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You're listening to The Best of the Odd Couple with Chris Broussard and Rob Parker.

There's two angles. There's the Nets angle, and then there's the Phoenix Suns angle.

From the net side of things, Rob, maybe, maybe, maybe I'm missing something, but I don't think so.

This is the biggest disappointment and failure in NBA history.

Might be sports history.

I'm talking about putting a team together.

It might be sports history, Chris, where you have.

But you agree.

Yeah.

In NBA history.

Yeah, because they play, you just said it, they played 16 games together.

They never got to, they never got, we never got.

They won one playoff series. We never got to see them be who they were supposed to be. And you remember, do you remember game two against Milwaukee the year the Bucks won the championship? They ran them out to gym. Do you remember when they had? For the first two games. But game two, then they win by like 35 or something. It was a blowout. And you looked at that series and thinking, and then all of a sudden, Kyrie got hurting game three, and then James Harden got hurt in game one, right? He got it hurting 18 seconds into the game. Injuries is a big part. It is, it is. Injuries was a big part. You have to... You can't tell that story without that.

Right.

You can't... And it was injuries to K.D., Kairie, and James Hart.

So that was a big part.

But I'm going to name a few of the other things people might consider failures.

Wilk Chamberlain, Jerry West, and Elgin Baylor played three years together, never won a championship.

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