Welcome to Extra Points.

Now here's your host, Cousin Sal, and his pal, Dave Damasek.

All right, welcome to Extra Points.

Part of the Extra Points Podcast Network, Cousin sal coming to you with my good good pal

damey damasheck we are recording this on a wednesday now we're trying the night thing dave

all right yeah you're fighting back there you i think you're good no i don't have a lot of lighting

but i got plenty of booze that's why i paid a visit that if you're looking at me right now my

backdrop is of course don dra Draper's Tony office.

And it comes with the wet bar and everything. So I'm drunk and ready to go. Good. Let's do it. You're all set. And I'm glad you are because we have a good podcast to have. We have Joe Johnson. We have a real ex-NBA player, 18-year vet. My God. Who hell plays for 18 years?

He made thousands of dollars.

He made thousands of dollars. We should maybe ask him how much of the thousands he still has. But I think you're right. I don't even think you're exaggerating there. 18 year vet, NBA, he's not done yet. Playing for Team USA. We'll ask him about that 39 years old. Joe Johnson's going to talk to us about everything NBA. They named the All-Stars and everything.

The game is March 7th. Hey, some All-Stars in my house, Dave. Sports are coming back. Sports actually

before school is coming back for my kids. First, it was announced that my 15-year-old, Archie,

will be putting on the pads next week,

playing football. They have like a four-game season.

Wow. That's great. It's like two weeks. That's crazy. And then my little one as a little

league starting Sunday as practices for an hour and a half every Sunday. So that's interesting. I got the note and I was like, oh, wow, all right, good practice. And they're like an hour and a half. I'm like, all right, can we just, we have to dive in here? Can it be like 20 minutes? I haven't been anywhere but work. I haven't been anywhere for an hour and a half. You're a little-est guy is doing Your littlest guy is doing Little League? He is. Yeah. And he's six or seven seven.

Yeah, I guess, man, my experience has been with Jean-Claude Van Damasheck at least because he started when he was five. And we thought this is a good time, you know, you know, have it be a part of his, his, you know,

lucid years as soon as he's able to stand

and run around. Baseball, that's a good sport for him to play. It's very serious in Southern

California. Sure. The parents on down to get very seriously. I don't know why everybody

was like, the other five-year-olds were like turning double plays and everything.

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