You were millions. You were in fact more than 30,000 but in our eyes that represents millions. Incredible opening night of the Free Agency, as lacking in Woj Bomb as it is strong in emotion following an aperitif offered at 9 p.m. by Kevin Durant himself. Almost three hours of live? Let’s say it might accompany you for a good part of Friday.
As expected the jar will have shaken at the stroke of midnight and a few seconds, but in the end… nothing really transcendent. The Lakers who buy a new bench from Decathlon, Malik Monk who joins the Gothamento Kings, and a bunch of franchises… who secure their own players, probably the fear of stupidly selling everything, because we know what we’re losing but you never know what you find, it’s my aunt Odile who says it when she gets a kick in the nose. In short, this night was also (especially?) the opportunity to experience this NBA multiplex all together, sometimes to more than 30,000 unleashed viewers, making the passage of tonight’s show the most watched live sport in the world, the ankles swell and that’s fine. Did you choose to sleep? Everyone has their demons, but you can in any case and now relive the madness of the night under live conditions. It’s offered by the house, it’s Bastien and Simon facing the camera and back to the sofa, it’s Léonce at the production and it’s kisses from the editorial staff. Come on, and know that Aunt Odile is a pure invention, it had to be said.
Send the replay, and see you tonight for Act II of the big fight!
