Today's podcast, we dig into magic's role with the Lakers, other than just torching

on television and what the offseason could look like.

McAill Bridges from the best team in the NBA, one of the stars, the Phoenix Suns, we

work the story, we crash as the television show on Apple and the co-creators, Lee Eisenberg

and Drew Crivello join us and we've got a really weird life advice.

I want to start with a tradition unlike any other and that's television station's column

of Magic Johnson saying, hey, you want to pour some jet fuel on the fucking Lakers and

he's like, yep, how many shows can I do?

So let's run through some of this Lakers stuff, which is going to be news and it's going

to be news throughout the playoffs, the draft for the agency.

It's just not going away.

So why don't I jump in as well?

Magic goes on, a bunch of the ESPN shows and his basic goal is one thing.

When things go wrong with the Lakers, he wants Lakers fans to know that he would have done

it differently and that none of this is on him.

And in a weird way, I guess it isn't, but at the same time, he's still advising the team

all the time.

It's a very different, different role.

And I just think it's odd in general.

Like we're so numb to it because he's been doing it for such a long time and yeah,

he's got a big ego.

If our Magic Johnson in LA, that's what I have a massive ego too.

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