Greg Cody

Yeah, but, you know, this is a good time for men in power to be disabused of that power.

This is a good time for you.

I would like a verdict here from Zazz and Greg Cody about how I'm supposed to feel.

And I'm specifically asking you to because you're longtime veterans of the market and you know what the navigations are around relationships when you cover people that you respect, but you also have to be critical of them over the years.

This show has gotten me in trouble with the Miami Heat.

because it sounds, the way that it was aggregated, like I was the first to suggest in this market ever that Eric Spoelstra and Pat Riley should be in some trouble.

That is not something I've ever suggested, but given Mike's general rise in the media business, Don Lemon shouted him out the other day after going after Boomer Esiason.

Excuse me?

Don Lemon shouted out Mike Ryan because he's like, did you see what Mike Ryan of the Levitard Show did to Boomer Esiason?

And now I've got aggregated headlines in this market making it seem like I'm turning up the heat on Pat Riley and Eric Spolstra when that's not what happened yesterday.

That was Mike Ryan turning up the heat on it.

That headline says that that's what happened.

How am I supposed to feel about this?

That's not coming far.

I don't want, like, what am I supposed to do with that?

Answer my question.

What am I supposed to do with the fact that words are being attached to me because they were said on this show?

Even though I was pretty strong in saying no one in this market has ever said that about Spoh and Riley and no one in this market ever will say that about Spolster and Riley.

I mean, the subhead's not helping me.

The subhead just says that Dan Levitas, it says flatly, he is looking to turn the heat up on Miami Heat head coach Eric Spolster.