Joe Jonas

That's the real story.

In the regular season, not everybody's really watching the NBA.

I mean, you're checking it out, but the ratings aren't 10 million for regular season games.

That's just not how it is.

There's too many games.

So now we get to the playoffs.

The audience is larger.

Casuals are like, oh, I want to see what this alien Wemby looks like.

And you tune in to watch the guy and all you see is flailing, flopping OKC Thunder.

It's unwatchable.

You got longtime NBA fans saying it.

You got casuals, the media.

Like I said yesterday, every morning after a game with the Thunder, the story is, hey, here's 10 flops that I strung together.

Can I get 2 million views and get paid off this?

Like that's what's happening online the day after Thunder games.

I don't recall, by the way, any flopping talk in Cavs Pistons, Knicks Sixers, Knicks Hawks, nothing in the East.

It's really centered around one team, the Thunder.

We had Yovan Buha on yesterday.

He has some decent ideas that I wonder if the NBA would consider implementing.

Totally agree.