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this extra shortfall in money that they got from this big, big ass 11 year contract from all of these networks, as house mentioned, how reducing inventory and making it more scarce, they can't figure out a way to monetize that. I find that to be just, just baffling. It does.

And also I'm a bit radical on league pads. I think we should abolish it.

And also I'm a bit radical on league pads. I think we should abolish it.

And also I'm a bit radical on league pads. I think we should abolish it.

I haven't heard this. Look, if you have to watch the NBA for work, if people say, oh, that's self-serving for you, Woz, whatever. I'm just saying, if people have to watch it for work, all right, we'll give you League Pass. If you want access to it, we're charging you a crazy premium, which to me, that means like whenever people want to watch the NBA, they got to watch it with the league's partners.

I haven't heard this. Look, if you have to watch the NBA for work, if people say, oh, that's self-serving for you, Woz, whatever. I'm just saying, if people have to watch it for work, all right, we'll give you League Pass. If you want access to it, we're charging you a crazy premium, which to me, that means like whenever people want to watch the NBA, they got to watch it with the league's partners.

I haven't heard this. Look, if you have to watch the NBA for work, if people say, oh, that's self-serving for you, Woz, whatever. I'm just saying, if people have to watch it for work, all right, we'll give you League Pass. If you want access to it, we're charging you a crazy premium, which to me, that means like whenever people want to watch the NBA, they got to watch it with the league's partners.

I like I don't see what's so bad about that as an idea, because, again, I grew up in a context of no league pass and was completely fine with Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and NBA on NBC. Like, I don't know.

I like I don't see what's so bad about that as an idea, because, again, I grew up in a context of no league pass and was completely fine with Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and NBA on NBC. Like, I don't know.

I like I don't see what's so bad about that as an idea, because, again, I grew up in a context of no league pass and was completely fine with Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and NBA on NBC. Like, I don't know.

Yeah, you get your own team in your market. Yeah, just like how the Jets and Giants got forced down my throat when I was living in New York.

Yeah, you get your own team in your market. Yeah, just like how the Jets and Giants got forced down my throat when I was living in New York.

Yeah, you get your own team in your market. Yeah, just like how the Jets and Giants got forced down my throat when I was living in New York.

Bill, no, we're not giving them three other teams. So that's it. You're going hardcore. You watch your local team and you watch your national team. Okay? There's two days a week that NBA games are on.

Bill, no, we're not giving them three other teams. So that's it. You're going hardcore. You watch your local team and you watch your national team. Okay? There's two days a week that NBA games are on.

Bill, no, we're not giving them three other teams. So that's it. You're going hardcore. You watch your local team and you watch your national team. Okay? There's two days a week that NBA games are on.

Yeah, that's it. That's it. That's it. And also... They do need to do something about the bootlegs. I was talking to somebody who works in this sort of area in terms of how young people consume sports, specifically the NBA. Like, how it was explained to me, it's like how people of my age viewed Napster.

Yeah, that's it. That's it. That's it. And also... They do need to do something about the bootlegs. I was talking to somebody who works in this sort of area in terms of how young people consume sports, specifically the NBA. Like, how it was explained to me, it's like how people of my age viewed Napster.

Yeah, that's it. That's it. That's it. And also... They do need to do something about the bootlegs. I was talking to somebody who works in this sort of area in terms of how young people consume sports, specifically the NBA. Like, how it was explained to me, it's like how people of my age viewed Napster.

Where it's just like, once we found Napster and LimeWire and all this other stuff, we literally stopped believing in the concept that we would go to Sam Goody and buy a CD. It's like, no, I get this for free. I'm not paying for it. I don't have an ESPN subscription. I damn sure don't want a discovery. I am just pilfering an illegal stream. They need to find something to do about that.