On this edition of Road Trippin', Richard Jefferson, Kendrick Perkins, Channing Frye and Allie Clifton talk the most expensive Summer League tickets ever for Cooper Flagg vs Bronny James, predicts why JJ Redick will lose his mind coaching Deandre Ayton with the Lakers, and dives into Bradley Beal's $100+ million buyout disaster. Plus, Kendrick Perkins GOES OFF on former Pelicans GM Dell Demps for destroying the end of his career with lies and broken promises, and the crew breaks down Kevin Love being treated like a 'math problem' in his latest trade to Utah, and whether Mike Brown can handle the pressure cooker that is coaching the New York Knicks.
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