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Which it's not.

It's just not the same thing.

Let's just stop confusing it.

You love the team.

You don't care about what the team is really trying to do.

You just love it, right?

Like illegally funnel money to a player potentially or – And to that point when I report on the Clippers stuff, right?

In sports, because it is the toy department, I want to be honest about that too, right?

Like sports reporters should acknowledge, and I do all the time, that it has the ability to touch all these other serious things, the –

the adult sections of the newspaper, but it is still sports.

And I love it for that reason.

But in sports, you get to have your cake and eat it too.

You get the billions of dollars, often in public money, and you escape the scrutiny that attends it because it's just the games.

Man, sports are meant to be fun.

And so, for instance, in sports, Sagar, you're just referring to this Clippers thing.

The NBA investigation is happening right now.

And it's the example of sports gets to investigate itself.

Yeah.

They get to decide, are we the bad guys?

Who's the turd in the punch bowl?