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Thursday edition locked on NBA David Locke along with Ben

Goliver. Ben, how are you today? I'm good luck I feel like we were counting down the days until the MBA would finally release that health and safety protocol for Orlando.

I came down I guess yesterday and you know just paging through more than a hundred pages of details and

procedures and everything else I think my first takeaway was that you know this is

sort of a process-based approach to everything and it just made me wonder if we had such a thorough approach from our coronavirus task force.

Maybe our country would be in a little bit of a different place but I I think overall pretty

comprehensive thorough document from the league talking about all aspects of

players lives in Orlando the gameplay or the game day experience whether it's the meals the media sessions and everything else I mean they

really you know pinned down a lot and as somebody who was kind of waiting and waiting on that I got to say

I was pleasantly surprised with what they came up with.

All right, so let me back up a step. I got asked a really interesting question today.

The question was if you're going to start in December of next year.

What's different today that means you have to go to Orlando

compared to starting next, that's going to be different in December

that allows you to start in a regular season.

Personally, I'm of the opinion that they're probably going to have to be back in a bubble for next season.

Because, you know, from a travel perspective, the risk is still going to be high at that point.

We're anticipated them probably not having a vaccine at that point.

Are you going to add all the layers of risk that are involved in traveling from arena or

when you can't even play in front of fans.

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