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It is opening night in the association.

Telephone number is toll free.

1-800-6-6-6.

866. We're joined right now by a senior writer for Sports Illustrated.

Also a Celtics analyst for NBC Sports, Boston, among many, many other things.

He is Chris Mannix, Chris, because it's opening that in the association.

You know I had to run you down.

First of all, how are you doing?

And secondly, my man, where are you right now? I'm good, Jim, doing real well. The NBA preview issue is out for SI, so that's a load off my mind. And I'm in LA for opening night for the

Lakers. I love that. I'm going to ask you about the cover story you did for the

preview issue. I'm glad that's a load off your mind. All right, so here in L.A., that does not

really surprise me. What about your expectations? Let's start with the Lakers. How about Brani?

What do you expect from Brony tonight? Are we going to see him? I would presume we are. What are you expecting? You know, when I talk to people in and around the Lakers, there is an expectation that we do get

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