All right, a couple of things here.

We'll get to, as I said, we'll get the IRA on the trade, which it's interesting.

Like this, I don't think Cleveland helped themselves to where there is any better.

I don't think they're that much.

I mean, you can make a case that they're almost as good, I mean, but probably will fall off a little bit in their quest of a championship.

In terms of their match-up against Golden State, if they should play again,

I still think they would be the favorite to be in the final, Suspeak, also LeBron.

So we'll get to that trade in a little while.

It was a wild day from a societal and cultural aspect. Number one, you have

Hank Aaron coming out and support of Kappanik, saying that he believes that Kappanek is being discriminated against,

which I completely and utterly disagree with.

But Hank Aaron made a video, basically asking the NFL to give Kappanick a chance.

And now the NCAA, you know, N-A-N--A-C-P, has asked for a meeting with the commissioner

based on the fact that they say that Kaepernick is being discriminated against. Now, Kaepinick canik is being discriminated against.

Now Kappanik can only be being discriminated against if he is being colluded against,

which means you have to be stating that these teams are doing this in conjunction with one another,

that they have gotten together and have decided we're

not touching Kavanaugh. Because otherwise, it's just football decisions. Otherwise,

if it's a team, and a couple teams have come close, but nobody has brought them in yet

or signed them yet. And to me, this is just based on the fact that you have a player who you know is going to carry excess baggage,

you know is going to cause issues as far from a media standpoint, and maybe from a lockroom standpoint,

and you weigh that against whether or not he could help your team.

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