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Hey, me, did you go to Adam Silver's press conference at AllStar?

No, man. I couldn't get an Uber. It was like two hour waits. What do you say?

Well, he had this long speech about media in the locker room and why they probably aren't going to

have media back in the locker room. I got the transcript here if you want to read it.

Yeah, send it to me.

No, don't worry, guys. I got the footage. Let's listen to the commissioner himself.

In regards to reporters returning to locker rooms, I recognize what I say about to say it may not

be so popular with this group. It's not going to be so easy. I mean, I think that depending on

where we see this virus, potential variance, I think creating a little bit of distance

may make more sense for the foreseeable future. I also think it's a bit of an anachronism

to have reporters in the actual room where players are dressing. I mean, it used to be for those

have been around a while. In the old days, it was about female reporters and we all got past that

issue. It was ridiculous. It was discriminatory and made no sense. At least from my

standpoint, I never hear about those issues anymore. I think it's different now. I think there are

different expectations of privacy. But at the same time, I recognize we have to create an environment

where you all can do your jobs. Do your jobs, huh? What do you do your job at,

I'm silver? How about that? Let's start there. You try to walk it back, according to

Sam Amick from The Athletic, message from NBA Commissioner Adam Silver. We haven't made a

decision on any modifications to our media policy and we're going to work with the players union

and the teams and media on how to best move forward post-pandemic. It's an implication that now

all media stare at Dix and not just women. Is that what you're trying to get at with his statement?

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