Stephen A. Smith Thinks NBA Players Will Need More "Recreational Activities"

The ESPN host is concerned players might leave NBA's bubble

Stephen A. Smith said on ESPN's "First Take" that NBA players may violate the bubble in Orlando due to a lack of recreational activities, specifically referencing the lack of wives and girlfriends.

Stephen A Smith on NBA players breaking the Disney Bubble because they're going to be sexually frustrated and need to go out for "recreational activities"... pic.twitter.com/trgMrAUeAl

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SI media columnist Jimmy Traina quite enjoyed Smith's latest take and joined Sports Illustrated host Robin Lundberg to discuss the accuracy of his statement or whether he was just doing his job trying to provide broadcasting entertainment with no sports.

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