Joey Kocur

I guess I was shocked considering they traded for Marchment and then also Garland later on, like closer at the deadline, to see them fizzle out the way they did.

I believe they were 2-8-1 in their last 11 games.

If they go 500 their last 11, or maybe even 5-6, I think they're in.

It wasn't like they had to go on another 10-1 run.

No, and what you saw before those last 11 games, you were like, oh my God, I think that maybe from the outside looking in, I was like, I'd like to see Philly and their numbers from a TV perspective rather than Columbus.

But if it is Columbus, well-deserved, happy for Bones, happy for that organization and fan base.

And then to see them just fizzle out the way they did, I was honestly kind of shocked.

And I think the one thing I took away from the press conference, too, is that when he's basically like, maybe I should have done this sooner.

Maybe he should have dropped the ace of spades sooner and called the locker room and all the boys out to try to light a spark on him.

So like you mentioned, so they maybe could have went five and six and then snuck in a playoff.

So.

In one breath, I'm like, oh, man, they worked so hard to put themselves in that position and worked hard for him to do that.

But then, like, to let it happen and drop the ball like that, I can understand his frustration.

But I wasn't in that locker room.

I didn't see the way that they dropped the ball and fumble it.

So, Yannis, I'll throw it over to you.

Like, what did you make of everything that Bone said?

Yeah, and like I said earlier, I love Bones.

I think he's a great guy.

I think he's a great coach, great analyst when he does TNT.