Well, that was interesting. Well, maybe not. We just watched the press conference,

listen to the press conference with Celtic's owner, Wick Rosbeck and Celtic's president,

Brad Stevens, and they said a whole lot of nothing. Again, I give him credit. They could avoid it

and hide out, but they sat in front of the media and took questions and Wick kept saying because

of privacy reasons, he couldn't say much. They certainly didn't name the other party involved with

Udoca, which was no surprise. But a couple of takeaways. One is it was an ongoing problem. This

wasn't one night. As I said, we just slipped up. We don't want drunk at night in a hotel bar.

They brought in a law firm to do the thorough investigation. It sounds to me like what we said

that he was warned that they knew was a problem, that he knew that they knew and they knew it was

cross-nalline and he kept doing it. There was a couple good questions. One, I think, is why

don't you fire them? This is just going to be uncomfortable because if Udoca is going to be sitting

back wherever he is, rooting against the Celtics, that's the only way that he can come back and

be welcome back as if they have a tough time under Mizzulo. If things go well, you're not going to

want to make a coaching change. You're going to want Mizzulo as your permanent head coach until

Udoca hit the road. Either way, it's awkward, which seems like you could just break ties. Say,

this guy broke the rules. We're firing him. We're moving on. They sound like they love

34-year-old Mizzulo. But there's going to be a cloud over things, cloud over the whole season,

because their coach is sitting out because he wouldn't keep his hands to himself. The whole

thing is uncomfortable. But again, my theory or my quick take that they did, that this was not easy,

that they deserve credit, that this took some guts to just blow the whole thing up and give the

coach the boot because he would not listen. He would not fall the rules and he kept doing this,

clearly this committing this violation. So I think at that point, they had no choice. Unless,

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