What's going on, guys? Andrew Claudio here with a quick programming note. This is part two of not one,

not two, not three, not four, but five parts, cap or no cap, the Jalen Brunson plan. If you missed

part one, potentially you're coming upon this without listening to it in your podcast feed. In part one,

John and Jeremy recap the week.

They've discussed Jaylon Brunton's dad now joining the next coaching staff and whether

that matters.

They discussed who he might be replacing in case Johnny Bryant decides to leave for Utah or any

other job and what that could mean for the Knicks, the Knicks future, whether it be replacing Tom Tibett

or just losing a quality assistant head coach, another quality assistant head coach. They

discussed Mark Berman, who appeared on this podcast feed. Shout out to Chris Persian. If you

haven't checked out that episode of draft class from this weekend, Mark drops a couple of nuggets that you might want to listen to if you're a Knicks fan.

Even if you're not particularly even interested in the draft, you'll be interested in what Mark has to say.

Shout to Chris for doing that.

John and Jeremy discussed all of the nuggets that they found interesting from that interview before diving into part one of cap or no cap the

Jalen Brunson plan and all the concerns and all of the fears.

Here in part two, John and Jeremy are going to first bring up one of my favorite movies in

Moneyball and discuss what Jalen Brunson does well.

No, he doesn't get on base, but he does do one thing

very well that Jeremy highlights in the first half before diving into some of the other numbers

that he is really good at as well as other people that are paid the same as Jalen Brunson, where

you might think he's not worth $20 million,

and then Jeremy goes through the other guards that are around his height and around his quality

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