Today's NBA Open is Deep. We're going for it. We're going to run through all the

great stuff from last night and some stuff from this week. Two players that I'm

worried about, one apology that I am not issuing. We're talking music today. Rob Harvilla is a writer and he has a book and a

podcast. 60 songs that explain the 90s. We go deep on music from that era and we've got life advice.

Enjoy. from that era and we've got life advice.

Enjoy. We're open with NBA today. There's a lot of things that I want to talk about but I want to start with this.

Credit to the NBA and Commissioner Adam Silver. I'm not the biggest change guy all the time. I do think we're changing a lot of things a lot.

When the in-season tournament was first announced, you know, my biggest thing is always,

well, what are we doing? We're just creating a new television product, which in a way is kind of what it is but

then once I looked into it and once I talked to somebody from the league about it it was

kind of explained to me I was like okay so these are just going to be

regular season games with different different things attached to them and then we're going to kind of

figure it out and it's worked. Last night's games were incredible. The energy in Sacramento

for that comeback win against Golden State.

Like I just don't know that we would get that in late November in a normal

regular season game.

So credit to that.

And also I think the best part is that then once we see it play out in Vegas with the tournament and then a

champion then you'll know the next years what it actually is. Now granted a

lot of this is extra television product whether it's the playing game or the expansion of the

extra team in the NFL and all that stuff.

So sometimes when it's like, hey, everybody gets in, why aren't you more into this?

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