Welcome to the hip collective. I guess that's what the NBA we are talking to you on Thursday morning.

Joining me from Philadelphia where tonight he is going to the Lakers Sixers game. The Red Hot,

Los Angeles Lakers cover one game two games in a row right two games. How dare you Tim Bonteps.

Hello guys.

Joining us from San Antonio, Texas where he was at the Grizzlies Spurs game on Wednesday night,

which our bosses at ESPN took off of national television and John Moran squared 41 points. It's

banned McMahon. Howdy partners. John Moran did give our bosses a shout out post game. He did. He

that was why I was going to bring it up. Both on Twitter and in his press conference. He was

saying, Oh, I didn't see what he said in the press. What did he say? Shout out to whoever took

off, took our game off TV. And I went up to him and I was, Hey, to make me on the ESPN. How you

did it? He's sure glad to see you. As a representative of the company, please voice all of your

displeasure right to me. Well, I told him if he voices displeasure to the boss,

to see if he can get me a raise in the process. I would rather represent him than the other way

around, but I'll take that I can get. Yeah, I think John Moran's agent is going to make a lot of

insularies money in the next 10 to 15 years and longer maybe. Before we get started, I just, I don't

ever do this. But I wanted to make mention of a story that I had posted on Thursday about Aaron

Baines. Aaron Baines back up center in the NBA for the last decade. Last summer at the Olympics,

he was playing for the Australian team. Middle of a game, a very close game against Italy. He

ran to go to the bathroom in between the third and fourth quarters and never came back. And

basically hasn't been seen since. Had a terrible fall in the locker room running to go to the

bathroom. It sounds kind of funny, but it was not. He ended up in the hospital for over a month

and thought for a little while he might be paralyzed. So he gave his first interview to me at ESPN

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