Let's wrap up the week here on Listen app, Grant Napier, I hope you've had a great week and you're on your way to a phenomenal weekend.

We are, I don't know about you man, but when I see

NFL training camps open, I'm like, oh, thank goodness, right? I mean, right now there's nothing going on unless you're a baseball fan. And if you're a baseball fan, good for you, you can have it. But I just I just love when training camps open because it just means that

football is right around the corner both college and the NFL. So great to have you on.

We again wrap up the week and anything that you want to

talk about we can do so right here on Listen Up. I want to read you a story from yesterday's New York Post and it's from Phil Muschink.

I mean Phil just hits it right out of the freaking ballpark.

All right? He starts off his column we're stuck watching a bad science fiction

movie they barred the exits to the theater. This week in his usual classy

expletive lace public style role model and communist Chinese cheap labor

enriched Nike pusher LeBron James attacked Celtic fans for their vulgar public incivility.

Jones often delivers vulgar lectures, some quickly redacted, on right from wrong.

He feels totally entitled to such flagrant hypocrisy as he should, given the NBA's public treatment of him with blind and death entitlement.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver should have long ago read the Riot Act, demanding civil public conduct from both

players and ends. But as the NBA becomes another sport in self-inflicted decay.

Silver makes no such public suggestions, let alone demands.

He must be pleased with what the NBA scene has become, though I doubt it.

And the assigned guardian of the sport, he seems unwilling, perhaps frightened, to offend the

most offensive. Two weeks ago President Bonin bestowed the

nation's highest civilian honor on in quotation marks Meagin Rapino who made herself known to American sports fans as a repugnant, profane, selfish

attention-star bully, a creep eager to demonstrate her total disregard for her country on

soccer's international stages that she was even considered for the highest American civilian award was revolting.

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