Frank Isola
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Oct 15, 2026
Mike Ryan RuizPANELIST
Simmons totally turned it around.
Dan Le BatardHOST
Well, Frank Isola's like, "Oh, this is gonna be a problem." Like, the people who know basketball for some reason weren't...
Dan Le BatardHOST
I'm, I don't know how that happened to Giannis that quickly.
Dan Le BatardHOST
I don't know how a ye-
Ethan SkolnickHOST
And I, I guess what's happening now is that people are remembering how good he is, um, that he hasn't lost anything.
Ethan SkolnickHOST
You've got even Frank Isola of, uh, SiriusXM fame, and of course, he's covered the Knicks for years.
Ethan SkolnickHOST
And Frank, uh, came out and said that, uh, they're gonna be top three in the East, and that Heat media is going to be annoying.
Ethan SkolnickHOST
Here we are.
Jonathan ZaslowHOST
But every morning, one of the shows that I listen to is Starting Lineup on SiriusXM NBA Radio.
Jonathan ZaslowHOST
My guys Frank Isola and Brian Scalabrine.
Jonathan ZaslowHOST
It's, uh, it's my favorite.
Jonathan ZaslowHOST
I love that show.
Jonathan ZaslowHOST
Now, part of it is because...
Jonathan ZaslowHOST
Well, not even part of it.
Jonathan ZaslowHOST
Like, Frank Isola's on the Brooklyn Nets broadcast.
Jonathan ZaslowHOST
He's on the studio crew.
DJ EastwoodHOST
We are going to talk about that.
DJ EastwoodHOST
I first have to rant a little bit about how Brian Scalabrini and Frank Isola were talking about the 76ers this morning on NBA radio.
DJ EastwoodHOST
Then we got to cover the Pablo Torre is, I guess, investigating LeBron James for having a helicopter.
DJ EastwoodHOST
We're going to talk about that.
DJ EastwoodHOST
With one Brian Scalabrini.
DJ EastwoodHOST
Okay? I don't know if you guys know who Brian Scalabrini is.
DJ EastwoodHOST
Why would I say that? Brian Scalabrini and Frank Isola go on NBA radio every morning, 7 to 10.
DJ EastwoodHOST
And they talk about the NBA.
Amin ElhassanPANELIST
You guys presented it as Tyler Hero kind of lashing out or kind of striking back, that heat culture's kind of a made-up construct and all that.
Amin ElhassanPANELIST
What you guys don't understand, 'cause I work with these guys, I know this, Scal and Frank Isola, one of their bedrock principles of their show is that heat culture's completely made up and fabricated.
Amin ElhassanPANELIST
And so whenever they have anybody Miami related, either a former Miami person or a current Miami person, one of the main questions they ask, they're like, "Come on, that's not real." And so obviously Tyler's emerging.
Amin ElhassanPANELIST
There's a sensitivity of like, I, I got traded, I was the one that they gave up on or whatever.
Amin ElhassanPANELIST
But he is being prodded and poked by Scal and Frank Isola, and where, where's my camera? I know what you guys are doing.
Mike Ryan RuizPANELIST
[laughs]
Amin ElhassanPANELIST
You're not slick.
Jon KrawczynskiHOST
And, you know, the one thing I've been wondering about is how is he going to handle the balance of play making versus shot creation for himself? At least right now it looks like he is trying to get close to 50/50 or even skew toward play making more than getting his own, and I think that's the perfect way to kind of onboard this LaMelo era.
Justin GaardHOST
I liked what Finchy said to, uh, Scalabrine and Frank Isola on Sirius, um, "It's gonna be hard to stay mad at this guy."
Jon KrawczynskiHOST
Yeah.
Dane MooreHOST
[laughs]
Greg CotePANELIST
It might.
Dan Le BatardHOST
Uh, T- Tyler Herro, uh, went on Frank Isola and Bryan Scalabrine's show.
Dan Le BatardHOST
Uh, he's a notoriously bad interview, Tyler Herro, but he said some things that got some people, uh, in the Heat's audience agitated.
Dan Le BatardHOST
He's hurt.
Wes GoldbergHOST
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Wes GoldbergHOST
Let's talk about Tyler Herro, who, uh, on the same day that this article, uh, of Giannis came out, went on SiriusXM and was asked about all of this Heat culture stuff, uh, by Frank Isola and Brian Scalabrine on their SiriusXM NBA show.
Wes GoldbergHOST
Uh, notably, Frank Isola, New Yorker, Brian Scalabrine, Boston-
David RamilHOST
Noted Heat supporters, Frank Isola and Brian Scalabrine.
Wes GoldbergHOST
Noted Heat fans, that's right.
David RamilHOST
Note- uh, big ti-
Channing CrowderHOST
Yep.
Alejandro SolanaHOST
Well, not for Tyler Hero, who was on SiriusXM this AM with Frank Isola and Brian Scalabrini.
Alejandro SolanaHOST
Quote, I was kind of pushing to be traded to Milwaukee to get a fresh start and come home to Wisconsin where I grew up.
Alejandro SolanaHOST
The Bucs, he says, will surprise people.
Ryan BohameraHOST
It was a bad mistake.
Ryan BohameraHOST
But you get why Frank Isola and Brian Scalabrini said, this is a nothing burger.
Ryan BohameraHOST
Do you imagine what they might catch me saying about players and their personalities and understanding their personalities? It's the looks part that pissed people off.
Ryan BohameraHOST
And I think there was a lot of people that jumped on And I think there's a lot of people that jumped on some people that have covered the team that have been affiliated with the team because they think they're homers for the team.
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