Here's Jalen Rose, I'm David J. Covey. What is it that we do? We're here to people!

What? They...who is joining us in mere minutes on Jalen and J. Covey?

The next gentleman is a former North Carolina tar hill that was a bucket in the NBA

in particular for my Detroit basketball pistons. Jerry Stackhouse.

Stackhouse will join us later, but right now we start where we often do with the Brooklyn Nets,

but we spend so much time talking about Kevin Durant, not nearly enough time talking about that man,

Kyrie Irving. There's been reports that Irving wants to return to the Nets,

regardless of Kevin Durant is there or not. He's got one year left on that option.

He picked up. Jalen will Kyrie be a net throughout next season?

If I was the GM, he would definitely be a net until all star break.

Here's what I think everybody's underestimating about the Kyrie and the Nets relationship.

Just like James Hardin with the Sixers in a different way, the Nets could call Kyrie Irving

right now with a four year max contract and he'll sign it.

I think that's what's getting lost here. This isn't like the Kevin Durant situation

where he's under contract and he's asking to be traded.

Kyrie Irving hoped to get a long term deal and the Nets didn't give it to him.

So here's an experiment that I'm going to give you that I want everybody who thinks

that they should move Kyrie or move KD. I'm going to give you a thought experiment.

Let's do a thought experiment.

You go into training camp with both of them on the team.

The squad is healthy, Ben Simmons is playing Joe Harris is playing South Curry is playing,

Clackton is playing I air by ball.

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