Harry Callis

He's been incredible.

But, you know, that's not a particularly talented team either.

And they've been playing down to that level over the last little bit.

It happens.

These are flawed teams.

Over the course of 82 games, man, typically that bears itself out in one way or another.

That's one of the most brutal organizations in sports, man.

They're owned by Bill Foley, and he's a guy who's made it clear from the jump since they came in the league that he is averse to absolutely nothing.

If he thinks that there's a move out there to make that team better, he's going to make it.

We've seen that manifest itself in a bunch of ways.

Bruce Cassidy took over the job.

you know, in a, with a pretty unceremonial firing of Peter DeBoer who, who won a bunch of games for them.

We've seen them take chances on guys with disciplinary issues with legal issues.

We've seen them, you know, show.

no real loyalty to anybody on the roster over the last bunch of years.

And that's an organizational philosophy.

That's how they're built.

That's how they want to do things.

It goes from the owner on down.

And I think what we saw with the coaching change is just the latest example of that.