Layla Rahimi

Yeah.

But no, I'm just seriously asking about like, you know, pitch shapes and bat swing.

Like, are you, when it comes down to those last couple of spots every day, are you?

You just said that you won't play every day.

Will you hit every day?

If I interview someone and they're not sold on Billy and they're not sold on a Hall of Fame coach, they're not sold on a person who's won championships in college, who's gone deep in the playoffs with Oklahoma City, who I believe with the Chicago Bulls every year, given the team that he was given, I think he achieved really good results.

Not the results that we wanted, but that's not because of Billy.

So if someone's not interested in Billy as our coach and if Billy wants to be our coach,

and someone's not interested in that, then they're probably not the right candidate for us.

Yeah, I think that's, I think if we're interviewing someone and they want, uh, of course now I'm giving them the answers, but if I interview someone and they're, they, they're not sold on Billy, uh,

And they're not sold on a Hall of Fame coach.

They're not sold on a person who's won championships in college, who's gone deep in the playoffs with Oklahoma City, who I believe with the Chicago Bulls every year, given the team that he was given, I think he achieved really good results.

Not the results that we wanted, but that's not because of Billy.

So if someone's not interested in Billy as our coach and Billy wants to be our coach and someone's not interested in that, then they're probably not the right candidate for us.

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