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The Washington Wizards are near the top of the Eastern Conference with almost 20% of the regular season in the books. The team has been transformed with three former Lakers playing key roles along with stalwart Bradley Beal. Montrezl Harrell, Kyle Kuzma, and Kentavious Caldwell Pope came over in the Russell Westbrook trade and have given rookie head coach Wes Unseld Jr. a formidable rotation that has given opponents fits early in the season. Quinton Mayo is a close observer of the team and shares his perspective with Monica McNutt and King McClure, including a discussion of whether the team's hot start is sustainable. Quinton is not only extremely perceptive, but hip and funny as well. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Monica McNutt and King McClure are back from their summer hiatus and they have a lot to share. They're both impressed with the hot start by the Miami Heat. Monica and King debate whether the Bulls or Knicks are more impressive so far. And they welcome in producer Bruce Bernstein to discuss the problems his Boston Celtics are dealing with. And fresh off their ESPN college basketball meetings, Monica and King size up the top 10 teams in men's and women's college hoop.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Vinnie Goodwill of Yahoo! Sports is one of the best hoop writers out there. On the morning after the Milwaukee Bucks won the 2021 NBA Championship, he joined Monica McNutt for a breakdown of Giannis Antetokounmpo's brilliant performance and his remarkable approach to his team and career. Vinnie also shares thoughts on what is next for Chris Paul as he approaches the twilight of his Hall of Fame career. Vinnie and Monica have a great discussion of how this year's version of the Bucks began to develop a special bond after the team hit "PAUSE" in the Orlando Bubble in the wake of the Jacob Blake shooting last summer in Kenosha, Wisconsin. And there are some very funny technical difficulties that cause Vinnie and Bruce Bernstein go off the rails when Monica's power unexpectedly went out. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Freddie Coleman of ESPN Radio joins Monica McNutt and King McClure on the new Buckets, Boards, & Blocks. Freddie has been holding down the late nights for 17 years at the World Wide Leader and is one of the smartest voices anywhere. In this discussion of the NBA Finals, the crew breaks down how Giannis can be the Bucks' "best player" even while Khris Middleton is their "closer." Of course they relived "The Block," as well as the heroics of Devin Booker and the struggles of Chris Paul. And their convo about the Booker "not a foul" foul on Jrue Holiday in the final minutes was LOL funny. Finally, Freddie has a message for the people running down the NBA and singling it out for lower ratings. It's a "drop the mic" moment so please check us out!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chris Paul and the Phoenix Suns are in the NBA Finals for the first time since 1993 after destroying the LA Clippers on Wednesday night. Patrick Beverley of LA, who already had a shady reputation added to his lengthy history of bad behavior in the final minutes of game 6, which drew the ire of the Buckets, Boards, & Blocks crew. There are still three open NBA head coaching jobs, but will one of the teams have the courage to hire a woman for the position? And a new era begins in college sports with the athletes finally able to cash in on their name, image, and likeness. Monica McNutt, King McClure, and Bruce Bernstein examine all these topics on this week's show.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

Cindy Brunson of Pac 12 Network joins Monica McNutt on the new Buckets, Boards, & Blocks for some hard hitting comments on Nneka Ogwumike's Olympic snub, the WNBA season so far, and her hometown Phoenix Suns' meteoric rise during the NBA Playoffs. Cindy pulls no punches when it comes to her feelings about the only WNBA MVP to not compete for her country in the Olympics. With 5 of the 12 team members having UConn connections, it is fair to ask whether the Connecticut brain trust hijacked the selection process for choosing Olympians? Cindy & Monica also size up the top teams in the "W," and discuss the vibe in Cindy's town of Phoenix about the rising Suns.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

Kevin Durant had a performance for the ages in game 5 against the Bucks on Tuesday night. But before we even finished breakfast on Wednesday, we learned that Chris Paul was in the COVID health and safety protocol with a return date unknown and Kawhi Leonard injured his ACL and would miss the rest of the series against Utah. On Buckets, Boards, & Blocks Monica McNutt, King McClure, and Bruce Bernstein examine all of these issues and also discuss whether Giannis Antetokounpo is really a superstar.

