Part 8/11:
A nostalgic segment examines the conditions of historic NBA arenas, with Miller reminiscing about the old Boston Garden and Chicago Stadium, which, despite their flaws, offered unparalleled atmospheres. He praises Madison Square Garden as the quintessential arena, citing its unique ambiance and history as unmatched.
He also touches on the impact of modern court design, noting that shiny, glossy floors can sometimes impair sightlines and cause glare issues for shooters. Miller shares that courts during the NBA’s All-Star Weekend (such as the "Cup") may have surface differences that affect gameplay, adding a layer of complexity to the game they love.