NBA season is back. We'll break down the two games. I'll give you my finals picks, the final four, the award stuff as well.

And Diana Rossini, less than a week ago before the NFL trade deadline, see what she is hearing.

And our conversation with Richard Jefferson from the live show that was taped last Friday.

We just thought it was good and he's good and there were some cool stories in there and life advice.

Opening the NBA season, I'm going to break it down just two games pretty easy to go through this.

Every Wednesday during the football season, we'll be doing basketball.

So really loves that I offered up Huppentay Hoops. I don't love the title, but he really does.

So who knows, we may, we may stay with that.

So here's what we have. And even when we don't want to do it, we're going to give it to you.

Best inbounders of the 90s. We'll tear you to death. Who knows? We'll come up with something.

But let's start in Denver last night. Big time crowd, ring celebration, raising the banner.

If you've never done it before, it's going to be an unbelievable feeling.

You know, some of the other franchises have had a few, started to take for granted a little bit to finally get one.

To have been in the playoffs as many times as Denver had not made the final trip through the whole thing and winning a title.

That's really cool for a fan base. That's awesome.

So it's a weird rivalry. And I don't know if it's me getting older or if I'm missing something with it,

or the recency of it or just the Lakers factor.

Because whenever the Lakers or LeBron with the Lakers is involved in the story, it's all going to get cranked up a little bit more.

But I don't really understand the pettiness, even though pro athletes need almost no motivation to get petty now.

You know, baseball players are always the king of this stuff where they would find a way to get mad about.

Like baseball players to me, the job is baseball.

And then it's also to find ways to get incredibly incomprehensible mad about the dumbest shit ever.

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