All right, welcome back to Hollinger and Duncan. We're going to talk NBA coaches. First time we've

talked about this in about a year or so. And a lot of movement, a lot of new coaches to talk about

really looking forward to this. But more importantly, John, I have to let you know that I finally

think I understand what it's like to be you from a caffeine perspective

because about a half hour before I started this, I tried some Yerba Mate. Do you know what that is?

So I've heard the name, but I actually don't know what it is. So I tried it when I was in Uruguay

about three years ago for my cousin's wedding. And it's, it's a tea like

substance. I think it's not the exact same as tea, but you kind of drink it loosely. If you pour hot

water into basically a gourd that's filled up with these leaves and then you use like a filtered

straw to drink it. And I really enjoyed it when I was there.

Unfortunately, I may have had a little bit more than I was intending to.

Interesting.

So if you hear like a repeated jittering or banging of me just like, you know, shaking against my chair,

that's probably the reason.

But, you know, I'm still probably half the amount of caffeine

that's normally just coursing through your bloodstream.

Right. Just like my baseline level. Yeah.

All right. Let's talk first year on these coaches. We talk about this every year, but I think

it's important to go over the criteria of just how one even evaluates a coach to begin with.

Yeah, I think you're looking at a few different things.

We tend to focus on the thing that is readily available to us, the availability bias, right?

Which is decisions in the last two minutes of close games and or

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