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In this week's episode, I'm joined by Nets' Twitter legend Matt Brooks to talk about his activism, social justice, the Brooklyn Nets and the NBA bubble as a whole.

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The NBA scrimmages showed us a bunch of things, including that Bol Bol had no reason to fall to 44th overall in last year's draft. Plus, I complain about New York's heatwave and commend Kyrie Irving for starting a fund to help WNBA players who decide to opt-out of their season. 

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At the time of this recording, we're only about three weeks away from the NBA season coming back. Three weeks! While I'm excited to watch all the teams battle for the championship, this handful of squads has piqued my interest for a variety of reasons. 

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As the days pass, I can't help but wonder if the NBA's return is bad for everyone involved. 

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Adam Silver and the NBA's Board of Governors announced their plans to finish the regular season and playoffs beginning on July 31, but it's impossible to talk about that without addressing what's going on in the wake of George Floyd's murder.

THE OFFICIAL GOFUNDME FOR GEORGE FLOYD'S DAUGHTER, GIANNA

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After two months off I am BACK.

How's everybody been? I hope y'all are great. In this episode, I ramble about a bunch of stuff, including Bradley Beal, Steven Adams' handshake, and how the NBA should approach coming back from their suspension.

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Steve Nash and Amar'e Stoudemire were so much fun. I mean, tremendously fun. They were perfect for each other and experienced considerable success despite never bringing home a championship. Today, we reminisce. 

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David Thompson was a pioneer for guards playing above the rim, but he doesn't seem to be talked about enough. Despite having his career cut short by injuries and addiction, Thompson made it into the Hall of Fame and was one of Michael Jordan's inspirations.

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At first, I thought Luka Doncic had a shot at winning the MVP. That quickly faded thanks to the stellar play of LeBron James, and he's held my vote for the last couple of months. Now, I'm jumping ship again: Giannis Antetokounmpo is going to win the 2020 NBA MVP. But there's the chance that he doesn't. Despite having incredible numbers and being on the best team in the league, the narrative is working against him. Also, some ranting on COVID-19 (I'm not a doctor. I'm just a guy on the internet talking shit) and an acknowledgment of Draymond Green's beef with Charles Barkley.

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Spike Lee and the New York Knicks have beef. Is it actually beef, though? Like, there's no reason for any of it, and the whole situation could've been easily avoided. Despite that, I bloviated about it for 25 minutes or so. To switch the mood, I transitioned over to Zion Williamson and opined about just how dominant he is. That kid is. So. Damn. Good.

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