Yeah, and what was funny about the whole Ray Allen thing is we mentioned at the end of the show

after everyone was talking crap on him. The only guy who didn't was Rondo.

Rondo refused to say anything. And I know the relationship was bad between the two of them.

But he literally sat there while they tried to tear stuff out of him and he didn't say a word.

So yesterday, right near the end of the show, Ray Allen posted, or at least the Ray

Allen official Facebook page put a picture of Ray in a Miami uniform boxing out Rajon

Rondo in a Celtics uniform with a caption, The Power to Push Limits. So, of course,

what happened a few hours later, Ray Allen's publicist claimed that his official Facebook was

hacked and that he did not post that pick.

And if you were going to hack someone's social media, why would you put up something so benign?

Right. So lame. Yeah, it's not even controversial. I mean, it's nothing. It wouldn't be a story today.

I mean, after they, I mean, they said and bitched about you on national television,

you have every right to put up some passive aggressive garbage. Why would you use the hack

card on that? Because the next time someone really hacks you and, you know, has terrible

pictures that they put up and awful things that you, that they're saying, you said, I mean, how many times can you play that you were hacked? Well, twice. Yeah. I mean, this is the second time. I don't know why he would waste it on that. I think it was about four years ago. There was a tweet that he put out that was him describing to a woman what he wanted her to do while he was thinking about her in a sexual way.

I can't read any of it. I mean, it's that graphic. I mean, that would make, I mean, there's plausible deniability there. I mean, because it's so over the top. Right. And that's worth saying I was hacked. Yeah. It's like when Dan Roach had the butt pictures that came out. Right. Which was kind of funny. And then, as I said earlier, Bert Breer, somebody posted, it might have been like 40 tweets in a matter of 20 minutes, and it was all about buying a camera for porn films and how he liked, you know, butts and stuff. Why is it always butts that people love when they get hacked? I don't know. It's a lot of butt love. I don't know. I can't explain he loves a big buck. He does love big fans.

But one thing about this area 21 is that there's a lot of stuff that I didn't get to see. I mean, they might have, there's like director's cuts, there's stuff that's just online that wasn't being played there. I mean, they might be over an hour's worth of material of the five of those guys sitting there. And the more I watched the stuff yesterday, the funnier I found big baby Glenn Davis to be. Because he just, first of all, he's fairly dumb, as we learned yesterday when he tried to explain why they were such a close-knit group. And his one observation about Ray Allen was that he owned a new fast food place that he'd never eat at, but he said it was delicious.

But he said it was delicious, to which Paul Pierce said, you'd never eat in there. How do you know it's delicious? And, you know, he was thinking because it's food. It's food. I would imagine they have buttered. Yes. So we've heard stories about Big Baby and his eating. Now, this is kind of, there's a little bit of a backstory to what you're about to hear.

So Big Baby Glenn his eating. Now, this is kind of, there's a little bit of a backstory to what you're about to hear. So Big Baby Glenn Davis had a podcast because everybody has a podcast. And back in February, he started talking about Doc Rivers. And Doc Rivers and the 2008 team and how we thought Doc Rivers was lucky. Let's take a listen. Okay. I know you kite with Doc. What is he? Is there any fans? First of all, he is breathing heavy. This is a man not a man who's long for this world. That is some huffing. He just had to walk in the room and sit down. Yeah, that is not someone who seems like they're around for the long haul. Yeah. Holy moly. Well, you saw him yesterday. He's $3.50 if he's a pound. Yeah. It's amazing. Well, that was part of the reason he was his second round pick was his weight. So, I mean, because he was really good at OSU. Well, I mean, he had his moments with the Celtics. But, I mean, we heard the story about, well, let's take a lesson. Now, I know you're like with Doc.

What is he, is there any chance there? I'm cool off Doc, man. I don't like what he's doing right now. I don't like his organization, what he's doing, his teams. And we had something in 08, and that was it. That's what that is. You know what I mean? I didn't like how the way he handled me on my exit.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, do I hold yourself accountable?

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