On July 1st, a new era begins in college athletic where student athletes will have the opportunity to profit off their names image, and likeness. At the forefront of this new frontier is "Athlytic." Co-founders Jared Eummer and Ashton Keys join Monica McNutt on Buckets, Boards, & Blocks to explain how their business works and help college athletes engage with their platform and begin the process of monetizing their personal brands.

Steve Bulpett covered the Boston Celtics and has been an observer of the team for almost 40 years. His institutional knowledge of the franchise makes him an ideal person to discuss this week's major moves with the retirement of team President Danny Ainge and promotion of head coach Brad Stevens to replace Ainge as team President. Who will Stevens hire as the next coach? Was Ainge forced out after a disappointing season? Will Kyrie Irving's accusations against Boston fans damage the image of the franchise? When King McClure and guest co-host Bruce Bernstein (subbing for Monica McNutt) chop it up with Steve, all angles are covered. Also, King has some poignant thoughts on the resignation of Duke's legendary coach Mike Krzyzewski as well as the remarkable Luka Doncic of the Mavericks.

Monica McNutt and King McClure welcome Nekias Duncan, who is one of the most analytical and opinionated hoop analysts out there. His analysis is straight to the point and he explains technical content in very "easy to understand" terms. His pet peeves are "soft switches," which he feels are lazy and ineffective. As for the LA Clippers, he's looking at you. Among other great discussions, he expresses sympathy for Evan Fournier of the Celtics, who has been relentlessly targeted by the Nets in the first two games of that series. Nekias, who writes for BasketballNews.com and co-hosts "The Dunker Spot" podcast will make you a much smarter basketball fan.

Arielle Chambers .... a.k.a. @AriIvory of Bleacher Report and "HighlightHER" joins Monica McNutt and King McClure to discuss the WNBA as well as her initiatives to promote women's sports. Ari explains how she found her mission after a meeting with a little girl and letting her wear her press credential at a game. The crew also discussed ways that the younger WNBA players are building their personal brands and capitalizing on their accomplishments.

NBA TV analyst Brendan Haywood played 14 NBA seasons and is one "Opinionated 7 Footer." On this week's show, "BWood" explains his love for the Brooklyn Nets, wonders if Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer can survive if his team misses the Eastern Conference Finals, and sizes up why he believes Anthony Davis is a solid "Number Two" but might not be a solid "Number One." All this plus a hilarious game of Word Association with Monica McNutt and King McClure.

Kendrick Perkins of ESPN and NBC Sports Boston is as real as NBA analysts get. Monica McNutt is on vacation this week, but Big Perk joins his pal King McClure for a great conversation. They cover Perk's 14 year career, which started when he was drafted out of high school at age 19. Perk and King also discuss the five scariest NBA players, the top rookies, the incredible intensity of Russell Westbrook, the roller coaster season of the Boston Celtics, why Chris Paul should be the MVP, and why technical fouls should not cost players money. Perk is incredibly thoughtful in his opinions, but he holds nothing back!

The Knicks continue to rise in the east and the Washington Wizards have become a scary team that hopes to make it to the "play in" round. Russell Westbrook has led the way in DC while New York's Julius Randle is a legitimate MVP candidate. Speaking of the NBA MVP race, Monica McNutt, King McClure, and Bruce Bernstein discuss why this race isn't as cut and dried as it appeared to be heading into the season.

Monica McNutt welcomes Terrika Foster-Brasby of ESPN to preview the WNBA season. They projected how some of the rookies drafted last week will fill roles on their new teams, whether the idea of "one and done" is a good idea for Women's hoop, and if the "Sky" is the limit in Chicago (see what we did there?). With Renee Montgomery retiring as a player and joining the Atlanta Dream ownership group, Monica and "T" discussed which Women's players might follow in her footsteps and become a boss. We have all of that, plus predictions for the upcoming season.

Ryan Hollins played for 9 teams in 10 NBA seasons. He's "been there and done that" and brings his bag of smoking hot takes to the show this week. From his thoughts on social media, to his feelings about load management, to his MVP selection, and his feelings about his beloved UCLA Bruins, Ryan does not hold back. And when Monica McNutt and King McClure play "Word Association" with him, the laughs are non-stop.

