Gary Parrish

If I'm on the other side of that argument, I'm scared that they really might pull the trigger because they always pull the trigger in favor of themselves.

So to answer your question more directly,

I hope not.

I hope we never get that, but I can tell you it's been talked about for a long time, and it will forever hang above the sport as a possibility.

Thunder beat Knicks, I think, and I think I just told you the two favorites in the East and West, but...

The East is sort of wide open, but the Knicks are, I think, the best option there.

And the Thunder are just on a different planet.

I mean, they're missing their second-best player right now, and they're still so clearly the best team in the NBA.

They could lose their second.

They could be the Jordan Bulls without Scottie Pippen, but still winning the championships one after another, no problem.

That's maybe what we're looking at right now with Oklahoma City at full strength.

I don't think anybody can touch him except for maybe San Antonio with Wimby if they just get real special.

But even without Jalen Williams for the time being, they're just on a different level.

That's an awesome basketball thing.

Well, it was accepted as fact last year that it was somewhere around 22 with Kentucky, and I think this year it's going to be somewhere between 20 and 25.

Louisville is spending a ton of money.

Tennessee is spending a ton of money.

All the normal characters, lots of money.

Duke right there at the tip top.

It's wild because –