Andrew Schlecht

I don't know.

I don't know how teams are going to do it.

but like if you think you're just gonna get rid of teams that are losing or you're just like almost rewarding like the kings for just like being completely incompetent because they're not tanking they're just incompetent and so like that's okay i really think that it really should come down to like penalizing ownership because most of these like really really bad teams are the teams that have bad owners if you look at sacramento like i think you should find more ways to penalize ownership

then you should, these guys that are actually trying to form good teams.

So I'm just, my what is, man, I don't know that Adam Silver is going to do a good job of fixing tanking.

Like, I just don't know that.

I just, I just don't feel confident that he's going to do it.

I feel like he's going to do something.

I feel like he's being pushed to do something, but do I feel confident in any of these things that have been proposed?

I don't feel confident in any of

Yeah.

And to me, like the flattening of the odds is not discouraging teams.

What it is, it's it encouraged teams like, oh, even if we're 10th, we're ninth, we still have a chance.

So we should just lose.

yeah to me you keep the play in you keep the old odds where it's like so stacked toward like the the worst four or five teams and then you make it minuscule to the rest where it's like it's probably not worth it for us we should just probably compete and try to get the play in yeah no to me that makes more sense where it's like

you tank, you feel a little bit, these worst four teams can feel secure.

And it doesn't encourage 10 teams to tank.

Which is what we're seeing right now because of the flattened odds.

Yes.

Yes.