Ryen Russillo

You know, I was thinking about Embiid.

My guy the other day, I was like, imagine if he made it to the NBA Finals.

And the way, like, with everyone paying attention, you think you don't like falling down from a perimeter guy that might not weigh 200 pounds?

How would the discourse be if Embiid were somehow in the NBA finals falling down at, like, 270 all the time?

You think that would be – he might be better off not making the finals.

The second category is I think they're content pleasers.

There's one that I don't really love.

I don't know who most of the people are.

And it's not even a zag because it's so predictable.

There are people that just no matter what happens, they're always going to defend the athlete.

You'll hear maybe like in a studio show where it's like, hey, all the great players are getting calls.

You're like, yeah, but they don't seem to piss me off as much as these do.

And then there's the broadcast, which I would say a lot of the guys I know have been guests on the show.

Some I would even consider friends.

But when you're partnered up with the league, they don't want people on the broadcast going, this sucks.

I think that makes sense.

I think it's probably a pretty good rule with your business partner to be like, hey, man, this really sucks.

This quarter sucks.

I can't believe this guy got this call.

I'm telling you right now, and I've noticed this postseason, I think on some of the questionable calls that drive all of us crazy, they're not going to these replays as much.