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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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are probably the most likable, great, or potentially great New York team ever. The Yankees were very polarizing. People were more into the Brady Patriots than Eli's Giants. They were underdogs. Could the Patriots go undefeated? It's kind of fascinating. It's a likable team. It's likable guys. And the Knicks also, and this feels unexplainable,
If you go to the first 15 games of the playoffs, they are not only the greatest team ever in point differential, by a mile. And the teams they're much better than include the 2017 KD Warriors, arguably the best team ever. The 96 Bulls, probably Michael Jordan's best team ever. The 87 Lakers, probably the best Magic Johnson team ever. The 86 Celtics, arguably the best Larry Bird team ever.
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Chapter 2: What insights does Colin provide about the Knicks' historic playoff run?
For what you should expect from a guy who's 41 years old, he's not going to play 82 games and they needed Luka Doncic. I don't think it's the craziest thing that he ends up on the Golden State Warriors. It makes a lot of sense for a lot of reasons. Obviously, the relationships, whether or not it's going to work, is still really good. And you have Minnesota.
It's not going to be easy in the West, but it makes a lot of sense. And it's certainly a move I could see LeBron James making. Listen, in the history of the NBA, San Antonio, if they won the title, would be a complete outlier because they're really young. There have been teams that have been a little long in the tooth.
Remember that Warrior team that beat the Celtics a couple years ago for the last title? They're a little old. We thought they were too old. Too old can have some playoff success. Too young almost never wins a title. And I'm not saying it's a title team, but it's a squad. If that team won 48 games, 49, 50 games, and was a five seed... Four seed, you'd be shocked. They're not Oklahoma City.
They're not San Antonio. I don't know. Do you trust Houston? Do you not? I mean, Denver's got Jokic and, you know, do you trust Denver? I mean, J-Mac, you and I, we like the NBA. When I put that picture up of Steph, Butler, LeBron, Pods, Remember, this is the best draft maybe in a decade. You're going to get at least a high-end rotational player out of this draft. Adai Mara.
I think you're onto something. I just wonder, are they going to have to push back to start or push up the start times, right? Because these old people, you know, they get dinner at like 4.30 in the afternoon. They got to go to Red Lobster for the early bird special. Colin, this is just an ancient lineup full of fossils.
I do like the idea, but I'm wondering if these stories are coming out because LeBron needs leverage with the Lakers. Well, I think LeBron wants to remain with the Lakers, but you and I have said this. He's too good. I mean, Tom Brady retired. He retired because the Bucs were 8-9 and not remotely viable for a Super Bowl.
You can talk yourself into this team thinking if they went into the playoffs and Butler is recuperated, I mean... They were the oldest team in the NBA last season. So LeBron's not making them younger, but they're also going to get two draft picks. Or maybe they use two to get one and get a better player. But they're going to have a rookie somewhere in the rotation.
Okay, so hypothetically, they're not better than the Thunder. They're not better than the Spurs. Are they better than the Wolves? I think it would be an interesting series. I mean, the Wolves were real. They were real.
Yeah. Are they better than the Nuggets?
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Chapter 3: How does Colin analyze the Knicks' performance compared to historical teams?
Yeah. Yeah, I don't know. He averages over 20, and he's still one of the best passers in the sport. Yeah. By the way, that would be the best golfing basketball team in the NBA. I know you're a big golfer, but Steph Curry's awesome. LeBron, all he's posting on Instagram is golf stuff. I know Draymond's trying to play, but he can't. Yeah, listen, I don't know.
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Chapter 4: What factors contribute to the Knicks' current success?
I'll come off the ball. Harden wouldn't. Melo wouldn't come off the bench. Melo wouldn't come off the ball. He'll do whatever it takes. He's a winning player. And his ability to say, I'm going to take a little less because I want us to go out and get guys like OG. That's why they're here. That's why they're red hot. I think that seeps through an organization. I'll come off ball.
I'll take a little less. I think that's very football-ish in America. Here's Mike Brown on Brunson.
He's a gamer, man. He, you know, in the biggest moments, you know, he shows up. And that's what MVPs are supposed to do. We put the ball in his hands. We said we were going to live and die with him. And he went and he got it done for us. And that's happened time after time after time after time. He got to his spots and he made plays.
We got good stuff today, J-Mac. It's a Friday. It used to be, oh, you're in June. I hope I can get to the stuff today. Be sure to catch live editions of The Herd weekdays at noon Eastern, 9 a.m. Pacific. Number one hits, millions of records sold, awards, sold-out tours. You think the Jonas Brothers are satisfied? Nope. It's podcast time.
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Chapter 5: Why does Colin believe a LeBron move to Golden State makes sense?
So if we continue to do that, we're going to lose Olympic sports. We're going to lose non-revenue sports. We're going to lose scholarships. And basically what's going to happen is you're going to have football and basketball succeed, and we'll have club sports for everything else with no scholarships. That's horrible. Is it?
I mean, right now, football and basketball, men's and women's, the only thing that makes money. And I think that's, listen, the NFL salary cap, it goes up every year, too. It goes up every year. The Big Ten. I'm not picking on Nick. But I didn't hear this during the facilities race. I didn't hear this during the salaries exploding for coaches.
And you don't have to be involved in the NIL at the highest level. Here's the other thing I hear. Well, I mean, it's just so top-heavy. Well, that's funny. Indiana went 16-0 last year. I don't remember that ever happening. Texas Tech's a baller. I don't remember that being the case. Vanderbilt gets five-star recruits. I don't remember that being the case. And I'm seeing a lot of stuff.
I mean, you know, Oregon's been good forever, and Notre Dame, and Miami's back. That's great. I mean, I'm seeing a lot of the big dogs. Georgia's still great. Bama's still legit. But I'm seeing Ole Miss, and Ole Miss isn't paying a fortune for their coach. They kept that quarterback, that Trinidad Chambliss. I mean, Mississippi is, I guess, one of our statistically poorer states.
They got enough money to compete. Is Indiana a rich state? They got money to compete. Vanderbilt's a small private school. They got enough money to compete. But that wide receiver making 1.2, we're in big trouble. This Ferrari's going over the Grand Canyon. Let me tell you something. This sport's been Thelma and Louise for a long time. They've been cars driving over that canyon for a long time.
And it's never been better. I mean, J-Mac said it yesterday, and I'll repeat it. I never watched more college football games than last year. You'd have to go back when I was like 15 years old and I, you know, didn't have the responsibilities of America's honesty broker. Get me out of work. You're picking on Saban. No, I'm not.
I like him.
No, not at all. I like Nick. I think he's the best college football coach ever. I think he's a great guy. He's funny. He's a great broadcaster. Don't you think when he said, I think the first number he threw out was $2.7 million. To me, that says if salaries have gone up from $2.7 to $40, that everyone was woefully underpaid for years. Because the market is saying, we can afford these receivers.
We can afford these linebackers. Let's pay them. Guess what? A house in Miami used to cost $375,000. Over the last six years, a house in Miami cost $800,000, $1.4 million, $1.8 million. Miami's been on fire for five years. It happens. It's called inflation. It's called tech. It's called AI. Miami now? is like one of the most expensive places to live in the world. It wasn't 10 years ago.
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