Sean Highkin

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48 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard Mar 2025

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I mean, the way that their their front office is gonna uh
explain it is that they just needed to get more talent.
What I think the actual explanation here is is uh
I don't know if you've heard about this, Andrew.
It hasn't really gotten a whole lot of like media coverage, but the Blazers have a new owner now.
I don't know if you heard of, I don't know if you know about this, but uh they have a new they have a new owner now.
What?
I know that's I know that's like it hasn't it's gone kind of under the radar.
But uh one of the things the thing I think the defining thing, and I wrote this the day I wrote this the day of the trade, but the defining thing about
That is just like in common with every single business deal that Tom Dundon has ever made in his life, whether it's his subprime auto loan business that he made all his money on.
Or the Carolina hurricanes, which he bought.
kind of off the scrap heap because the guy that owned them previously was broke and was losing money and the team was a joke and the team was, you know, not winning and didn't really have any fan support.
And so he was able to get them for cheap.
His whole thing
is you know finding, you know, buy low value opportunities, distressed assets, all that kind of stuff.
And so when you look at some of the different options that they may have had on the table to do as far as roster stuff.
this summer, if one of the options, and I don't know how serious their talks ever were with Boston.
I've heard kind of conflicting things about it from different sides and different people.
So I don't really know what's what they're
But
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