Bill Simmons

Or say you're anxious about catching a flight.

You show up five hours early.

You get put under for three hours and 30 minutes until you need to get to your gate.

The only thing that could go wrong is your heart stops or whatever else kills people while they're...

But how much worse is that the big board?

I think there's something here.

I mean, granted, I can't think of a better person to ask than Joe House for this question.

What if they did it on the plane?

What if that was part of what happened on the plane?

You're flying to France or somewhere and you just get knocked out by an anesthesiologist.

So Masters, all the prep, all the previous stuff is going to be on Fairway Rowan.

I'll probably make you come back on next week to talk about golf.

Back in a second with Jason Concepcion.

Sometimes the greatest financial victories aren't the huge flashy contracts, but the mid-level moves that maximize your cap space.

Just like Tax Act helps you get a great return by finding every deduction, even the small ones, to maximize your refund.

In Great Returns, presented by Tax Act, we look back at the best decisions GMs have made to land an inexpensive player who paid huge dividends down the stretch and owners

that have seen their team valuation skyrocket.

Look at the Celtics.

They had a huge luxury tax bill last summer.

They had to figure out how to shed some contracts.