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The New Twenty Four

The New Twenty Four (TNTF) is an hour-long hoops podcast hosted by writer Gavriel Wilkins & artist Torrence Stagger, where the two friends, Windy City natives and purveyors of game link up each week throughout the course of the NBA season to discuss the latest news &…

Podcast · By Gavriel Wilkins, Torrence Stagger · English · US · Official site

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    TNTF Presents The 32nd Team: Ep. 6 - "Ready For The Opportunity" (opens the original)

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    Six episodes. Nearly eighty years of NBA history. And one final question: Where does the league go from here? Throughout The 32nd Team, Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger have chronicled the history of NBA expansion, the franchises that relocated, the cities that lost their teams. In addition to the markets that are hoping to become part of the league's next chapter. Now, in the sixth and final installment, they bring that journey to its conclusion by examining several additional expansion pos

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    TNTF Presents The 32nd Team: Ep. 5 - "Opening Up The Doors" (opens the original)

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    If Seattle represents unfinished business and Las Vegas represents the NBA's newest frontier, the race for the league's next franchise doesn't end with either city. In Part Five of The 32nd Team, Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger widen the NBA expansion conversation by examining several North American markets with compelling cases of their own. Some possess deep pro basketball histories. Others have never received an opportunity. And as the possibility of a 32-team NBA draws closer, each pres

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    TNTF Presents The 32nd Team: Ep. 4 - "Have Our Own Residency" (opens the original)

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    For nearly two decades, Seattle has waited for the NBA to return. During that same period, Las Vegas has transformed itself into one of the fastest-growing and most prominent sports markets in America. In Part Four of The 32nd Team, Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger examine two cities that have become central to the conversation surrounding the NBA's next era of expansion. The discussion begins in Seattle, where the SuperSonics may have disappeared in 2008, but the city's passion for basketba

  4. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    TNTF Presents The 32nd Team: Ep. 3 - "An Opportunity To Audition" (opens the original)

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    For two seasons, Oklahoma City unknowingly served as the NBA's audition stage. What began as a temporary solution following Hurricane Katrina ultimately proved that professional basketball could thrive in a market few had previously considered for an NBA franchise. Meanwhile, hundreds of miles away, one of the league's most historic basketball cities was fighting to keep the team it already had. In Part Three of The 32nd Team, Gavriel Wilkins & Torrence Stagger examine the circumstances that tra

  5. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    TNTF Presents The 32nd Team: Ep. 2 - "Relocation" (opens the original)

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    Expansion brought NBA basketball to new markets throughout North America. But establishing a franchise and sustaining one proved to be two entirely different challenges. In Part Two of The 32nd Team, Gavriel Wilkins and Torrence Stagger examine the period where relocation began to reshape the league's landscape, raising multiple questions surrounding when moving a franchise becomes necessary. While also discussing how much responsibility falls upon ownership, the market and the NBA itself in tim

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