BZZR NBA SHOW with Kristian Winfield
May 6, 2026 · 39 min · 16 segments
Kristian Winfield welcomes guest Jason Beede, Orlando Magic beat reporter for the Orlando Sentinel. They discuss the Magic’s season and collapse in the playoffs. Then, Kristian recaps the Knicks…
Jason BeedeGuestChristian WinfieldHost[upbeat music] Oh, man, that's the first time I actually got to see that, uh, that intro right there, and that is pretty dope.
What's going on, guys? It's your boy, Christian Winfield, senior NBA writer, New York Knicks beat reporter for the New York Daily News, and I'm your host of the Buzzer NBA show, and we're live.
This is my first live anything on the Buzzer platform, uh, and I just always find it dope to be able to interact with people in real time, especially people who are taking time out of their day to listen to little old me.
I'm sure my producer, Akua, she had to her-- She's probably pulling hairs out of her head this morning because I had to get up to Tarrytown for Knicks practice, uh, and then I had to get back to record, and they decided, "Oh, well, we're not gonna do practice in the morning.
We're gonna practice at 1:30," and then practice at 1:30 really means, "Hey, well, get here at 1:30, and we-we'll be ready at 2:15," and we had a-- We were supposed to start at 5:00, and then I got to write for the New York Daily News, obviously.
All that to say, we're here now, and, uh, we're actually not even going to start with Knicks.
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[upbeat music] Oh, man, that's the first time I actually got to see that, uh, that intro right there, and that is pretty dope.
What's going on, guys? It's your boy, Christian Winfield, senior NBA writer, New York Knicks beat reporter for the New York Daily News, and I'm your host of the Buzzer NBA show, and we're live.
This is my first live anything on the Buzzer platform, uh, and I just always find it dope to be able to interact with people in real time, especially people who are taking time out of their day to listen to little old me.
I'm sure my producer, Akua, she had to her-- She's probably pulling hairs out of her head this morning because I had to get up to Tarrytown for Knicks practice, uh, and then I had to get back to record, and they decided, "Oh, well, we're not gonna do practice in the morning.
We're gonna practice at 1:30," and then practice at 1:30 really means, "Hey, well, get here at 1:30, and we-we'll be ready at 2:15," and we had a-- We were supposed to start at 5:00, and then I got to write for the New York Daily News, obviously.
All that to say, we're here now, and, uh, we're actually not even going to start with Knicks.