Turns out Labor Day might not be the drop dead date for the NBA season anymore.

And the Lakers get and then return a 4.4 million dollar small business loan.

And another big time player chooses the Gleague over college. It's the Wednesday

locked-on-N-BA podcast. Let's go.

You are locked on the NBA, part of the locked on podcast network.

We've made it to Wednesday which means it's me John Corralis along with Jake

Madison you can follow me on Twitter.

At Red's Army, underscore, John, of course, you can find my podcast, the

lockdown Celtics podcast.

And I'm Jake Madison, host of the locked on Pelican's

podcast. You can follow me on Twitter at Nola Jake. Jake talk about this is this is good I don't know why the basketball gods are giving

us stuff on Wednesdays but thank you we don't know no complaints about that

right now we don't have to be like the third day in a row of talking about the last dance

which which people should listen to we had the I was the host of the immediate

reaction podcast on Monday if you haven't listened to that go ahead and listen to that because that was an hour long

conversation with Mat Peck and Mat Shook of lockdown Bulls and lockdown Pistons was a good conversation.

But anyway, we're here to talk about a few different things, including the Adrian Ward-Genowski report,

that the NBA is kind of open to delaying next season even longer than maybe they initially said and in some insight into why the

NBA kind of was putting out guidance for reopening practice facilities.

So let's start there because that feeds into the next bit.

The reporting and I thought this was going to be the case the with

governors Jake saying we're going to open our states and in Georgia saying we're going to open our state

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