Derrick White on what Boston Celtics players do in the NBA offseason
The pair debuted the first episode of the show recently to the delight of Boston fans jonesing for some Celtics content in the depths of the summer dog days. And part of that episode is a segment touching on what it is exactly that NBA players do in the offseason, told from the point of view of White himself.
Take a look at the clip embedded below to hear what the duo had to say about NBA offseasons and more on episode one of the "White Noise" pod!
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