Bryan Curtis

And I think that's why I like his podcast so much.

Right.

Because it's not, it's, it's Carmelo's world is that he is controlling as opposed to him wanting to fit into a system, which is a bit poetic considering his basketball career in the backstretch of his basketball career.

Right.

And, and,

Whenever I see them, even in Game 4, I believe it was Game 5 as well when they had a segment on the court with Chet Holmgren.

And all of the guys were trying to get their points across over each other or trying to make themselves seem like what they think a former NBA player is supposed to be on a show like this.

When honestly...

it's not rocket science all you really have to do is just be one of the guys you just want to you just got to be some somebody that people want to hang out with and i feel like this group doesn't really hang out with each other and it shows because they're always just trying to like get talk over each other and try to figure each other out and then try to outwit each other but they're not they're talking they wind up talking at each other as opposed to talking to each other joel

The best moment I feel like from them wasn't even them talking.

It was, I believe it was in Portland a few weeks or a few months ago when they were just all shooting around.

I don't know if you guys saw this segment, but Ahmad Fareed was basically just took a handheld mic and just interviewed them as they shot around.

And I think that was like.

I was riveting just to be able to see somebody do that, both from Farid's standpoint, because that's really hard to do, to actually make television while you are in a non-controlled setting.

And he was able to do that.

But I think if I have a critique or a note, it's like, get them doing that.

Get them playing, or maybe get them active.

You see that on the NFL a lot, where there's a lot of...

you know, Richard Sherman's going up against Randy Moss in a studio.

And like, how do you actually, you know, get off of a break when you're trying to, when you're a wide out versus a cornerback, I would like to see more of that.