Logan Murdock

time and time again, right?

On both sides of it, right?

You know, gets traded by early in his career, sees what the real NBA is when he gets traded by the Thunder for no other reason than the Thunder just didn't want to

pay that much money to keep him on.

Um, and then you see what happens no matter what you think about both sides involved, but you see what happens to him in Philly where he thought that he was promised a certain amount of money from the front office there.

And then, you know, a bad playoff, uh, performance.

And it's like, ah, actually we don't want to give you the max.

We're actually not going to give that to you.

Um, and,

You know, kudos to him for telling the truth.

And it is a double standard, you know, when front offices, you know, coldly trade players or get rid of players when they sense their value is on a decline.

And we just heard that from Daryl Murray last week when they said they sold high on a player.

Right.

So kudos to James Harden for telling the truth and actually, you know, exposing that double standard.

Wouldn't say once and for all, but again, because it needs to be exposed.

So, James Harden, real one of the week.

That's what's up, man.

You got a lot of, I don't know if you know this or not, but there's a lot of Texas fans at Ringer HQ who are very invested in Dia's success.

When I was in LA, Brian Curtis, who is the host of the Press Box Pod podcast,

He asked me when I was on the pod, he was just like, what's up with Dia?