In the 2019 finale of NBA Desktop, Jason Concepcion investigates Kevin Garnett’s claim that he and the Boston Celtics “broke” LeBron James in 2010. Also, Doc Rivers weighs in on load management, the Dallas Mavericks beat reporters get one-upped by a drunk woman, and Steven Adams refuses to wear pants … or does he? Plus, The Ringer’s Jordan Ligons delivers spice on the Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James.
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