NBA - China, Disney, ESPN, Steve Kerr, Baker Mayfield

On today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed the ongoing situation with the NBA and China, with Clay calling out Disney and ESPN on their silence and failure to take a stand for the the United States and democracy, and against Communism and the countless human rights violations within their dictatorship.

Clay Travis commented on Rachel Nichols’ performance on ESPN’s The Jump on Tuesday, which was basically a shameless PR job for the NBA.

Clay Travis added that China made a statement criticizing the NBA for Daryl Morey’s tweet, now deleted, and has made a decision to pull the games off of television within the country.

The only person with a public opinion on the matter at ESPN is Keith Olbermann, said Travis, who is now in agreement with him on this issue — which rarely happens. Bob Ley, who recently retired from working at ESPN, voiced his opinion on the matter on Twitter as well with a simple caption under the iconic image of the man standing in front of a tank from Tiananmen Square: block or charge?

Clay Travis also commented on Baker Mayfield’s dismal performance in the Browns’ loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football. Clay offered advice to Baker, telling him to shut up and do a better job of playing quarterback.