Mike Mulligan

You've got all this money.

There are guys that can help you win.

But that's not the sustainability guy that you talk about with the amount of money that they have.

It would be really interesting.

To get someone in here that would be willing to kind of reopen dialogue, look up to Milwaukee and say, hey, we can get a superstar player.

That's how you move.

Would he want to come here and play with what limited resources there are here at this point?

And I don't think it's a one-way street.

Yes, they should be.

If indeed they're looking for a shortcut way to get better fast, they should be interested in anybody that can play and bring them in.

The problem is – and I think this is what I thought of when Michael was saying we want sustainability –

You don't want him coming in for two years, three years, and then he's gone, and then what do you got left?

So how do you add to that?

Do you go out and get somebody that can play with him for two years, and then he's gone, and then you have no sustain?

So it's a real trick bag.

You'd have to have somebody with an actual plan that would know how to get better quicker before you make the noise that we're getting better in a hurry.

Fair enough.

Now, that's fascinating.

But that was also on the table.

He mentioned that, didn't he?