After a summer of protests and calls to action against social injustice and police reform, NBA players have decided to speak out against a similar issue: voting rights. These efforts have resulted in 22 out of the 30 NBA arenas turning into polling places and the NBA recognizing Nov. 3 as a paid day off. But why is the NBA so involved with political efforts? What is the history of players' political efforts? And how will this effort affect the upcoming election? I speak with Matt Devita, a data analyst for the Orlando Magic, about the NBA’s call for political change in the NBA Bubble. Parker Jensen hosts.

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