In June, Mississippi State star Kylin Hill took a public stand on one of his home state's most divisive issues. The ensuing ripple effects were felt all over it.
Any thought of a conventional NBA playoffs quickly went out the door once the league resumed play in the bubble. With no home-court advantage or travel, this has been the most bizarre postseason yet.
While some teams opt to punt seasons to rebuild, Miami has taken the opposite approach to remain competitive by trusting its culture to attract stars and develop talent.
This pandemic is hardly the first time we've been asked to cover up for safety. And it's hardly the first time there's been significant pushback. Just ask catchers and hockey goalies and ...