This is Stephen Adams.

And this is Kevin Dr.

I'm sorry.

Kevin Durand.

He came in around, mate.

Good to see you, man. Different complexion. Okay, let's go. So, this is Stephen Adams. And this is Ennis Cantor. You're listening to the Down to Earth. Down to Dunk podcast. What? Down to Dunk. Down to Dunk. I'll say that. Dunk. Introduce yourself, mate.

Here's two others, and I'm Anna Scanter.

And you're listening to Down to Dunk podcast.

Stay tuned. Down to Dunk. Down to Dunk. I'll say that. Don't know. Here's two others and I'm Anna Scanter and you're listening to Down to Dunk podcast.

Stay tuned.

Welcome to the Down to Dunk podcast. Brett is your host, Andrew Schlecht, and with me, Brett Dawson of NewsOK.com.

Brett, how's it going?

It's going great, Andrew. How are you doing?

I'm good. I can't complain. So you've only been in Oklahoma City for a little while, and I want your impressions of the city itself. Like, what are your thoughts on it? What did you think about it before you moved here? And, like, now, what do you think? Yeah, so what I thought of it before I moved here was, like, almost literally nothing. I don't mean that in an insulting way. It's just like it's not a city that you think a whole lot about in terms of, like you know, like you think before I moved to New Orleans, I had visited New Orleans. I knew what New Orleans was like, you know. I'd never really been to Oklahoma City before because I had, you know, the only other NBA job I'd ever had. I didn't travel a whole lot. I had come into the city one time. I have a really good friend who went to med school at

OU. And a few years ago, we came to a game, came to a football game at OU. I saw them play Tulsa, I think. And we just flew in Oklahoma City, drove to Norman. And the next morning, we flew back out. So I didn't really see any of the city. I think we kind of drove through break down a little bit.

I had almost no impression

of the city at all.

And in terms of like,

you know,

in terms of like, you know, in terms of like a place to live and work and stuff like that, I always thought like it could probably be great. It'd probably be a really good market to get into because they care about the NBA a lot. But I didn't know much about it as a city. And then since I've gotten here, really it reminds me quite a bit of where I grew up in Louisville, Kentucky.

It's a similar kind of size.

It's a little bigger than Louisville, although it doesn't really feel bigger because Oklahoma City is a little bit more spread out than Louisville is.

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