Bill Kristol

All I'm arguing is for correlation.

FS1 is a different story.

And obviously, this is your moment.

To me, if I'm Fox and I know that I have the rights at a discount, which is clear, there's like lawsuits about it.

But I am trying to buttress FS1 right now and

try to even get one inch into espn's dominance of midday this is their this is their moment like get them now and try to keep them and retain them but it's sort of like the marlins trying to keep people who come to world baseball classic games it's really hard to retain when that event is not particularly happening but it would be worth the investment for fs1 for sure damn what's buttress mean

So we just recorded Pablo Torre Finds Out that's going to come out very soon about this very subject.

And I gave some nuance on nothing personal this morning.

I want to give you a little bit of nuance here.

James Dolan was in the middle of a renaissance that comes with being an owner of a champion.

You get the benefit of a doubt for a hot second.

It may not last.

If he owns the team for 15 more years and doesn't win again, then he's got one championship and 35 years of ownership, whatever the numbers end up being.

But what he did to himself yesterday was a self-inflicted injury, which was totally unnecessary.

It is very reasonable not to go in the second apron.

even as an NBA champion.

The second apron was developed in the CBA not to be put in by any team.

And when teams are in there, they regret it.

Mickey Arison is one of the great examples.

Don't talk apron to me.