Baylor sits atop the college basketball world after crushing Gonzaga in the NCAA Championship Game on Monday. While everyone knows about the heroics of Jared Butler, Davion Mitchell, and Coach Scott Drew, less well-known is the legend of the "Mullet Bros" Matthew Mayer and Jackson Moffatt. When these two decided to go "Full Mullet," a series of positive events followed for the team. "Big Bro" King McClure and Monica McNutt share hilarious stories with two guys riding the wave of a championship run.

Clark Kellogg of CBS Sports helps Monica McNutt and King McClure celebrate the 100th episode of Buckets, Boards, & Blocks. They size up the Final Four matchups, including the expected showdown in the championship game between King's Baylor Bears and undefeated Gonzaga. Clark also shares his thoughts on UCLA's improbable journey from the "play in" game to the national semifinal as well as the impact former NBA players like Juwan Howard are making in the college coaching ranks. Clark also describes his epic game of HORSE with President Barack Obama and how the former POTUS denied him a rematch. Fun stuff with a hoop and broadcast legend.

King McClure's Baylor Bears are a #1 seed while Monica McNutt's Georgetown Hoyas are a #12 seed. Monica and King size up their squads and then take a whole different angle on their tournament preview. Anyone can go with chalk, but picking upsets is the key to winning your pool. Predicting upsets is kind of random for most of us, but Monica and King base their picks on hard evidence. They zero in on the 12 vs 5 matchups. They also welcome in Bruce Bernstein for this week's "Who's Trippin" discussion about the "Play In" game between UCLA and Michigan State.

The Buckets, Boards, & Blocks podcast debuted almost two years ago. During that time, Monica McNutt and King McClure have welcomed scores of great guests and also had meaningful discussions about the weighty issues of the day. In this "Best of #BBB" show, we relive some of those moments. We hear Hall of Famer Nancy Lieberman describe her close friendship with Muhammad Ali. Journalists J.A. Adande & Marc Spears reflect on the life of Kobe Bryant. Andrea Kremer & David Aldridge describe their participation in the story of Michael Jordan and "The Last Dance" on ESPN. King's Baylor coach Scott Drew and former teammate Jared Butler discuss their elite NCAA program. And Katie Barnes of ESPN.com describes the impact that WNBA players for the Atlanta Dream had on the composition of the United States Senate.

Monica McNutt & King McClure examine Baylor's big win on Tuesday vs. West Virginia and the Bears' Big 12 regular season championship. They also reflect on Creighton head coach Greg McDermott's insensitive racial analogy and what should be done. Texas native King tells us "Who's Trippin" and it's not an athlete or a coach! Also, is a freshman from UConn the "Player of the Year" in Women's hoop?

Duke legend Jay Bilas has been a player, an actor, a lawyer, and an analyst at ESPN for more than a quarter century. This week he joins Monica McNutt and King McClure for an in depth discussion on Jalen Johnson's departure from Duke. Jay and Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim clashed over the topic earlier in the week and Jay lays out his reasons for disagreeing with Boeheim. It's a compelling discussion with some pointed comments on "hot button" aspects of the story. On some lighter notes, Jay describes his career as an actor before he joined ESPN and explains how his legal career featured him defending a client against a lawsuit filed by the owners of "Barney the Dinosaur." You've heard Jay Bilas on ESPN for years, but you've never heard him like this!

Draymond Green has never been shy about speaking his mind. This week, he unloaded on the hypocrisy he sees in the NBA's double standard regarding how franchises and players are labeled when labor and management clash. We'll hear his words and then Monica McNutt and King McClure discuss the issue with Dave Wohl, host of Dave's Front Office from Pure Hoops Media. Dave was an NBA player, coach, and general manager and is uniquely qualified to offer perspective on this topic.

Monday's showdown between #1 South Carolina and #2 Connecticut was a classic OT thriller, won by UConn behind a 31 point performance from "Paige Buckets.". Monica McNutt was on the call for FS1 and she welcomes Alexa Philippou of the Hartford Courant and Mechelle Voepel of ESPN.com to discuss the fabulous freshman's impact, where the Huskies go from here, what South Carolina can learn from the loss, which team they all feel is the best in the country, and how Texas teams could thrive in the NCAA Tournament. King McClure also checks in with his thoughts on Bueckers' impact and "Who's Trippin" this week.

