Locked on the NBA with Ben Goliver from the bubble. I'm David Locke. Thanks for tuning in. Wow, what a day and

Honestly, we're recording this at 1139 at night Easter we've kind of pushed it as late as we can.

Things may have changed by the time you listen to it, but here's what we're going to do on the show. We're going to talk about kind of the events of the night as we sit here at 1139 at night and then we're going to walk with Ben through the day.

Ben was one of three media members

that was actually in the gym

when Milwaukee didn't take the floor.

So that part of the show

will maintain itself as completely relevant to any time even if things have

changed by the time you listen to this so this should be a pretty incredible

insight Ben Goliver Washington Post joins us.

So Ben at 1139 at night right now,

it's, let's take place,

what has happened in Orlando over the last few hours?

Yeah, well for sure the biggest takeaway is the Milwaukee Bucks did not take the

court as scheduled for their 4 p.m. game against Orlando.

That led to basically the postponement of that game, the

postponement of two other games that were scheduled for Wednesday. Once that took place,

kind of domino started following across all sports I mean you saw soccer you

saw the W MBA you saw some baseball games all get postponed you know tennis star

Naomi Osaka pulled out of a tournament and so you know a tennis star, Naomi Osaka pulled out of a tournament.

And so, you know, by kind of that first domino going,

that the Bucks deciding not to take the court,

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