There you go.

Rogue. Nothing personal. Word of the day is rogue. The NBA may be going rogue, ladies and

gentlemen. They are thinking of switching their calendar. We've heard about that trying to figure

out how to finish their 2019, 20 season. And it's potential to be so delayed that the start of the

2021 season will not happen until Christmas day. That's the day that the NBA loves. They own it. They

think NBA on Christmas day. Never had players who necessarily liked playing on holidays. I always

wondered if football players liked playing on Thanksgiving. Always I guess the cowboys and lions.

I guess a lot of Thanksgiving games again. They always do. I wonder if they enjoy that.

So the NBA is just thinking about doing a schedule and it made me think about the reality of

schedule making within sports and what goes into it. Because it's quite a bit more complicated

than I think we we all realize when you're not in the game. And I'm thinking about schedules

today because of course today can't wait. Who's watching prime time. The NFL schedule will be

released tonight. They are releasing a regular schedule. Quote on quote with an opening day

ending with the Super Bowl February 7th at Derek Jeter's house in Tampa. That will be a great

Super Bowl. There's room. I've seen it. Especially if they're not going to be fans. There's going to be

a lot of programming around that a lot of analysis of the schedule. And all I can say is that this

schedule is not definite. We know this. They already are planning for the possibility of starting

a couple weeks late into October. Potentially moving the Super Bowl back in rid of the pro bowl

week in between the championship series. The NFC and aFC championship and the Super Bowl.

All sorts of things up in the air. A lot of balls as though it's Ringling Brothers, Barnum Belly.

But how do these schedules happen? And I was having tremendous memories of the majorly

baseball schedule and what it takes to make a schedule and how it works. So I wanted to tell you a

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