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Yeah, I mean, at that point, if they get knocked out in the second round, it's more than just the coach that's going to be under fire.

There's going to be major roster things.

So, yeah, I mean, Giannis will be right there.

I mean, that will be the discussion point.

Well, that's the thing.

You've got to try to capitalize.

You just basically... You still have Giannis at a point in his career where he's not washed up at all.

He's still got a lot left.

And you'd basically be looking at a one- or two-year push with so much talent on the team that you hope you can't be denied, which is kind of what they're doing now, but you'd switch it up with a Towns-Giannis thing.

Do you fire the coach?

Yeah, I mean, if they lose in the second round, absolutely.

I mean, this is the...

I always reference that interview with Rick Pitino.

Came on the radio station after the Knicks got eliminated.

And he said he has never seen a Knicks head coach with more pressure on him in his entire lifetime as he's been a Knicks fan than Mike Brown's going to have on him.

Because if he doesn't get to the finals, it's a failure.

That's one of the great basketball minds in the world who said that.

Not us.

And that means to me, if he falls short of where they were last year, if you get back to where you were last year, there's a discussion how it happens.

If you fall short of where you got last year, where you were brought in to go further than you were last year, then you're done.