PORTcAst – Talking Trier Basketball podcast and easyCredit BBL breakdown on radio.es
The PORTcAst – Talking Trier Basketball podcast series features data analyst Lukas Feldhaus alongside hosts Chris and Marc as they break down all teams in the easyCredit Basketball Bundesliga.
Host form checks determine league ranking order
The podcast ranking order relies on the average of the hosts’ individual form checks rather than serving as a definitive season prediction. Listeners can skip directly to specific clubs using precise episode timestamps provided in the program notes, ranging from promoted sides to championship contenders. The layout covers all eighteen clubs competing in the easyCredit Basketball Bundesliga circuit, offering localized team analysis for supporters across the league.
Full league breakdown timestamps
The episode layout maps out each participant in the easyCredit Basketball Bundesliga with designated timestamps for listeners:
- 00:04:53 – Jena (18th)
- 00:15:46 – Braunschweig (17th)
- 00:27:31 – MBC (16th)
- 00:39:59 – Hamburg (15th)
- 00:50:12 – Hagen (14th)
- 01:09:35 – Ludwigsburg (13th)
- 01:25:13 – Frankfurt (12th)
- 01:44:50 – Bamberg (11th)
- 01:58:46 – Oldenburg (10th)
- 02:15:12 – Würzburg (9th)
- 02:27:49 – Rostock (8th)
- 02:37:50 – Vechta (7th)
- 02:47:00 – Trier (6th)
- 03:29:53 – Ulm (5th)
- 03:43:12 – Chemnitz (4th)
- 03:58:21 – Bonn (3rd)
- 04:15:54 – Berlin (2nd)
- 04:29:00 – München (1st)
Who hosts the PORTcAst basketball podcast?
Who hosts the PORTcAst basketball podcast?
The podcast is hosted by Chris and Marc, featuring data analyst Lukas Feldhaus as a recurring contributor for team evaluations.

How are the team rankings determined on the show?
The sequence of teams is determined by the average of the hosts’ individual form checks and does not represent an official pre-season prediction from the easyCredit Basketball Bundesliga.
Where can listeners find specific team segments?
Detailed timestamps are provided in the show notes, allowing fans to jump directly to sections dedicated to clubs ranging from Jena to FC Bayern München.
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