Jonathan Givony

I think so, too.

I just think they're thinking about the product.

And if you look at a third of the league, you know, actively trying to lose, shutting down players,

it just, it, it, it really hurts the product for, you know, half a season.

And they're thinking about the next TV deal and they're thinking about all this competition, you know, like from all over, you know, from e-sports and, you know, the NFL and social media.

And like, what is like, what is, what are our kids even going to be watching, you know, when the next TV deal is up.

And, and so from that standpoint, I understand because like I've taken my kids to games and,

in March and April and like, it's a bad product.

Like they fall asleep watching it and the games are too long.

There's too many games.

And, and I think that like, you look at like college basketball, like it's honestly like it's catching up in terms of like the level of play.

So many guys are staying, the games are so competitive and, and you know, and you watch like your only games, like that's like, that's a great product.

And so they have to figure out a way to,

how to make the product.

And now the playoffs are unbelievable.

Like I watch every game and I'm just like, I'm mesmerized by the level of talent and skill and physicality and intensity.

It's incredible.

And so I think that is the concern.

And I, and I understand it because like,

who wants to watch these games?