Kirk Goldsberry

mummy-ish and a little gamey right around now.

And I don't, I don't feel like a hundred percent he has, but the bigger thing to me is there's not a lot of moves and you're in this arms race with these two teams that, you know, KC is 13 first routers over the next six years.

Not to mention all the other shit they have, not to mention AJ Mitchell emerging as like the breakout star of the playoffs that we weren't expecting.

So, um, I don't know.

I'd be really bummed if I'm a Wolfs fan cause they never even made the finals.

He would have cost them like $100 million a year if they kept him.

Like the way the tax is, you're paying like three times as much for him.

Right, unless you draft these dudes, yeah.

And by the way, we're not breaking new news.

This has been a storyline the entire season.

It's just feeling more real to me because I think Minnesota is really good, right?

They got their asses kicked in the second half of that game today where it was like, Jesus, you know, and the home team's supposed to win a game five.

I get it.

But, um, it just feels like San Antonio is getting better to me, which is the part that would scare me if I'm Minnesota.

Yeah.

I would say, well, the Knicks are on this heater right now, but I think they're built pretty similarly with...

Two teams that have a little bit of a window.

I think the Knicks are a little bit of a lightning in a bottle, like the 24-25 Celtics are, where the way their roster's set up, it's only going to get more expensive, whether they're going to have the appetite to keep paying for it.

We'll see if Towns' contract goes up.

Bridges' extension, I think, kicks in next year, if it didn't already kick in.