Amin Elhassan

Sure.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

NBA Finals talk starts with an apology.

I'm not, it's not even about congratulating.

I'm just telling you guys, that's what it looks like when it's your first time at the rodeo.

Okay.

All of these things are not happening.

No, you're right.

Because all of a sudden they forgot how to play basketball.

It's because they're kids who have never been here before, including the guy that everyone told me, oh, but he's got the playoff experience.

He's played seven games in his life.

Okay.

Dan Levitard levels are building up to a question that didn't actually come.

You just wanted to make a point.

I guess I can opine on your statement.

Mike Brown and De'Aaron Fox had a very good relationship, according to everyone in Sacramento, I was told.

If you go back and listen to me talk about Mike Brown's firing a season ago, you'll hear me speak in unequivocal terms that it was bullshit because this is an organization that is steeped in losing, that had not been to the playoffs in three collective bargaining agreements until Mike Brown came around.

You talk about De'Aaron Fox.

He's a player who, again, his entire experience in the NBA prior to this season is two seasons of being above 500.

So we talk about a veteran, a veteran who was, again, steeped in losing.