Will the NBA actually go through players' phone records to prevent tampering? | The Jump

Rachel Nichols, Ramona Shelburne and Nick Friedell react to the news that the NBA is considering fining teams up to $10 million for tampering violations, and possibly searching players' phone records to see if they have tampered. This comes in the wake of an offseason that saw Kawhi Leonard, Anthony Davis, Paul George, Kemba Walker, Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant and many, many more players change teams.
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