The NBA is more connected to fans than ever before. Thanks to social media, players can share their lives, and opinions directly with the world. Lately, however, one trend has been sparking debate: active players hosting their own podcasts.<\/p>
While fans love the behind-the-scenes access, it’s becoming clear that this openness might be doing more harm than good.<\/p>
Take the Philadelphia 76ers, for example. The team is off to a nightmare start – rocking the league’s worst record<\/a> and on pace to have the worst shooting numbers ever. After their 12th loss of the season, the team held an emergency meeting. However, the heated discussions didn’t stay behind closed doors, as leaks to the media exposed the tensions within the locker room. But what did Paul George do next? He hopped on his podcast to talk about it.<\/p>