Get A Bucket Show
Join a sports show where Tré discusses all things sports (i.e. basketball). With sports being a microcosm of life, this allows for a bevy of topics ranging from X's and O's to life decisions!
In basketball the basic fundamental principle is to Get A Bucket! We study and admite the greatest bucket getters, but also those who assist, defend, rebound as all aspects lead to Getting A Bucket!! Remember, it's important that we listen and learn from one another, so make sure to tune in and let me know your honest opinions! Trying to help the world through sports conversation!!!
Episodes
376 episodes
WNBA 2026 Playoff Players To Watch
We build a no-nonsense WNBA playoff watch list by spotlighting the stars, breakout players, and defensive anchors who can decide a series. We also call out the pressure points that change everything fast, including injuries, first-time playoff ...
Does Height Really Matter In The WNBA?
We dig into whether height actually translates to real dominance in the WNBA as seven foot prospects move closer to the league. We compare what past tall players produced, then ask how new giants could change drafting, matchups, and even the ri...
Kuminga To Wolves, Jaylen Brown's Key To The City and DeWanna's Dream!
We run through the latest NBA and WNBA headlines, starting with Jonathan Kuminga’s move to Minnesota and what it signals about the Timberwolves’ direction. Then we pivot to player legacy off the court, injury fallout, and the messy gray areas o...
Why Basketball Matters
We make the case that basketball matters because it creates community, sparks conversation, and teaches real life lessons without preaching. We also push a simple reminder: appreciate the game and the people you share it with before it changes ...
Team USA Women’s FIBA Roster Breakdown
We lay out our ideal Team USA women’s FIBA lineup, from starters to reserves, and explain why defense and decision making drive the rotation. We also size u...
The WNBA Playoff Field Is Set And Seeding Still Matters (Week 17 Update)
We lock in the Week 17 WNBA top eight and call out which teams have already clinched playoff spots while the seeding fight stays alive. We debate the league’s best duos, spotlight Angel Reese and Kelsey Mitchell’s record streak, and lay out the...
Klay To Miami Plus DeRozan To Denver And What Comes Next
We run through the biggest NBA and WNBA updates on our radar, from headline signings to the fit questions that actually decide wins. We also talk legacy moments like Kevin Garnett’s jersey retirement and why the WNBA deserves real respect from ...
Mamba Day Explained Through Kobe’s Two Jerseys
We talk through what Mamba Day really means and why 8/24 is bigger than highlights, jerseys, or nostalgia. We break down Kobe Bryant versus the Black Mamba and explain how Mamba Mentality shows up in the NBA, the WNBA, and anyone chasing a stan...
The State Of LA Hoops + Kobe Birthday
I take a hard look at the state of LA basketball and why the Lakers and Sparks changes don’t feel like they’re leading to winning. With Kobe’s birthday and Mamba Day coming up, I stack today’s reality against the standard LA used to live by. &n...
Here Are My 2026 WNBA Award Leaders Right Now
We run through our current WNBA award picks from Coach of the Year to MVP, using seeding, roles, and key stats to explain what’s real and what’s hype. We also ask the big question behind every ballot: are you rewarding the best numbers or the m...
Fever Rising To The Top? (WNBA Week 16 Update)
We drop a Week 16 WNBA standings update and call out the teams rising fast, the teams sliding, and the clubs already locked into the playoffs. Then we map out the current first round playoff bracket and pick the X factors that could swing each ...
If The WNBA Needs Time Why Forget The NBA Did Too
I hit the biggest basketball talking points on my mind, starting with the Kawhi Leonard investigation and what “no evidence” could mean for how teams build rosters and pay stars. Then I get into Tyrese Haliburton’s national TV frustration and c...
Standards For Jersey Retirement
We set a real standard for jersey retirements and explain why “they played here” is not enough to hang a number in the rafters. From Diana Taurasi’s Mercury legacy to debates about the Lakers, the Nuggets, and the Wizards, we argue that context...
You Cannot Judge A Player Until You Watch Them
We lay out a role-first way to assess basketball players and explain why the box score hides some of the most important parts of winning. We break down what each position must do, then use real NBA and WNBA examples to show how decision making,...
Russell Westbrook Retires As The NBA As Triple-Double King
I react in real time to Russell Westbrook retiring and try to put words to why it feels so sudden. I celebrate the résumé, the chaos, and the heart while asking what it was actually like to watch a player who never did anything quietly. <...
The Dallas Wings Slide While Mystics and Dream Catches Fire (WNBA Week 15 Update)
We run through my Week 15 WNBA updates by focusing on the current top eight playoff seeds and what their recent streaks say about who’s real. Dallas drops hard, Washington surges, and I’m left wondering how long I can keep calling New York a tr...
Transgender Athletes In The WNBA And The High Stakes Of Competitive Balance
We want the WNBA to stay focused on hoops, but the transgender athlete debate keeps pulling attention away from the league’s momentum. We talk through inclusion, competitive fairness, and why clear standards matter, then ask you to weigh in wit...
Breaking Down The 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup Team USA Roster
We break down Team USA’s projected 2026 FIBA Women’s World Cup roster and ask the real question: does it make the best basketball team, or just the biggest list of names. We walk through the coaching staff, the 12-player fit, and the snubs that...
Ranking The Most Dominant WNBA Rosters
We rank the most dominant WNBA team rosters ever by using rings, Finals results, playoff exits, missed playoffs, and regular-season win percentage. We argue through the toughest comparisons, from the Aces’ active run to the Lynx and Comets sett...
The Most Dominant NBA Rosters Since 1968
I rank the most dominant NBA team rosters since 1968, using the 82-game season as the line that keeps the eras comparable. I walk from No. 10 to No. 1 and explain why championships, Finals trips, and repeating matter when we talk about true dom...
Week 14 WNBA Standings Check-In
We run through Week 14 WNBA standings, then zoom in on the teams hovering just outside the playoff line and why one major trade could shake up the final seeds. We also debate whether the Lynx own the best starting five in the league, question t...
What If The GOAT Debate Is More About Us
We dig into why the basketball GOAT debate gets so emotional and why it often turns negative when nobody agrees on a baseline definition of greatness. We lay out the real pros and cons, from keeping hoops history alive to the messy problem of c...
Kelsey Plum To The Mercury Changes The Playoff Math
We break down the Sparks trading Kelsey Plum to the Phoenix Mercury and why it feels like a high upside swing for Phoenix but a confusing pivot for Los Angeles. We argue the trade hinges on Plum’s health and free agency plans, then zoom out to ...
The Western Conference Has Been The NBA’s Hardest Road
We debate whether the NBA Western Conference is truly tougher than the Eastern Conference by using recent playoff examples, championship trends, and an era-by-era look at league history. We land on a nuanced answer: the East owns some of the bi...
Which WNBA Conference Is Truly Strongest Over Time
I break down why the WNBA Western Conference has historically been the league’s toughest side, using standings, dynasties, and star power as the receipts. I also explain why the Eastern Conference is finally closing the gap and ask whether the ...