Good morning, good morning, sweet world, and welcome that dog. It's Monday,

April 6th. This is

film session, and today we're breaking down Air Bud. I'm Jay Skeets and alongside me, thanks to the

power of technology. Tass Malice. Hey, bud. We also got the bearded one, Trey Kirby. Hey, yo. The

International Man of Mystery, taking it to the Max, Lee Ellis.

Friends.

And last but not least, making the magic happiness, JD.

Hello.

There he is, and here we are.

All right, before we dribble and drool, little housekeeping,

email us your NBA questions and comments to no dunks at theathletic.com.

We'll be stepping it up later this week.

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We attempted to open a pack of basketball cards on Thursday last week, Lily.

Wow, we were having some technical difficulties.

Yeah, Instagram's fault, not ours.

So there was a lot of problems with people going live because everyone's going live right now. So I don't think Instagram can quite handle the load. That's really what's happening. But we got there in the end. And that's what's important. We had to restart the thing like four times. I was getting angrier and angrier. But we did get to, uh, we got through the end of the

pack. We had some good cards too. I had a great pack. And you know we're on Facebook at Facebook.com

slash no dunks, Inc. Well, I guess it's official. We're now on Facebook. All right. Our movie today,

1997's Air Bud, directed by the one and only Charles Martin Smith starring a good boy named Buddy.

Really, that's all that matters.

We don't need to worry about the humans in this.

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