Welcome into Bob Myers, the president of basketball operations with the Golden State Warriors,

three-time champion, two-time executive of the year.

Bob, welcome in.

Good to be back with you, man.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

It's interesting times.

Interesting times.

It is.

And I wonder, Bob, you are across the country.

You're in Northern California now.

The league's return last night in Orlando.

Assume you watched it, watched at least some of the games.

What did it look like to you?

And you think about when all of this started and it started in Golden State when you guys

were going to be the first team to play a game without fans

and how quickly it all escalated to the league shutting down.

What were your thoughts watching this from across the country last night?

More kind of proud of the effort, leadership, sacrifice to players.

I mean, people can say that players make a lot of money and coaches and everyone around

the NBA is lucky. So start with that baseline. But beyond that, you know, not seeing your family

for weeks, months, potentially at a time. And they're supporting the league. I mean, there's 22

teams there. There's eight that aren't. So the fact that it happened, the fact that it was high

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