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Well, great news.

The NBA, at least as of now, has a plan to come back and wanted to get John's take on that.

We also want to talk some about the teams that will not be joining the league in Orlando

and what is next for them.

And also just talk about some of the smaller logistical issues, like what these rosters

are going to look like when teams are going to be able to sign guys, stuff along that line.

But I talked about this already on Dunkin' Dungeon, so I'll give you the floor of just

your overall impressions on this restart plan for the NBA in which

22 teams will be going to Orlando.

Yeah.

My biggest concern as I was watching events unfold was that the league was spending so much time

on fiddling with these different playoff formats that I felt like it was taking their attention

away from the massive logistical challenge they face in actually putting together the rest of the

season on the fly in a different location while dealing with this completely new set of circumstances

created by COVID-19 and making sure that nothing that happens

with that torpedoes this season, which would have massive financial implications for the league.

Now, on one hand, you hope that the financial worst-case scenario is bad enough that they've

indeed taken this seriously. But the worry, and I wrote this in my column

in the athletic, is they talked about, it's about the data, not the date. And then at the end,

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