Greg Cody

It says flatly that I'm looking to turn up the heat on Eric Spolster, and I'm not looking to turn up the heat on Eric Spolster.

Trista, that was Mike who said that.

That was literally Mike.

You know, by that good Samaritan law, I tried to stop it.

What I said when Mike Ryan said I've been trying to stop it on Mike Ryan for three years.

What I said and what I will continue to say is the only other time I've seen a circumstance like that in this market where somebody in management felt like they had that kind of bulletproof stability.

was Don Shula, and he lost it when someone better, younger was available, Jimmy Johnson, and wanted the job.

Unless Greg Popovich or Brad Stevens wants the job of running this franchise, I don't think you can have this conversation.

I am very frustrated in general by what this show does to me as just a mental health hazard.

And where's Roy?

When I talk about mental health hazards, Roy and Rose have tricked.

The person who broke that bottle over Jeremy's head in the open into a Key West barbecue trip where they're not here, they're not participating in 305 Day tomorrow.

We have, like, all sorts of plans tomorrow, and Roy's not participating because he's fishing and barbecuing in the Keys.

Like, what's the point?

I'm hating on the fact that we have to pay for all that after Roy tried to trick us into him and Rose going to Finland.

Finland?

Yeah, he wanted to spend time with Barkov in the offseason just going around to whatever parades Barkov was partaking in.

How did this happen?

I don't think you did, but Mike Ryan did.

where making the playoffs or the play-in game doesn't really mean anything when you consider the following.