A guy whose opinion, I've been wanting to hear since the big news broke up.

Mr. Mike Gorman, good morning, sir. Good morning, guys. That's one of the highlights of my radio career we just said. Sorry, you didn't win. I thought it was great. And have you informed Tommy that, unfortunately, have you broke the bad news to him, that he did not win 9-8-8-9-8-9-8-9. He's away. I think he's up there fishing with salmon with scowl.

Yeah, that was a fantastic exchange. news to him that he did not win 9-8-minute. He's away. I think he's up there fishing with salmon with scowl.

Yeah, that was a fantastic exchange. All right. So, Mike, what's your opinion of all this?

I mean, this is, we, I said a second ago, just stepping back from all of it and thinking about how

crazy everything has become in the past two months, and who would have ever

imagined we would be where we were at?

Nobody.

I think you're the answer to that question.

Here's how I look at the deal.

I think this is a flashback to 10 years ago, and the whole strategy that Danny used to build

that team, which was to gather as many assets as he could.

And then if those assets turned out to be a championship caliber team, he would keep them.

If he didn't, he would trade them and get guys who would be.

And that's what I think he's really doing right now.

I hate to see Jay Crow to go.

I think his kids can be a nice player in time, although Franfichella, who's a good friend of mine,

who knows European players very well, has this great line where he says he's a year away from being a year away.

So we'll see whether or not that holds out to be the truth with him.

And the draft pick, of course, you know, can turn into a very good player.

But one of the things that always impressed me the most about this Celtic management

and about Danny is they want to win right now.

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