Brian Scalabrine

She's on her phone, not paying attention to the game.

Ball just smashes right into her beer and it spills everywhere.

And she was not excited about being on television.

She was not excited about the whole thing.

If you're on your phone, just like, look, if you're sitting in the second row of an NBA game,

A real fan may have wanted those tickets and you're like, you deserve the spillage.

That's all I'm saying.

But I have, by the way, I proposed a rule last week.

I did a live show in Brooklyn and this rule got very good feedback from the crowd and my panelists.

Would you like to hear this?

This is not a real, real change.

We're all interested in speeding up the game, right?

The games are too long.

The end of games take forever.

If you're courtside and you spill your drink, it's your fault.

You knock it over.

You knock over somebody else's drink while you're coming back from the Delta Club four minutes into the second half.

And they have to delay the game to wipe up all the spillage.

I think you should have to come to center court

And someone says to you, like the PA announcer is like, can you name four players who are participating in tonight's game?