The Decline of The NBA

[@showtimenick824]

I just want everyone to know the reason you just see my logo and a pic of B Strip from 30:24 until the algorithm stuff at the end is because after that point in the Zoom call, Zoom was only able to save the audio. Hopefully you enjoyed this regardless of that and the visuals I was able to put in place throughout the collab. What would you guys change about the NBA today if you were the commissioner?

[@Sledge4040]

B. Strip letting ‘em know💪🏾

[@shreddbottv3217]

B Strip really generational athlete. Basketball GOAT 🐐 .! Great interview.

[@showtimenick824]

@@shreddbottv3217 You're one of his boys? It's a pleasure to meet you! Well virtually but I'm glad to have you on board!

[@brianjean6438]

Ayyy ya boi Bstrip

[@showtimenick824]

It was a pleasure having you on the show! One more competitor we should've mentioned from the past, Larry Bird! He may not have been the athlete that MJ or Kobe were or LeBron is, but his heart and skillset made up for that. He wasn't a slouch athletically and was definitely more athletic than Luka or Jokic, just wasn't an athletic Demi God. He was a competitive freak though! About coaches getting fired and bringing up the Kings, I actually didn't know until a couple days ago while watching The Flight Mike, Mike Brown threw De'Aaron Fox under the bus to the media. And it was a bone headed play by Fox that cost the Kings the game. Accountability is important but you shouldn't do that with the media. It wasn't as bad as Glenn Rivers and Ben Simmons though, another scenario where nobody was right. Mike Budenholzer was done dirty after not being right mentally after a tragedy in his family. Frank Vogel was just given a terrible fit to work with. When he had a great fit, regardless of what anyone thinks of the bubble, he did finish on top and the Lakers were dominating that season before Covid anyways.

[@nikitajohnson3502]

Ayeeee Cousin ❤