You need to know about this great new podcast called Rain of Error, and the timing of this

mini-series could not be more perfect.

You know, when you look at the teams in the NBA playoffs, you'll see franchises with

terrific owners, owners who've made investments in players, coaches, and staff, and then,

there's James Dolan, owner of the New York Knicks, who has wildly mismanaged his team

for over two decades.

He's so despised that fans boo at the mere mention of his name in Madison Square Garden.

Dolan is a man born to immense privilege, and in Rain of Error, you'll learn how he went

from aspiring musician to the throne of one of the most beloved franchises in sports.

But his time at the top can only be described as a dumpster fire.

Rain of Error details how Dolan has become a lightning rod for criticism as he tries

to escape from the shadow of his billionaire father.

Dolan battles with his own players, fans, celebrities, politicians, the media, even girl

scouts, using everything from an army of lawyers to facial recognition technology to keep

enemies out of his venues.

You're about to hear a clip from Rain of Error.

While you're listening, follow Rain of Error wherever you get your podcasts, and hey

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There are plenty of good owners in professional sports and plenty more bad ones.

But most of them probably live in the grey area in between.

They want to win as much as we do, but it turns out running a team isn't as easy as it

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