ESPN college hoop analyst LaPhonso Ellis is one of the most perceptive basketball minds in the country. In this discussion with Monica McNutt and King McClure, "The Phonz" sounds off on the struggles of "Blue Bloods" Duke and Kentucky, the ascension of "New Bloods" like Florida State, and which college stars are the most "NBA Ready." In addition, the 11 year NBA vet (1992-2003) describes what it was like to guard Shawn Kemp, Karl Malone, and Charles Barkley and why he still has nightmares about them.

Monday January 26th was the one year anniversary of the death of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna, and seven other friends in a helicopter crash near Los Angeles. Jorge Sedano of ESPN hosts a daily radio show from 4-7pm on ESPN 710 in LA and he shares his thoughts on Kobe's legacy, the mood among the fans in Southern California, and the past year which also saw the Lakers win their 17th NBA Championship.

We have a new President, a new "Big 3" in Brooklyn, a new #1 in Women's college hoop, dreams of a new WNBA ownership group in Atlanta, and a new statue of A'ja Wilson on the campus of the University of South Carolina. On this week's show, Monica McNutt and King McClure discuss all of these events and even share some thoughts on how college and pro basketball can complete meaningful seasons in the time of the Pandemic.

James Harden finally got his wish and put the city of Houston in his rearview mirror. But did the Nets pay too steep of a price by mortgaging their future, gutting their depth, and introducing another ball dominant guard to play with ball dominant point guard Kyrie Irving? And speaking of Kyrie, has his self imposed sabbatical damaged the chemistry of the team? So many questions and so many potential issues. Monica McNutt, Eric Newman, & Bruce Bernstein attempt to make sense of it all.

Katie Barnes of ESPN writes about women's basketball and social issues. On this week's show, Katie joins Monica and King to break down how the WNBA players had a major influence on the Georgia Senate runoff elections with the Atlanta Dream players actively organizing against the co-owner of their team (Kelly Loeffler) and raising the profile of (and money for) Loeffler's opponent, who defeated her in Tuesday's election. The WNBA players have been at the forefront of social change and this was a major triumph for them. In addition to the political discussion, Katie has some great stories about the future of the UConn Women's program, parity in Women's college hoop, what the Pandemic might mean for the 2021 NCAA Tournament, and how it felt for Oprah Winfrey to publicly recognize and praise Katie's work.

In this special year end episode of the show, Monica McNutt, King McClure, & Bruce Bernstein reflect back on the year 2020 from a societal and sports point of view. Was it all bad? Were there any silver linings? And where would we like to see the world go from here? Our crew is VERY hopeful about the year ahead and everyone feels that 2021 will be a year of healing, understanding, and progress. As for the hoops .... the crew breaks down the storylines they plan to follow both in college and the NBA as we begin the new year.

Monica McNutt and King McClure welcome Ava Wallace, the Wizards beat reporter for the Washington Post to this week's Buckets, Boards, & Blocks. Ava helps break down how Russell Westbrook will mesh with shooting guard Bradley Beal on the new look Wiz. Ava also discusses the challenges of covering a team on a daily basis during the pandemic. Ava details how the Wizards franchise is trying to build a culture and why Westbrook should be a catalyst in that area. And no Wizards discussion would be complete without examining what the departed John Wall meant to the team and the community.

ESPN college hoop analyst Seth Greenberg was a two time ACC Coach of the Year and hasn't lost a game in nearly 9 years. Which happens to coincide with the amount of time he's been at the "World Wide Leader." He is a master story teller, a great strategist, and has a great sense of humor. He joins Monica McNutt and Bruce Bernstein, who is filling in for King McClure. They discuss Coach K's remarks about playing (or not playing) during the pandemic and Seth makes some compelling arguments in favor of playing. Seth has dubbed "Player of the Year" candidate Luka Garza "Garzilla" due to his huge presence on the floor. And Coach gives us a great breakdown of his skill set. And we discuss the great Florida State head coach Leonard Hamilton, who looks so youthful at the age of 72 that Seth is actually pissed. All this and more!

