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This is an exciting Friday here.

I'm in Chicago covering the Big Ten tournament for Fox Sports Radio, premier networks, and IHeart.

Why are you laughing, is he?

Just don't you have all the details ready.

Christopher Mad Dogg Russo is going to join us at around 420.

We're very excited for that.

We love having Doggy on the show. I have some

sound to play for Israel Gutierrez, but I am met today by Israel Gutierrez, who was still talking

about Bam at a bio. Bam spoke for himself. He did so on the Dan Patrick show. I will play that

sound for you in just a second, is he? But you were really focused on the Eric Spolstra angle of this story, and I find that to be equally as interesting. I do. I think Spoh is a guy who hasn't been very vocal and has kind of found his voice here in the last five days. It's been interesting to see. Well, I mean, I would say he found

his voice a long time ago, and this was just the first time you've heard it in any sort of

significance because he hasn't been super relevant since, you know, making the finals a couple

years ago. So I would say that hearing that voice, that defiant voice, that is Spoh.

And that's what he's grown into.

And that's the type of messenger that people should respect two-time champion, obviously, four times, or one, two, three, four, five, six-times finals appearances as a coach.

And what he said about Bam, I hope we have that ready, but what he said

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