Today's NBA, bad business partners, a couple of them are no longer in the business of

Hasipol.

Antonio Daniels on the Pelicans, awesome Duncan Spurs stories and what's really going on

with Zion in his future with the Pels and Life Advice with a huge, huge, personal announcement

from someone on this podcast.

Today's open I want to talk about business because we hear that all the time in sports,

it's a business, it's a business, it's a business.

You say it when there are decisions that you don't like and then you say it when it's a

decision that you like, but you know other people aren't going to like, right?

You can just go back to the default of the business, which we've always understood and

it's really not that enlightening whenever anybody says it, although it's treated as such.

It's a business when they cut you in the NFL, right?

NFL guy who doesn't understand NFL contracts, even though he plays in the NFL, he'll sign

a six year deal where all the money is in the first three years.

There's a zero cap hit for the most part once the fourth year starts so they can cut you

anyway.

And then the player will be like, you know, I had three years left in my deal.

Like no, you didn't.

And it happens all the time that we'll say, well, you know, it's a business as soon as

you're not good anymore, they're going to cut you.

No shit.

It's kind of the way life works, right?

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