Dominique Foxworth

You have someone walk up and pretend as if this is a great opportunity that these two celebrities are next to each other.

And you're like, hey, let's get this pic, guys, because you don't want to be the one to like, hey, Oprah, can I have a picture?

Two.

Oprah, two.

You think Oprah would say, like, hey, know about that book club?

Am I the only one who, like, finds myself on Jalen Brown's side in this?

Or a girl.

I mean, I'm sorry, woman.

Definitely not the Stephen A. Smith part.

But it feels like up until this point, the general consensus around Jalen Brown is like he's annoying and kind of spoiled and grumpy and like he shouldn't have said this was his favorite season.

Like I'm thinking back over the course of his career in Boston and like he has a right to be upset.

Like he was the third overall pick in 2016.

And the Boston Celtics fans booed him when he was drafted.

They followed a year by getting another player at a similar position in Jason Tatum.

Then every time they go to the playoffs or lose in the playoffs or lose in the finals, the reason why they lost is Jason Tatum can't dribble with his left hand.

Or not Jason Tatum, Jalen Brown is the problem.

He can't dribble with his left hand.

Every year it's like, we want Kawhi, let's ship out Tatum.

We want Durant, let's ship out Tatum.

He's a part of every single trade rumor.