Justin Verrier

All right, Rob, you want to do one of yours?

I thought it was a Marky Mark song we're referring to here.

I thought it was a Marky Mark song we're referring to here.

I thought it was a Marky Mark song we're referring to here.

Yep. The new permutation that I particularly like really sticks in my craw is we're going to give you an update about an update to come. It's like, we're going to reevaluate someone in two weeks. Yes. And then there's another three weeks tacked on to that. And so what really is, is five weeks.

Yep. The new permutation that I particularly like really sticks in my craw is we're going to give you an update about an update to come. It's like, we're going to reevaluate someone in two weeks. Yes. And then there's another three weeks tacked on to that. And so what really is, is five weeks.

Yep. The new permutation that I particularly like really sticks in my craw is we're going to give you an update about an update to come. It's like, we're going to reevaluate someone in two weeks. Yes. And then there's another three weeks tacked on to that. And so what really is, is five weeks.

And they probably know that in advance, but they don't want to give you that upfront because it leaves the possibility that they might come back sooner, which they never do. Like this is a classic Zion maneuver, which like, What what's going on with Zion right now? No one knows. And that's like another classic example of a player that leads or gets off on obfuscation.

And they probably know that in advance, but they don't want to give you that upfront because it leaves the possibility that they might come back sooner, which they never do. Like this is a classic Zion maneuver, which like, What what's going on with Zion right now? No one knows. And that's like another classic example of a player that leads or gets off on obfuscation.

And they probably know that in advance, but they don't want to give you that upfront because it leaves the possibility that they might come back sooner, which they never do. Like this is a classic Zion maneuver, which like, What what's going on with Zion right now? No one knows. And that's like another classic example of a player that leads or gets off on obfuscation.

But it's always like it's a month away. It's never seven months away. It's a week away from being a week away from being a week away.

But it's always like it's a month away. It's never seven months away. It's a week away from being a week away from being a week away.

But it's always like it's a month away. It's never seven months away. It's a week away from being a week away from being a week away.

Can I give a hoop idea? What if we sent Daryl Morey to a desert island? Because I almost wonder when we look back 20 years from now, we'll say everything that we didn't like about the NBA at this time. It's all Daryl's fault. I mean, in addition to the Spurs, which was clearly has his gripes about. But we're talking about the injury obfuscation, talking about the three pointers.

Can I give a hoop idea? What if we sent Daryl Morey to a desert island? Because I almost wonder when we look back 20 years from now, we'll say everything that we didn't like about the NBA at this time. It's all Daryl's fault. I mean, in addition to the Spurs, which was clearly has his gripes about. But we're talking about the injury obfuscation, talking about the three pointers.

Can I give a hoop idea? What if we sent Daryl Morey to a desert island? Because I almost wonder when we look back 20 years from now, we'll say everything that we didn't like about the NBA at this time. It's all Daryl's fault. I mean, in addition to the Spurs, which was clearly has his gripes about. But we're talking about the injury obfuscation, talking about the three pointers.

We're talking about the refereeing and like players trying to manipulate the refs. I think a lot of it ultimately goes back to him.

We're talking about the refereeing and like players trying to manipulate the refs. I think a lot of it ultimately goes back to him.

We're talking about the refereeing and like players trying to manipulate the refs. I think a lot of it ultimately goes back to him.

Yeah, but he kind of started a lot of them.