Locked on NBA Thursday edition, David Lock, along with Ben Goliver, back together again.

Thank you very much for Chad Ford for filling in last week.

Thanks for the guys at rejecting the screen for letting us have some of their content.

So hopefully you've enjoyed a have some of their content.

So hopefully you've enjoyed a little taste of other things,

but nice to be back with my Washington Post buddy Ben Goliver.

How are you, sir?

I'm doing great.

I mean, you saw the scene that I think I've been teasing for weeks with

Michael Jordan's just bitter hatred of Isaiah Thomas coming across the iPad and everything

else and all the means going crazy in the last couple of days so you, I don't know if we want to dig into our most hated people

or if we want to rehash the glorious moments

from that last dance documentary,

but it does feel like there's been a lot going on.

I got an interesting question on a talk show this week or I was asked whether I thought that

that the hatred between the Bulls and Pistons was really legitimate or it's a little bit of guys back in the spotlight having fun.

What's your thought?

I think it's very legitimate, but I think it's also self-serving. You know, I think it works very legitimate but I think it's also self-serving you know I think it

works so well for Jordan to kind of brush past the fact that he did lose three out of

four times in the playoffs of the Pistons and rather than being able to kind of

beat them on the court,

he got them the last time,

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