Hello, welcome to the Hooked Collective Podcast. We talk about the NBA. We are taping

this on Sunday night, effective immediately. After many months of negotiation as my producer

Jackson can tell you, we are moving to three times a week with the Hooked Collective.

Aren't you all happy or sad? And to kick off our first Monday podcast, I have a special

guest. I don't normally go outside the world of ESPN for this show. That's what we call

the Hooked Collective. But there are special circumstances for which I will and this is

one of them. I am joined by, I would have called him attorney, Alex Spiro, but today in

the Washington Post, they called him celebrity attorney. Alex, do you like being called celebrity

attorney? I didn't like necessarily being called the LeBron reporter, LeBron guy, because

I felt like I did more than that. Do you like being called celebrity attorney? Definitely

not. Yeah, I didn't think so. If I were you, I wouldn't like it either. Where are you

now, by the way? You'd like to say where you are or is it a secret? Undisclosed location.

That's why you see these so, you know, the white background. Right. We don't know what

city you're in. Okay. Good. Alex is an attorney. He has defended many high profile clients,

many NBA players, many figures in sports. I don't really feel like going over your whole

resume here unless you want to. Do you want to? Let's skip it and get to hoops. Yeah.

Right. Let's do that. Skip it. Let's just say that this guy is an expert when high profile

individuals need legal representation. He is who they go to. Feel free to Google him if

you want. Feel free to look at Sunday's Washington Post. There is a lengthy story on him because

for the last bag, we'll mention one name for the last week. You've been working at Twitter

with Elon Musk as part of his team that it just recently acquired. Have you had any fun

on the last week? All that's the only thing I'll ask you about Twitter. You had any fun

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