Kirk Goldsberry

But there's a chance Kyrie comes back in February or March, and they have one of the deepest teams in the West if the health gods bless them this year.

A hundred percent.

And that's no shade against my friends in San Antonio.

I I'm worried about the deer and Fox thing.

Um, the hamstring, you can tell me he's going to miss a week or two, but you know, like a younger Chris Paul, once the hamstring starts going, that's his, that's his thing.

He needs speed.

He needs those muscles to be going at full speed to play the deer and Fox game.

So yeah, I think there's less question marks in the Dallas rotation, uh, than there are in the San Antonio rotation.

I would pick San Antonio.

And it's not for the current year or even maybe the next year.

But the same reason those GMs are saying that it's because I got the alien at the center of my roster under cost control.

I think he's making 13 percent of the cap.

And another group to watch are my old friends in the San Antonio front office.

They have a really high stakes moment here, Bill, to surround Victor Wemenyama with a talented enough group.

to do what he's capable of doing and not end up in like a LeBron in the first Cleveland administration era.

Well, let me give some love to, there's a poetic thing behind what you just said is my guy, Ansi Salah, the new GM of the Hawks is a protege of R.C.

Buford.

And he learned.

And just like Sam Presti, you learn in San Antonio and then you start becoming a problem for San Antonio.

But yeah, you're exactly right with those Hawks picks.