Joel Lorenzi

Yes.

I mean, my thing is like, look.

It's probably, it's not safer, but it's probably smarter to rebuild and actually build a defense younger and from the ground up.

But then again, I get people who are like, well, are you going to luck into a rim protector as good as AD?

Yeah, right.

Well, I guarantee you, you'll probably luck into somebody who plays more.

I get why people are talking about AD for these reasons.

But then you're just continuing to accept the standard, what's become standard around here.

And to me, it's not it's not to win.

It's not to chase championships.

It's to survive and float and be a part of this billion dollar community.

Yeah.

Right.

And because of that and because of the market,

They deserve no sympathy.

They're not getting sympathy from me.

I mean, Oklahoma City, San Antonio, you can argue about the lottery luck and how it's unfair with the pieces they have in place.

They need to go that route.

And Chicago's probably been overdue for that route.

I mean, I've never seen a big market that has to move like a small market team because people don't want to go there because their operation and business hasn't been conducted the way... Yeah, they're acting like the Oakland Athletics and Moneyball.