Pablo Torre

Welcome to Pablo Torre Finds Out.

I am Pablo Torre, and today we're going to find out what this sound is.

Right after this ad.

Look, this is going to be an episode about weapons, about the NBA, about money and the internet.

And so I do feel obliged.

Sam Koppelman, thank you for being here, as always.

Honored.

We should start with John Moran.

Start with the young star of the Memphis Grizzlies, who personally might be very interested in what we're going to talk about here today, ahead of next week's trade deadline.

Because whether or not the Grizzlies find a stable alternative for his services, I do want to catch people up on what he, in fact, has been going through.

Which then led to Ja unveiling a new celebration, of course, in which he pantomimes throwing a grenade.

But while the rest of sports media wants to focus in on Ja, he is not the subject of our investigation as much as he is thematically very essential to understanding the implications of it.

Because, Sam, the main character of the report that you have done here with your investigative team at Hunterbrook Media, which we are always glad, always honored to feature here, if Pablo Torre finds out, is a guy that I think most fans could not pick out of a lineup, even though he happens to also be the billionaire deciding the entire question of whether the Grizzlies should actually pull the trigger, as it were, on a Ja Morant blockbuster trade.

And so this guy, this billionaire that no one else is talking about, this Mr. Invisible of the NBA,

Who is he?

And Ubiquity, for those who are not familiar, as I imagine almost all of our audience is not,

What does Ubiquiti do?

So we're talking like Wi-Fi routers.

And so in the world of tech, what's his reputation like?

Right.