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Spiegel and Holmes, afternoons on the score.

Well, I think the Portland pick becoming a reality is certainly an attractive piece, but I've been pretty consistent from day one that this is an attractive job.

Let's just start with the obvious. There's only 30 of these. So anybody wants this job. It's a big market. It's an ownership group that doesn't like to make change. Are there some, you know,

constraints, quote unquote, you know, from their longstanding history of, you know, paying the luxury tax only if you're in championship contention? Sure, but, you know, these books are clean.

And this was reported, including by me, that first day. I mean, I think one of our

tourists' biggest disappointments in this is that, you know, he not only inherited a very good

situation from John Pax and Gar-Forman, but he's leaving a very good situation to whomever

succeeds him. I mean, so it was a, I would say that Portland pick was an asset regardless because it was

sitting there, but now that it's a reality, sure, that just makes this situation, you know,

you can, you can attack this off season and make a pretty big dent in what you need to do

if you make the right moves, you know, to getting this team back into contention.

Casey Johnson on with Mully and Haw.

I made the comment early in a week on Mully and them.

Them boys.

Talking about the Bulls and the Bulls job being attractive, and Casey is 100% right.

It's way more attractive now that there are two first round picks and we'll see what

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