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Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show talking about “scary hours” in Brooklyn for the Nets. They discuss how good James Harden has looked so far playing with Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving making his return Wednesday, how the lineup will mesh, who else the Nets could add and whether this is a championship-or-bust season. In “Kerry’s Chronicles,” he tells a story about Jim Jackson facing off with Michael Jordan while wearing Jordan sneakers. Former Nets swingman, 15-year NBA player and NBC Sports Chicago Bulls analyst Kendall Gill then joins the show. Gill talks about the Nets’ big three, Kyrie deciding to sit out, his passion for boxing, wanting to fight Jake Paul, guarding Michael Jordan and his thoughts on “The Last Dance” series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show breaking down the blockbuster four-team trade that has the Nets landing James Harden. Was this a good move for the Nets? Did they give up too much? Is this now championship or bust with Harden in the mix? Former Nets forward, SiriusXM NBA Radio host and NBC Sports Boston Celtics analyst Brian Scalabrine then joins the show. Scalabrine talks about the frustrations with Kyrie Irving, how the Nets have handled it, the mental health side of it and he talks about his memories playing with Kerry and the Nets. NY Post Nets beat writer Brian Lewis then drops by to talk about the Irving issue and how Durant has been a leader. The guys then answer a voicemail in "You Got Mail" to end the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show getting into the Nets' blowout win over the Jazz. They talk about Jarrett Allen taking a leap this season, Kyrie Irving playing incredibly -- without Kevin Durant -- and the job Steve Nash has done making adjustments. In the debut of "Robin's Rap," Robin aka "Lil' Young" drops a rap about the Nets. Former Nets All-Star point guard Kenny Anderson then joins the show. Anderson talks about Kyrie's play, being a New Yorker and playing for the Nets, playing with Drazen Petrovic, why this team can win a title, the throwback jerseys, his documentary and the Nets being New York's team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open the show talking load management and reacting to Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant sitting out the second night of a back-to-back on Monday. The guys then get into a Reddit thread on retiring Kerry's number in the rafters and what that would mean to him if it were to happen and if it should happen. They then dive into the Spencer Dinwiddie injury, who will fill that void and react to what they have seen from the Nets in the first four games of the season. In "Kerry's Chronicles," he tells a story of defending Kobe Bryant and just how incredible of a player he was. YES Network Nets and ESPN play-by-play announcer Ryan Ruocco then joins the show. Ruocco talks about the hype around the team, calling games without fans, doing a podcast with CC Sabathia, his time working with Robin, working with Stephen A. Smith and having success early in his career. NY Post Nets beat writer Brian Lewis then drops by the pod. Lewis talks about covering Durant and Irving, why Dinwiddie's injury is a big loss, playing time at center and why bringing Jamal Crawford back would make sense. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robin Lundberg and Kerry Kittles open up the debut episode of the podcast getting into the excitement surrounding the Nets going into the season led by Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving. They discuss Irving on and off the court, the depth this Nets team has top to bottom, closing lineups, Coach Steve Nash and predictions for the Nets this season. In "Kerry's Chronicles," he tells the story of Byron Scott getting fired as Nets head coach during the 2003-2004 season and how it transpired. Former Nets All-Star big man Kenyon Martin then joins the show. Martin talks about the current Nets team, his son on the Rockets, the James Harden saga, Nash as a rookie head coach, the KD-Kyrie dynamic, memories playing with Kerry, ownership to blame for his ending with the Nets and how special it was playing with Jason Kidd. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fullcourt on Flatbush is the best Brooklyn Nets podcast. It's hosted by former Nets guard Kerry Kittles and rabid Nets fan, radio personality Robin Lundberg. This basketball podcast will take you inside the brain of one of the greatest Nets players of all-time as well as inside the locker room with beat writer Brian Lewis. Kerry and Robin will be joined by special Nets guests, including current players, former players, other Post reporters and celebrity fans. Fullcourt on Flatbush is released every Wednesday throughout the entire season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices