In a recent announcement that caught the attention of NBA fans, long-time buddies Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart revealed their plans to launch their own podcast titled "Roommates Show." However, the timing of their podcast debut couldn't have been more unfortunate, coming on the heels of a tough loss to LeBron James and the LA Lakers.

Following their defeat at the hands of the Lakers, Brunson and Hart found themselves on the receiving end of some good-natured ribbing from NBA fans, who couldn't resist making light of the situation. Despite the teasing, there remains genuine excitement among fans to see what the two New York Knicks players will bring to the podcasting arena.

While some fans jokingly suggested that LeBron James "sent their a** to podcasting," others expressed anticipation for the comedic potential of the duo's banter. With remarks like "WE WILL ALL BE IN ATTENDANCE" and "Nah that pod gonna be funny aslllll," it's clear that there's a buzz surrounding the upcoming show.

However, amidst the jest, there's a serious question looming: will Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart's podcast be successful? With numerous NBA players already delving into podcasting, it's essential for Brunson and Hart to offer something unique to stand out in the crowded field.

One example of a successful NBA podcast is Paul George's 'Podcast P,' praised for George's charisma and relatable humor. To achieve similar success, Brunson and Hart will need to capitalize on their chemistry and shared history, leveraging their close relationship to deliver entertaining and engaging content.

If they can harness their familiarity to create a dynamic and humorously chaotic dynamic on their podcast, Brunson and Hart have the potential to carve out a niche for themselves in the podcasting world. Ultimately, their success will hinge on their ability to differentiate themselves and resonate with listeners through their authenticity and camaraderie.