Colin Cowherd

So there's a lot of drafting.

There's a lot of moves around it in the second iteration of this team after a championship because now we're going to like five, six years here.

So this is kind of what's supposed to happen.

I don't know why Milwaukee won't.

wants to pay him 275 million this fall when this is the team around him right so i'm i'm with you that like the best thing even though he's the attraction even though the gms are scared to death of being the person that trades these players knowing that there's the kareem abdul-jabbar history of this stuff like hey folks it's been like five and a half decades like we're gonna be all right um

I just think it needs to be put to bed, and he's trying to handle it in a way where it's like I'm not going on the warpath against the franchise, but there's also a lesson in this.

It's sometimes going on the warpath, you end up getting exactly what you want.

I know we over-discussed LeBron, but when the Dodgers owners bought the Lakers...

And I remember reading an article.

Somebody said, listen, this is not baseball.

You can't defer payments.

It's not the NFL.

You're not going to get a Brock Purdy in the seventh round.

It's hard to go from eh to excellent.

There's one Wemby.

Okay, that's not... So it's like there's a story out today where the Lakers are...

Well, they're working on a LeBron deal and they're working on an Austin deal.

And you could say to yourself, well, it's bringing the band back together.

But my take is this is an incremental league.

It's the hardest GM league.