I mean, I'm not one to judges say if it's fair or not, if guys are adding, you know, players to their team. So, I mean, that's what you want to do. I mean, is it fair that the New York Yankees in the 90s was adding piece after piece after piece after piece? I mean, if you have the opportunity to do that, is it fair that the Cowboys added Dionne Sanders? I mean, listen, I mean, it happens. It's sports.

You know, you can have an opportunity to sign one of the best players, and you can do it.

Go ahead and do it.

Why not?

If I become an owner, I'm going to try to sign everybody.

Appreciate it.

So again, that was LeBron yesterday.

Your thought there? I sort of respected that he had. I mean, those are good examples. Yeah, I got no issue with Golden State. What's Golden State supposed to do? Look at it and say, well, we can't take the rant. That would be unfair to everybody else. Right. And look, you didn't like the, it's my calling comment. But that comment, I think, strikes the right tone and is a good point,

and I don't feel like he's crying there at all.

And I think he's saying, you know, those teams did it.

The good teams do it.

And he has said before he wants to own a team, and he might.

You know, he's going to have that kind of money.

That when he's an owner, he's going to do it.

Well, that's the lay of the land. All he's doing is breaking down the fact that you have to, you know, it's an arms

race in that league now.

You try to put together the best team possible, and that best team is going to end up

winning the title.

That's how it is.

Yeah, my issue isn't with Golden State.

My issues with Durant.

Me too.

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