Greg Zaslow

I know a lot of people care about that.

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Look, I don't know this reporter, but I do know the reputation of the Boston Globe.

It's one of the greatest papers and one of the greatest sports sections in American print journalism, if there's any of that left.

But I also know that sometimes a reporter's best source

Sometimes you talk to an agent and the agent has his ulterior motive for what he's telling you.

I'm not saying that's the case here, but it can be the case a lot of times.

Right.

But I just mentioned sometimes your source is an agent who has an ulterior motive.

Sometimes your source is with the team that wants a certain message put out there.

If the Boston Celtics want to put out there that they're not thinking of trading Brown, then maybe they feed that

line and and and i don't those reporters isn't from experience can't they usually like they understand what you're saying right rights right they do and and normally you'd have more than one source on a story of this uh... size but the other thing is this is it can be a very fluid story like like what is written one day can become not true two days later because circumstances change

My credibility vote would go to Washburn in this case with very little hesitation.

But I also acknowledge that chances are Kendrick Perkins has a good friend who knows Jalen Brown very well, more so than Washburn does.

You know what I mean?

Like Kendrick Perkins probably has more inside information in terms of knowing somebody who knows Jalen Brown directly.

That'd be great.

Yeah, I would bless his heart.

Hey, that's what I'm talking about.

Don Levitard.