Ethan Strauss
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198 appearances
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 19 Jun
Ethan Strauss’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I mean, I guess the Indians, but that's not going to be the same thing as the Knicks finally doing it.
I think that you just have to, as an objective analyst, if we're going five years forward, even if I say that baseball's been gaining on basketball, which is very counter-narrative and unexpected, I got to say basketball's got to be ahead of baseball.
I think that's got to be true in the rankings.
I got football number one.
They're not going to fall off in five years, our football, American football.
And I do think, and I don't know if I'm hurting your feelings, Mr. Hockey Man, I think soccer's got to be ahead of NHL.
These are great points, and I completely agree with your perspective on what Vinnie Goodwill said that became an internet main character, everybody hates this guy sort of thing.
He was in the process of making a subtle and good point, but then got flipped when he got interrupted and challenged when he said, oh, so it's like a participation trophy, which obviously nobody believes.
about the larry o'brien trophy and then that became the outraged conversation but he was except but if you part but but his point is participate long enough and eventually you'll get to hold the trophy too right yeah and and the point is this it's that dynasties are actually good for the nba and we like to associate them with eras and if you do it again it feels more legitimate
And this point has been made by other people in different ways that how real do we think the Knicks are as an all-time great team?
It's actually not going to be determined by whatever we say about their point differential right now.
It's going to be by whether they sustain greatness.
That's what's going to determine whether we say, hey, this was some sort of blip or a fluke versus, oh, this was an all-time team and we just didn't know it at first.
It's going to be about proving it.
The rules they've passed in the NBA make it very hard to sustain greatness, and the advantage of that is that the New York Knicks win the championship.
They won the championship in part because the rules enticed the Timberwolves to say, hey, we can't pay Cat, and so the Knicks got him.
the Knicks have also benefited from this unusual situation where Jalen Brunson took a massive pay cut.
That might be what has to happen to sustain success if you're not the Spurs or the Thunder who amassed this armada of draft picks, and then they pulled the ladder up and changed the rules so you can't tank anymore.
The only way you can compete in the NBA in a sustainable manner will probably be your star or stars taking a pay cut.
And so...
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