It's the Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day. Welcome everybody to the

to the Lockdown Lakers podcast I'm Anthony Erwin This is going to be a very different show because it's a very different

evening. It was funny. Jen kind of sat down or Jen walked into the room and I was sitting there kind of in a dark

room and she's like is everything

okay and I said honestly it's just a lot to take in and in a moment like this just like we said

back when they were discussing whether or not to go to the bubble in the first place.

I just said my place here is to ask questions is to listen and to try to facilitate a productive

conversation.

So I'm doing so with this episode

with maybe one of the smartest people

in all of basketball Twitter.

Curtis Harris runs at ProHoop's history. He has a sub-stack. It's a great account to follow.

Even though he and I like to throw our haymakers at each other every so often because of you know

former players compared to current players or whatever but this is a very

different conversation Curtis is a historian of all of sports and this is a significant

moment in history. This is these this was players striking and boycotting for a playoff game.

And now it has since been reframed

as the games are postponed or whatever.

But Curtis, one, how are you doing? Two, thank you very much for joining us and and then three

where does where does this fit in the grand scheme of of of major statements made by athletes whether it's

professional collegiate whatever where does this rank in all this they're not even

ranked but but but where does this fall in in the long history of, of, as, as some love to demand

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