Bill Simmons

No, no, no.

Too many basketball.

So you'd have to play seven or five.

All right.

So it's single.

The best part would be like, who's number 27?

Who's it's going to be?

My God, it's Anthony Davis.

He's running out.

Oh, he pulled a calf.

He's not going to be able to play.

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So I always think of the Warriors with this in the mid 2010s with the combination of

having Curry on this amazing contract that somehow wasn't a max contract, even though he was a two-time MVP, having Draymond Green as a second round pick, and then anticipating the cap spike that was coming in the summer of 2016, which allowed them to let Harrison Barnes go and then sign Kevin Durant.

And all of a sudden they had Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson, and Andre Iguodala all on the same team.

I mean-

Hard to think of a better great return than that.