Hey, everyone, welcome into another edition of the WojPod.

Here today with Denver Nuggets president of basketball operations, Tim Connolly.

Stay with us.

Tim, welcome in.

Good morning.

How are you, man?

I'm good.

Thanks for having me.

So give me a rundown of the Connolly

family morning routine right now that you are, that you are part of suddenly. Shockingly,

I'm barely part of anything. My wife right now has them in front of computers doing some e-learning.

I got a four and five-year-old. They're about 10-and-a-half months apart.

So the funniest part of the morning is watching my four-year-old try to figure out if it's live or if

it's taped. You know, wake up, have breakfast, try to keep them as entertained as possible.

The school is doing a great job. My wife's a rock star. And then every day we've kind of picked a different theme day. Yesterday was the Olympics. Today, I think we're going to try to make a movie and we can find our camcorder, which will be a challenge in itself. But, you know, it's fast and this time is so challenging for everybody, but for kids especially, they can't grasp why they can't go see their

friends or go to school or even on the playgrounds. In Denver, everything's locked down. So we went

out for a walk the other day and the playgrounds had police tape all around it and trying to get

them to understand it without scaring them has been a challenge. Yeah, Tim, you were at one of the teams that was at the ground floor of it on, I guess it was March

11th.

You know, it's funny, I look back and I was like, oh, what was that about it?

That was a week ago, right?

And I look back, no, man, that was two weeks ago.

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