Cody's come in hot today because I just asked him if he apologized in his column for his

draft day reaction to what the Dolphins did. And he said, I didn't apologize. I was wrong,

but I didn't apologize. And then it escalated to the point where he just dismissed me with a middle

finger and said, no, that was a different subject.

It was the same...

It was the same area of conversation,

but he dismissed me before the middle finger by calling me,

he just said of me, you analytic freaks.

Right. Yeah, you all get carried away with dissecting everything. Like if I tell you that, well, the heat was second in the league and points scored this year. A fact, if it's a fact, I got to check that. I think they were second. And then you're going to dissect it. Like, well, you know, that doesn't come. No, no,-that-d-d-da. No, no, no, it's not that-da-da-da-da.

You wrote in your column about Riley and Shula.

You said after an awful embarrassing playoff exit two seasons ago,

the heat improved by six wins this season and had the highest offensive rating in club history.

Right. It's a fact.

Well, but.

Jack.

Thank you. Cortez says it's not a fact.

He writes in the notes that he decided to write to your column, because every time you write a column, Zaz used to do this. He's got criticisms. He's got critiques. Every time you write a column,

this is what Cortez wrote after what you said was the highest offensive rating in

club history. This is just made up bullshit. The hit were first in offensive rating when

LeBron was here. Cody doesn't know the difference between offensive rating and pace and points

per game. And you called him and me, you analytics freaks. Yeah. And I think I gave a middle finger to Cortez, not to you. I want to

make that distinction. Look, I can't get internet right now. You guys mustn't pay your electric

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