NBA Free Agency, Drake's 'Scorpion,' & my conflict with the Trayvon Martin doc

• So many fans have allowed personal opinions about LeBron James to color how his legacy is viewed. The joke's on them. With the exception of the 2011 NBA Finals, a legitimate indictment on James as a an all-time great (which he clearly is) all he's done is prove himself and live up to expectations. Let's see if he continues that in Los Angeles. Again, other than that 2011 Finals, we have nothing to suggest he won't.
• I've probably listened to half of the new Drake record, so I won't pretend to be able to give you a full review. I just haven't had the spare time to really dedicate to it. Between this move and raising three children, I just don't get to stay up on everything that everybody gets to stay up on. So I'll digest it in my own time. But I do have some thoughts on what's happened with Drake over the last several weeks. 
• There's a documentary coming out about Trayvon Martin. As a few of my friends have pointed out on Twitter, we lived through that tragedy. Then we lived through the disappointment of the trial outcome, even though it was as American as apple pie. Doing it again is not the most appealing proposition. 

All that and a lot more on my podcasting return and the debut of the 6102