So I was able to kind of have a second year on everything that was going on.

We hit the air, getting ready for lineups, and then we had just a stoppage.

I saw under the corner of my left eye, doctor, an individual from OKC staff, run to the floor and talk to the officials and then

both coaches were brought this in her court and looked at thorough and I thought, wow,

something's wrong.

And now, Grand Napier! So great to have you on board this podcast. If you don't like that, I've got a commentary that I'm going to do to start off this podcast based on a story that was in

Sunday's New York Post. I've got a really good guest today. I'm very excited for that. We've got our crowd

ultra Q&A and of course I have my rant. Phil Musnick, New York Post.

The headline of the story Sunday was Adam Silver's take on ASP and drama, reveals MBA's double standard.

He talked about Rachel Nichols versus Maria Taylor.

He had a couple of paragraphs on everything that Adam Silver had to say

before he gained one of the NBA finals and then he wrote a couple of

paragraphs on me. I'm quoting Adams or excuse me Phil Mushnick here. I'm reading

it word for word. No one read those comments with greater interest and perhaps

discussed than Grant Napier. A New Yorker who was 32 years to TV voice of the

NBA Sacramento Kings and 26 years a radio show host. Napier was similarly fired

from both as a racist for replying to a treat about BLM with

All Lives Matter every single one.

He didn't know that such a noble sentiment was considered by wishful agitators as indefensibly and unforgivably racist.

Instead of ignoring such wishful reactionaries, his bosses ran like frightened rabbits, leaving Napier's career and reputation destroyed by the sudden permanent

stain of racist.

For the record, I resigned as TV announcer for the Sacramento Kings.

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