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Hello, welcome to the Who Collective Podcast. We talk about the NBA which is doing on Monday

morning. Happy holidays to our Bobby Marks, joining us from Naples for now. Hi, Bobby.

Hello, Brian. How are you? Happy holidays to you. Thanks. I'm better than a lot of the NBA right now.

So you've been in the end, you've been involved with the NBA how many years?

Oh, what is this 27? I can't imagine you've seen anything like this.

I would just say that life pre-COVID in a front office is with a lot of easier life in a front

office right now. And before COVID, it was hard. It's certainly challenging, but where we are right now,

teams have an extent of the list of tradable players, teams have a list of hardship exception

players. The games, I guess, was Sunday, right? We're not competitive for the most part. We've

got teams losing by 45, 46 points. Thank God. The Christmas day games were somewhat entertaining.

But yeah, we're at a point where I don't see a slowdown as far as cases coming our way now because

we're testing daily, right? I mean, that's the mandatory and Phoenix who has been

unscathed through this whole process all of a sudden we start testing daily. And then we've got

two players, Jay Crowder for one that is in health and safety. So there aren't only two players.

Once you have a player or two test positive, you need to start working on your hardship plans

because the wave is coming. I think it's pretty transparent that the NBA,

they decided what was it, maybe seven or eight days out. We're not going to start testing until

after Christmas. It's pretty transparent that the NBA wanted to do everything it could to deliver

those five games. Those five games were delivered. And now they up their testing with the expectation

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