Today's podcast is incredible. It's a ton of basketball. I'm going to talk about Dremont's

comments a little bit off the top and then we're going to ask Richard Jefferson about those

comments and also about the nets, the big comeback, the season, his nets, Jason Kid's stories,

Kenyan Martin and Vouch. That's right, the big guy in Orlando. Nicola Vouchovich is going

to join us to talk about his career and what's next for him and the magic and some life

advice. I wanted to touch on the Dremont green comments here at the top. I'm hopefully

not going to spend a ton of time on this. You never know with me, right? We're going

to ask Richard Jefferson about it too because better perspective considering this is more

about him, right? This is about players, NBA players and it's really about athletes. And

Dremont's comments, which we'll get to here in a second, which is giving you a short

clip of it. Essentially, it's the disappointment in how things are handled because of whether

it's a player asking for a trade, which I think all trade demands are not created equal.

I think there's some that we are sympathetic to others that we were frustrated and furiated

by depending on who you're rooting for. And yet there's also this other example of a situation

like Blake Griffin in Andre Drummond being sat and apparently Dremont felt like there

wasn't enough criticism for the team. So here's Dremont. Watch Andre Drummond before the

game sit on the sideline, then go to the bat and then come out and street close because

the team is going to trade him as bullshit because when James Harden asked for a trade and

essentially dog did I don't think there was no surprise or no, you know, there's no

one's going to fight back that James was dawdling his last days in Houston. But he was

castrated for wanting to go to a different team and everybody destroyed that man. And yet

a team can come out and say, oh, we want to trade a guy. And then that guy is to go sit.

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