Chris Spatola of ESPN and Sirius/XM Radio is one of the most well informed and thoughtful hoop analysts in the national media. He joins Monica McNutt and Bruce Bernstein, who is filling in for King McClure for a discussion of his own unique background, the greatness of Mark Few's top ranked Gonzaga program, the ascension of Illinois under Brad Underwood, and how Baylor's Scott Drew empowers his players. Chris also explains why he believes Syracuse has struggled since entering the ACC.

With American families scaling back their Thanksgiving gatherings due to the surge in the COVID-19 pandemic, Monica McNutt and King McClure invited their Dads on the show to discuss basketball, society, and life. Both Leroy McClure and Kevin McNutt are great story tellers who shared their experiences raising incredibly accomplished human beings who also happen to be outstanding athletes and communicators. The Dads also have some funny and insightful stories of coaching their kids and discussing how our changing society has affected all of them.

Monica, King, & Bruce share their takes on Wednesday's NBA Draft. Was Anthony Edwards the right man for Minnesota at #1? Did James Wiseman land in the perfect situation with the Warriors at #2? Will LaMelo Ball be the star that Michael Jordan can count on in Charlotte? Was Obi Toppin shedding tears of joy after being drafted by the Knicks? Why did Oklahoma City take on Al Horford's contract after they traded away Chris Paul to save money? All these topics and much more on Buckets, Boards, & Blocks.

Justin Jackson of the Dallas Mavericks is heading into his fourth NBA season and second full season with the Mavs. After leading the University of North Carolina to the 2017 NCAA Championship, he spent his first season and a half in Sacramento before being traded. In this interview, he talks about the UNC Brotherhood, being traded on Draft night, playing with Luka Doncic, his experiences in the Orlando bubble, and his feelings about racial justice and inclusiveness. A great interview with a really cool young dude.

John Fanta, the co-host of Pure Hoops Media's "Full Court Press with Fanta and Fischer" joins Monica McNutt and King McClure to preview the Men's and Women's college basketball season. They discuss what a season during the pandemic might look like, player of the year candidates, the top conferences, and their picks to win the National Championship. King and Monica also have their "Post Election" edition of "Who's Trippin," and the winner this week is actually a loser (and it isn't Donald Trump).

Christine Williamson of ESPN has carved out a special place in the digital media world. Her distinctive "Bald Girl" look is unique and a source of real pride. But it's her intelligence and sharp opinions that grab your attention. In this discussion with Monica and King, Christine shares her story, sounds off on life during the pandemic, and even joins in on the always exciting "Who's Trippin" segment. Check it out!

The Baylor Bears are ranked #2 in the preseason men's college basketball poll and their head coach Scott Drew joins Monica McNutt and King McClure on this week's Buckets, Boards, & Blocks. Coach Drew took over a program in shambles back in 2003, but has led it to the highest level of NCAA basketball over the past 17 seasons. This year's team is on the short list of championship contenders as the Bears hope to make it to the Final Four for the first time since 1950. Coach Drew has some classic memories, including how his former player (and our co-host) King McClure has inspired so many with his own story of overcoming adversity and never giving up or feeling sorry for himself. This podcast will make you laugh and maybe even shed a few tears of happiness.

LeBron James was already on the short list of the best NBA players of all time. After leading his third franchise to a championship, has he reached the top of the list? How does he compare to Michael Jordan, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Kobe Bryant, Magic Johnson, Bill Russell, and others? Monica McNutt, King McClure, and Bruce Bernstein examine all of the candidates, make the case for each one, and share their picks as the GOAT.

Monica and King are joined by producer Bruce to break down how the Lakers took a 3-1 lead over the Heat. Monica and King give love to Sue Bird and the Seattle Storm, the new WNBA Champions. We present the first #BBB Bubble Awards where Monica and King choose winners in some categories that no other podcast would dare touch. And finally, the always controversial "Who's Trippin," where King and Monica call out some bad decisions in the football world.

The Lakers crushed the Heat in Game #1 and Miami lost PG Goran Dragic, so can the battered Heat bounce back and make it a series? Monica previews the WNBA Finals between Seattle and Las Vegas. Liz Cambage does a racy photo shoot, Mark Cuban tries to rescue a "down and out" former player, and King and Monica tell us "Who's Trippin?"

