Stugotz

I haven't been gone long enough to miss my wife.

I'm sorry.

I call her.

All right.

All right.

We'll see you.

All right, and then, you know, I'm going to see her in two days.

How's jumping, Charlie?

Yeah, public support of his beliefs is not a smart business model for any sports franchise in America, even in these divided times.

But I want to endorse what Amin was just saying.

Top five pick, and this is not a small sample.

He's been in the league now five or six years, I think.

Top five pick, hasn't quite panned out.

Hasn't quite panned out, plus those beliefs.

This is a business decision.

If he had panned out as a top five pick and they were intended to resign him and extend him, they would allow him to do the apology tour.

They would not have waited.

There's a huge difference between having a belief that is unpopular and getting on a soapbox and espousing that belief at the expense of your team's reputation.

And that's where Jaden Ivey crossed the line.

If he's a particularly religious person who hides behind the shield of his religion to be anti-gay,