And now, the moment, with Brian Koppelman. moment don't you waste it on regret.

Hey, this is the moment and Brian Koppelman.

Thanks for listening.

So Baron Davis is going to be here in a little while and he's the first

guest on the moment that I haven't met before. I kind of feel like I know him as I'm sure you do if you're even slightly an NBA fan.

And if you want to get to know him quickly, you should go and watch the comeback which is this seven-part sort of

documentary they call it a mockumentary but I think it's some weird hybrid

it's it's right there in between a documentary and a mockumentary about where Baron finds

himself in his life post-NBA.

And I think it's an incredibly brave and pretty remarkable little documentary little just because

there are these four or five minute chunks but as I watch uh... i find myself entertained and also uh... emotionally engaged

in in who baron is and in the fact that he's

uh... showing us in a way that i don't think we've really seen before what that moment just after retirement feels like.

I mean it's done tongue in cheek, but you can feel the real emotions there. and a two-time all-star college player of the year at UCLA national champion

accomplished pretty much everything you could hope to accomplish on any sort of

athletic court and I don't want to take a lot of time of this time doing intro.

I just want to talk to Baron. He'll be here soon and we'll get right into it.

Thanks for listening. I introduced you.

I did a little pre-introduction, so we'll just start.

So okay, Baron, Baron Davis is here.

Baron, Baron, thanks for coming.

How are you, man?

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