Bill Belichick

Last year, Grody.

How can you not think back to the play-in and feel like this three games coming up, home against Miami, day off, back-to-back away games at Miami is not somewhat of an in-season tournament play-in style that will determine perhaps what Arturis Karnaschovas and Mark Eversley, famously dubbed Acme, decide to do.

And whatever it is, I hope it's better than what happens to Wiley Coyote every time he uses an Acme product.

The one thing I worry about, and that is the Bulls get a week in Miami.

Isn't that nice?

Right?

Because that's what essentially it would be.

Yeah.

I guess after that, if they're doing the players and the wives and the families any justice, because I used to see this with the Cubs.

You think they'd take them on the trip?

Probably.

I don't know how it works in the NBA, but I do remember when I was doing pre and post with the Cubs and lucky enough to be on their charter that when they went on the West Coast trips, big friends and family, wives, kids, for those trips to Arizona, to Los Angeles, like San Francisco, all of a sudden, we're going to need a bigger plane is the way it would work.

I love that for them, and I love the opportunity that the Bulls have.

I lament the fact that they are not in a position to make a trade for Giannis Antetokounmpo, who's recovering from a calf strain, but whenever he's healthy, he's going to help someone in a major way.

Bill Belichick has been on our minds today in the wild life that he has been living and something that has been pulled out from under him pertaining to the Hall of Fame.

We'll go a little bit deeper on it next here on Rahimi Harrison-Grody on The Score.

It is Rahimi Harrison Grody on The Score.

It's crazy when you just listen to what I'm about to read to you, and that is that ESPN reported yesterday that Bill Belichick will not be a first ballot Hall of Famer.

He reportedly failed to get 40 votes from the 50-person committee.

That decides who is worthy of enshrinement, and now we'll have to wait at least one more year before donning a gold jacket.