Here's JLR's on David J. Covey. We are JLNJCovey. What is it that we do?

The bat is back. JLRR delivers with the bat. You know he's fired up when he's got the bat

because we've got some great things to discuss. The first thing is Jason Tatum at the premiere

of Point Gods, the New York City Point Gods. He was asked about the rumors surrounding

a potential Kevin Durantre that would bring Durant to Boston. Here's what Tatum had to

say. He did the right thing. You know he's an athlete

he's a professional. He knows how to handle his media questions. You knew he'd be asked

about it. But what do you read into his comments?

So first off, shout to KD's business partner and manager Rich Climent and KD who produced

the NYC Point Gods documentary. We have Mark Jackson on. Talked about Steph Mariberry,

Rape for Austin, God Sham, God, Kenny Anderson. So really they turned the premiere of this

documentary into a celebration of basketball which is really smart. And so now you get players

showing up, understanding that the cameras are going to be there. But this is a non-promptu

scenario where it's not going to be like the sophisticated setup for like an NBA finals.

You saw he was outside. Look like he's about to play street balls. So what happens is

now you get bombarded with questions that you knew were going to happen but you now realize

you need to answer them. That's what I saw in his eyes. It's like I actually probably

should have stayed home today. I didn't realize that they were going to be asking me about

playing with KD. I'm just not putting this together right?

It's good to watch a movie. Have some drinks and drinks.

And so here's the overarching theme for Jason Tatum in the Boston Celtic. Here's the

dichotomy, Jacobi. If they keep the team the way it is, if they keep the team as constructed,

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