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Welcome to the program. It's our one in this Thursday, Dan in the Danette, Dan Patrick

show. Got some good news yesterday for people hoping the NBA will be back this season.

We'll talk about that coming up. Chris Collins worth the great analyst for football

night in America. Sunday night football will join us coming up in a little bit.

Denny Hamlin who had a win last night in Asgard, night racing at Darlington. Denny got

the checkered flag. He'll join us a little bit later on as well. We'll talk about

Dak Prescott and the reported five year 175 million dollar deal that is on the table.

And what my thoughts would be for both Dak and the Cowboys. That's coming up. The NBA is

expected to announce a plan soon that the sport could be back sometime in July. Maybe

they're going to play out the rest of the season at a single location like Orlando.

I'm going to take you back a couple of days ago. We had Adrian Wojczynorowski on and

I ask him about that possibility. And this is what he had to say.

Now when you're talking about site or sites, are we talking about Vegas or Orlando? Are

those the two sites that are in conversations? That's right, Dan. And Orlando has had a lot

of traction. And I think the question's going to be, you know, are they going to put

all the teams in one place? Are they going to perhaps have teams moving among two sites

based on an Eastern Western Conference scenario? But the one thing Adam Silver has told

the players and told the owners what he doesn't want are teams flying around. You're not

going to see what baseball's proposing, which is teams moving around playing in home stadiums.

The NBA is focused on a one site, no fans. And then they're going to deal with trying

to get back into arenas again, buildings again for the start of next season.

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