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Part of the interruption, but I'm Mike Lulbontoni. We're finally, finally, back on ESPN1.

I'm Tony Cornheiser and that's why I've ended my boycott because we're back on ESPN1.

You've ended one boycott. You have an integer boycott of the actual studio.

You have it into that corner. No, Scott. But that's coming soon, kid.

Is it? That's coming soon. Yes, but soon as a relative term. Welcome to PTI, boys and girls.

In today's episode, the nets and nicks are on heaters and Booker McFarland joins us for five

good minutes. But we begin today with Carlos Corea opting not to officially sign with

a giants and instead to agree with the nets on a 12-year, $315 million contract.

Reportedly, a medical concern surfaced when Corea took a physical for the giants.

It remains to be seen whether that will pop up with the nets.

Well, Bon Assuming Corea actually signs with the nets, what does this do for the

nets and where does it leave the giants? Tony, the nets are the most loaded team.

Who's more loaded? There's loaded as the Dodgers. There's loaded as anybody out there.

And you've had some other loaded teams recently that lose some people, you know, like who was

making that huge? By the way, Houston obviously always loaded the braves or losing some

guys. So they're less loaded. But the nets, there's no amount of money that he won't spend.

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