Amin Hassan

Yeah, I think first and foremost is the idea that they called him a face card, and the

granted your indictment, which is basically what you said.

He plays in the game, the marks come to play with him, and then the game is rigged.

Whether he gets compensated or not, I don't know.

And I'm trying to be careful.

If I sound cautious, it's because I don't want to step on it.

So when you read through the grand jury indictments, first of all, there's two things going on.

Number one is they lumped a bunch of names together because I think the lay person, the lay sports fan is like, Charlie Phillips was fixing NBA games.

No, no.

There's different names involved in different alleged crimes.

And those alleged crimes, the biggest name of

all the defendants is Chauncey Billups.

So if I'm trying to present, if I want to put on my Mark Ruffalo FBI Task Force jacket and get on TV and act tough and act like we're cracking down on this massive thing, obviously I want the biggest name there because if I tell people, hey, Terry Rozier may have thrown a game

Again, the average layperson is like, who the F is Terry Rozier?

Yes, to answer the question, yes, there is an episode of Pablo Torre Finds Out that's coming out that's going to be a follow-up.

A follow-up of what we did in July, by the way, where we first talked about not only Terry Rozier and Jonte Porter, Malik Beasley, but also some of the names named in this grand jury indictment were characters that we did deep dives on

For instance, Amar Awade, who was not only a guy who participated in these games, but according to the grand jury indictment, also was involved in collecting some debts on behalf of people who lost at these games and didn't pay up.

July's episode of Pablo Torre Finds Out with myself, Pablo, and Tom was on that one as well.

We go into a lot of detail, and it's a great listen, a primer, if you will, for what we're doing here.

The next episode, me and Pablo, that comes out is going to be more in-depth on what's happening here.