lottery edition of 'NBA Desktop,' Jason re-lives his lottery night disappointment and discusses his issues with NBA deputy commissioner Mark Tatum. Then, Pelicans fan Micah Peters joins to break down his reaction to New Orleans receiving the first overall pick, and Danny Chau stops by to drop some knowledge on the top non-Zion prospects.

'NBA Desktop' returns triumphant from the Sports Emmys just in time to take a look at Magic Johnson’s slanderous 'First Take' appearance, Kevin Durant’s tweet clap backs, and Rich Kleiman on KD’s destination next year. Jason gives Boris Diaw a physics lesson and wonders why Drake is allowed free reign over NBA sidelines. We are also joined by Chris Ryan and Mallory Rubin from 'Talk the Thrones’ for spice!

On this episode of 'NBA Desktop,' Jason discusses the antics of Golden State's minority owner/investor Mark Stevens. We also air rare footage from Rob Pelinka's video recordings for his new autobiography, 'Pelinka's Pages.' Plus an exclusive Finals Game 3 breakdown from Raptors coach Nick "Guitar Man" Nurse. Finally, Dan Devine and Danny Heifetz call in to deliver some spice. But none of that matters because Paul Pierce 100 percent pooped his pants.

On an all-new episode of 'NBA Desktop,' Jason celebrates the Toronto Raptors' first-ever NBA championship by releasing a new song from Nick "Guitar Man" Nurse. Then Jason heads to Oakland to testify on the Warriors' meltdown in the first and only episode of the new hit series 'CHERNORACLE.' Finally, Bill Simmons stops by to deliver some spice about Kevin Durant and the New York Knicks.

On this episode of ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason brings on NBA draft experts Kevin O'Connor and Jonathan Tjarks to discuss the newest member of the New York Knicks: R.J. Barrett. Also, Jason breaks down the Lakers' big mistake in the Anthony Davis trade and Chris Paul's beef with the Houston Rockets. Finally, the Devil pays a visit to deliver some good/bad advice to Kyrie Irving and Micah Peters has some parting words for Anthony Davis.

Welcome back to the 'NBA Desktop!' This week Jason takes a look at the league’s finest event, the NBA Awards, and breaks down the reception to the NBA’s newest MVP, Giannis Antetokounmpo. Plus, Andre Iguodala’s book tour is in full swing, the Knicks are "Knicking," and Marcus Smart is crossing up children. Then, we go to the Focus Group to determine if Kyrie Irving might have called into a radio show to defend himself. Plus, spice from The Ringer’s own Jordan Ligons!

On a special episode of ‘NBA Desktop,’ Jason goes back in time to 1999 to discuss Dennis Scott’s basketball camp, the NBA lockout, and Scottie Pippen making Michael Jordan jealous. Also, spice from Chris Ryan and a young Kevin O’Connor. Plus, a visit from tarot card reader Miss Ariana.

On this episode of 'NBA Desktop,' Jason dives into the media circus around Kawhi Leonard's decision to sign with the Los Angeles Clippers and has an EXCLUSIVE spice interview with NBA insider Arye Abraham. Then Lakers fan Jordan Ligons battles Clippers fan Isaac Lee in an 'NBA Desktop' duel to determine which team will rule L.A. this season. Finally, NBA hand expert Kevin O'Connor joins the show to examine New York Knicks rookie R.J. Barrett.