What's good, Ruins? Logan Murdock here with the Roger Bell. Roger. We had a really, really fun guest, bro.

We really dope guest. He did, and he was, it was gre-wrecked. He was great.

Bomanic Jones of ESPN. The right time's host. He was great. He was amazing. I don't even know what else to say.

I also tap in. It was great.

What's popping? Ruins. Logan Murdock here with Roger Bell. Roger, we have a special guest on the pod.

I'm really excited for this one. We have writer, commentator, podcaster,

stole a great mind. Bomanic Jones, what's up, bro?

I appreciate it. I was at it.

Good. We're just hanging out, man. Just chilling, bro. I just wanted to get you on,

because you have a breath of knowledge on a lot of things. Let's get right to the shits, bro.

I wanted to talk to you about, first off, the NBA so far, the NBA so far has talked about,

being good with COVID and being really at the forefront of how they, as a sports league,

of managing the virus. It seems like now it's just been a weird, it's been a weird change of pace

now when they were the standard, but now it seems like they're making different moves in terms of

letting fans in and also from a race perspective and the kneeling and things like that.

How do you feel the NBA has evolved over the last few months in terms of how they're putting

their message out? How have you seen their message kind of evolve in terms of both COVID and also

how they're dealing with race and how they're supporting or not supporting?

I think everything they're doing is exactly the same. Whether you think is good or bad,

when you really think about it, nothing has actually changed. So with COVID, I think that

a lot of us need to be honest about the fact that it's real easy to pop shit when you get to

make your money from the crib. I have not had to leave my house to work and I have not missed a

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