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No-O-Was says it like they do.

What do you mean?

Well, what do you mean?

Felger and Mad.

I'm just making it up.

Totally making it up.

985, the Sports Hub.

So what do we make of the Gordon-Haward thing?

I mean, it's a 58 minutes until they're a deadline,

and there's not even like a leak, a dribble.

What do the hell do you think's going on?

Stare down.

Stare down.

I was going to say the Patriots.

The Celtics don't believe that he'll opt out.

The Hayward side wants the Celtics to pull the trigger on a trade to get him out of Boston because he wants out. And so that's what I think it is. I mean, I have no idea. But what else could it be? I mean, the draft has come and gone. Why do they think he won't opt out?

Because he won't get the money he wants. It's a pandemic market, right? So the values are down. He's got $34 million here if he wants it. He could come back here, play, have a good year, hit the market, and get good money next year. I mean, and again, now I can't speak to which teams are going to have money to spend, which teams aren't. like I'm not that far deep into the NBA cap space.

So, now I can't speak to which teams are going to have money to spend, which teams aren't. Like, I'm not that far deep into the NBA cap space. So, but my guess is it's that. Usually something like that, right? It's going to be related to money in some way. What do you think, Steele? Mark Stein, blue check mark. Oh, 30 seconds ago. You want to hit a button or something? have been aggressive in their pursuit of Gordon Hayward all week, sources say,

amid a growing belief league-wide that Hayward will decline as $34 million player option for next season.

New York may loom as Hayward's best option given all the Knicks newfound cap space.

Yeah, they created over 40 million cap space today by part in ways with six players.

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