Jason and Amin discuss the unveiling of the new Jackie Robinson statue in Wichita Kansas, which replaces the one that was stolen last year. Fortunately, despite the death of the original artist, the mold was still accessible, and MLB paid to have the new statue built. The guys also chatted about the person sentenced to 15 years in jail for theft. The theft, captured on video, shows others were involved but only one was sentenced. This was a crime that was meant to be a hate crime. The programme wraps with Harrison Butker's new deal with the Chiefs making him the highest-paid kicker. Butker getting a raise was met with pushback from folks, which brought pushback from Butker's supporters.

Lauren Sillsm NBA Foundation Head of Operations joins the show. This is the fourth anniversary of the NBA Foundation which empowers Black youth ages 14-24 across the NBA's 28 markets. The Foundation is in its 12th round of grants awarding $119 million to more than 230 non-profit organizations in all 28 NBA markets. The NBA Board of Governors representing all 30 teams is committed to investing 300 million dollars over 10 years towards creating greater economic & career advancement opportunities for Black youth. The NBA Foundation recently hosted an anniversary celebration with over 125 guests, partners, and social impact leaders for a panel discussion, networking event, and the announcement of the latest round of grants.