Erica L. Ayala is a journalist and podcaster covering the WNBA. Monica & Erica discuss the W playoffs and the impact of female athletes on current societal issues. King McClure is on the inactive list this week but Bruce Bernstein fills in. Monica & Bruce break down Wednesday's Celtics/Heat game 4 and preview Thursday's game 4 between the Lakers and Nuggets. Monica dedicates "Who's Trippin?" to Breonna Taylor, whose killers were not charged in her death. And we pay tribute to recently deceased NFL Legend Gale Sayers, who taught us lessons 50 years ago about friendship, harmony, and brotherhood between people of different races. The TV movie "Brian's Song" with Billy Dee Williams and James Caan tells the story.

Monica McNutt and King McClure discuss the shocking meltdown of the LA Clippers in the NBA Playoffs. King takes Kawhi Leonard to task for the collapse and suggests that he is overrated based on his analysis of how the Raptors continued to do well in his absence while the Clippers were .... still the Clippers when it came to playoff frustration. Minneapolis native Lea B. Olsen joins the show to discuss the WNBA Playoffs and how her hometown Lynx team is at the intersection of social activism and sports. Also, Monica and King tell everyone "Who's Trippin."

Boston tried to make the Raptors extinct in game 6, but the defending champs are a gritty bunch. The Miami Heat took down the top seeded Milwaukee Bucks and their bilingual Spanish language play by play man Jose Paneda shares the secrets to their success and shares his own story. Also, Monica McNutt & King McClure analyze what The Greek Freak needs to do in order to make the Bucks a championship team. And we also explore the phenomenon of "Playoff Rondo."Check out the Video Quick Hitter Segment with Jose on our You Tube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfpg2r5OHdZX6sw2_OhRSEA

Gene Wang of the Washington Post joins Monica McNutt and King McClure for a discussion of the life and legacy of legendary former Georgetown head coach John Thompson, who passed away on August 30th at the age of 78. Gene covered Georgetown basketball for the Post and Monica played for the Hoyas. Both knew "Big John" very well and share some personal memories. Also, Monica and King analyze the wild and exciting NBA Playoffs and make some bold predictions.

George Floyd's killing at the hands of law enforcement triggered a national reckoning about race at the end of May. And on Sunday, another African American man named Jacob Blake was shot in his back seven times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Led by Wisconsin's own basketball team: the Milwaukee Bucks, the NBA hit the brakes on the playoffs and the basketball world is figuring out what is next in the fight for racial justice. Monica McNutt and King McClure have a poignant discussion on the entire situation and their emotions are very close to the surface. Also on the show is a very revealing conversation with Stephanie Ready of Turner Sports, who is in the bubble and has first hand experience with the Jacob Blake fallout as well as her own personal experiences as a Black woman in America.

This week on "Buckets, Boards, & Bubble Ball," Monica McNutt and King McClure break down all eight NBA playoff series. King is super high on Damian Lillard and is sticking with his pre-series prediction of Portland over the Lakers. King also has some surprising things to say about LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounpo, the two leading MVP candidates. Monica also lets us know "Who's Trippin" and it isn't one of the players or the coaches. Monica and King even allow producer Bruce to comment on his beloved Boston Celtics in the wake of Gordon Hayward's ankle injury.

Monica McNutt and King McClure do the latest edition of their insanely popular segment "Who's Trippin?" This week, King's beloved Big 12 Conference is in his crosshairs. King & Monica also break down the NBA's "just announced" rules on who can visit the bubble and why there is potential for all sorts of drama. Dorothy J. Gentry also joins the show to play "Legit or Nah" regarding which WNBA teams are potential champs and which ones don't have what it takes to win.

On this edition of Buckets, Boards and Blocks Monica and King delve into the NBA bubble from the crazy offensive performances, kneeling for the anthem, the deep roster of young talent in the western conference and what it means for the future, and much more!

Monica McNutt and King McClure welcome Morgann Mitchell, who runs NBA TV's Twitter page with 4.6 million followers. She has been producing content from the Orlando Bubble and has great insight on what it's like to be in this unique environment. Monica and King also discuss his new found respect for the WNBA and whether the best WNBA team could make the MEN'S NCAA Tournament if they ever had a chance to compete with the guys. Also, in this week's episode of "Who's Trippin ?" King and Monica examine Lou Williams' craving for wings and the fallout from his side trip in Atlanta.