All right, that's enough. I mean, what is this an endless loop?

Hi, everybody. So this is going to be a very unique show open.

I sat here about nine minutes ago with RICO and David and I just

said to both of them.

I have no idea how I'm opening this show none

Generally, I'm a meticulous planner. I have angles things I want to communicate

Some days I'll give RICO to complete deals. Some days I like to keep them in the dark a little bit for an organic

response but overall there's no show that's got more of a plan on a day and day out basis than we do.

Troy Weaver has left me largely speechless. I don't even know what I am

supposed to say because it has for a while it's bordered on parity and today it's become one.

I mean you have a general manager who should not be employed and even if he is he should be riding out a stay of execution that will last roughly until April.

He should not be allowed to make really any moves.

And yet, here we are.

Now, I told you yesterday I couldn't make fun of Fontanecchio.

I'm an NBA nerd. He's actually not a bad bet. 28 years old, RFA, you sign him, you keep him, he's a depth piece who could shoot the three

a little bit and play a couple of spots. Okay, no problem. But what else? What I've witnessed today, it's just a complete lack of planning. I mean, if you had gotten

back Grimes in a couple of seconds for Burks, I wouldn't have blatted an

eyelash.

I go, okay, that's fine.

But the fact that you traded Burks and Bogdanovich to get a collection of players that you

are going to buy out and waive, get no further draft compensation, and trade away your two best shooters, I'm left in largely stunned disbelief.

I don't know why Troy Weaver is allowed to come to the office.

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