Today we're all over the board with the Olympics and a ratatooly like mishmash of fantasy topics with one of our new up-and-coming

talents. Welcome to the Fantasy NBA Today podcast, a sports ethos

presentation hosted by yours, truly Aaron Bruski and FSWA Hall of Famer, Steve, Dr. A. Alexander.

Today we will talk with our own Jacob Dunn who covers both

NBA and NFL on the fantasy side for us and tomorrow we're going to be checking

in on the Brooklyn Nets with Eric Slater of clutch points and the host of the Believe in Nets

podcast who of course are a great partner of ours that's working overtime to bring everybody

great content. Now let's bring in Steve Alexander. I'm going to have to Yammer Solo if this is a no and nobody wants that. But to the point, have you caught the Olympics? And in particular, have you been able to catch Wembee or field hockey or handball or anything else that the Olympics gives you?

Not really I'm gonna watch South Sudan and United States today at 245 and I currently, even though this

is on tape it's in the past, I currently have women's volleyball on and they are in a death match with Serbia.

So I haven't watched hardly any Olympics, some sort of boycotting my employer. But there are times

when there's nothing else to do. You reminded me there's a great

Simpsons quote regarding women's

volleyball on ESPN.

Are you old timers?

He caught the Simpsons 20 years ago.

I think, okay, so the basketball action with France was amazing last night. I was sort of enthralled by that game. They just beat Japan and some of the stuff with Wen Wembley in particular, I'm just watching him and I'm kind of like, I'm having like visions of like Kerem

meets Dirk, meets some other player I can't figure out with what he is and I'm just kind of I'm in

awe and I know that's easy to say we all say that about him every single time but I'm just in awe of how quick he moves and how much it almost seems like he's even moving faster and I guess that's supposed to be baked into the equation. He's going to be getting better and better every single year and I'm just in awe of what he's capable of on a basketball floor.

The game itself was like some Shakespearean drama but I don't know that we need to get into that.

The way it was covered, the camera work even, and when Rui got ejected, it looked like

they made him walk the stairs like through the entire arena and up through like the center of the

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