All right, Odyssey.com, rewind, you missed anything. You know, we started the show and it was a little bit of that debate about Cade's extension.

If you want to go get it, you can pay him. I'm just not sure of the wisdom when you're a 14-win basketball team who, the roster that has been the put around him simply doesn't fit.

And my issue with Kaye, while his three point shooting improved

this year to a 35% clip, he's a 32.5% career shooter from Deep.

Do I want to pay that 270 million

after watching the NBA finals last night

where the two teams shot a combined 73 pointers.

This is a Pistons roster that features a center who can't shoot,

a power forward who can't shoot,

a top five pick who can't shoot, and a point guard who can't shoot, and then

Cade who largely can't shoot but got a little better last year.

So when you look at it, if you think Cade can be an all-M-BA player, he can be a Kyrie, he can be a Jason Tatum, a Jaylin Brown, he can be a,

one of them first-team all-MBA guys,, Aluka, you pay him. I think I have rights to have doubts.

And I'm not mad if they pay him and keep him.

I mean if I'm Trajan Langdon and I look at this thing I've got one guy that I know beyond shadow of a doubt

Has potential to be an all-MBA player there's not another guy here that does

But it would be every reason I would go, okay, wait a second.

Am I going to pay this guy 50 a year?

And what if he's really a 32.5% 3-point shooter?

And now I'm locked into this. What you don't want is to have your, the

Detroit version of Trey Young, a guy who Atlanta kind of felt pressured into

resigning, and now, Ben, he's not gonna, you realize he's not gonna

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