This is episode 35 of the best podcast available.

Happy Thursday, I'm Jason Gibbs alongside Andrew Gribble

and the virtual off season just about coming to a conclusion here in the next 24 hours or so

Gribs a lot of sports news going on and how does it impact the NFL? We're about to find out. Sports are officially

backed the NBA set to resume play July 30th, although some players are backing

out already. MLB finally got their act together.

It looks like they're going to be back on July 24th.

The NHL expected to resume play late July, early August.

And knock on wood, 26 NFL teams expected to report to training camp

on July 28th. A lot to watch, a lot to take in after three months of well nothing.

But it's interesting man. I think the the sport that's gotten the most coverage I think

and what they're doing is the MBA because I think they're the ones that are going outside the box the most with this they're trying to do the bubble thing which is probably it's a big challenge and they've everyone's

discussed this 115 page document that they came up with in preserving the

atmosphere but even then there's still going to be flaws in the system but like you mentioned

there's a couple prominent players that are have already announced that they're not

going to be a part of this I think the most recent one being Avery Bradley of

the Lakers.

I mean, that's a key player on a team.

A lot of people can believe could win the championship.

And I think his reasons are good.

And I think there's very little default in what he's in why he's deciding to do this so

It'll be interesting to see what it looks like as these players kind of return to their facilities and

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