Nick Baumgardner

And if you said, Hey, winner gets a million dollars, whatever I think.

And you get a spot, you already got a sponsor attached.

Tell the sponsor, Hey man, put some money up.

We'll put the other half up and you'll get, you'll probably get stars to do it again.

But I think having a,

No disrespect to Mack McClung because that dude is, to me, one of the best dunkers in the history of basketball.

He's been doing it since he was 14 years old.

He put out his own video with four dunks that were better than any of the dunks you saw in the dunk contest.

I appreciate Mack McClung for three years saying, I got y'all.

But the fact that there's just lost interest, I think that is...

a misstep on the NBA's part.

So you got to try to figure that out.

I don't know how you do it because I would rather you say, hey, million dollars for the winner as opposed to saying we're going to get rid of it completely.

Now, if you don't get any success with the million dollars or whatever financial incentive that you have, maybe you do say it's gone forever.

Just to let you know how much money is made in the dunk contest, specifically $105,000 to the winner, $55,000 to the second place, and then $20,000 to each of the other two participants.

Yeah, that's not going to get a hundred grand.

I'm going to get it done.

It's not.

It's really not.

Not to these millionaires.