NBA players need to rethink whom they trust in wake of PED suspensions - Brian Windhorst | The Jump

Rachel Nichols, Brian Windhorst and Tracy McGrady head to "Crunch Time," talking about possible No. 1 NBA draft pick James Wiseman making his college debut with the Memphis Tigers, Jae Crowder getting ejected after a skirmish with James Harden, and John Collins being suspended 25 games for violating the NBA's PED rules. They then (3:03) talk about Trae Young's return to the Atlanta Hawks vs. the San Antonio Spurs, and (4:18) whether the New Orleans Pelicans will regret not offering Brandon Ingram -- who scored 40 points vs. the Brooklyn Nets -- an extension.
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