Hello and welcome to the Game Theory podcast. I'm here with Sam Vesini. We're presented by The Athletic.

Oh boy, we got a good one today. It's not going to be the two-hour podcast of input now. It's just going to be right around an hour.

The first part of this podcast is going to be with Rob Dosser.

We're going to talk about some of the early entrants who are testing the waters in the NBA draft.

Also a bit of Philip Petrochev's decision to leave Gonzaga and go overseas to play for Mega.

The second part of this episode is a really great interview with Cassius Winston that I've already recorded.

He was fantastic as anyone who's ever heard Cassius speak would certainly be unsurprised about.

But before we get to Cassius, let's go to Rob.

Doster, how you doing, man?

I'm doing all right.

You know, I'm still trying to survive the whole parenting from home thing with two kids under five.

So it's every single day is the same thing over and over again and every single day is entirely too stressful.

But you know what?

It is, I'm off the clock.

I don't have to be watching the kids anymore.

And I'm able to kick back, relax, and talk to you, Sam.

So my date just

brightened up quite a bit. Yeah, I would imagine having multiple kids in the middle of a pandemic

where no one can leave the house is probably suboptimal. Yeah, it's, it's, it's rough, man. I've,

I'm running out of ideas for ways to invent stuff for my son to find entertaining because I pretty much exhausted it by month three, which tell you about how far we are into this pandemic.

So if anybody out there has any ideas, please feel free to tweet me.

The first thing that I just want to note is that basketball's back, which is great.

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