Hello, everybody, and welcome to another NBA live with two stay hot people, Matt and Theo.

Talking about the downfall of the Sixers, yeah, and all that and the other NBA stories.

There's one that I actually would quite like to talk about.

Which one is that?

It's the Kyrie Irving news that they asked the GM if he was going to be there next year.

And the GM was hesitant to answer and said like we value

availability a lot and they're not wrong right it's not wrong like this is I'm a big like

it's so tough to wade through players being overpaid not signing guys to big extensions

because every player's overpaid,

you know, every contract is overpaid, every max contract is too much. They're all bad decisions,

at least a Twitter, but with Kyrie, even though you have a player like Kevin Durant,

even though I think you still have a

championship window, it's really tough because he could end up just not playing that much,

especially he's also super injury prone and you could end up paying him 50 million dollars a

year. This isn't a max contract. This is more than that. Right. And you think about like the

human aspect of sports, which I think it's something that it's, it's tough to talk about it because no one is in the building. Right. And you think about like the human aspect of sports, which I think it's

something that it's, it's tough to talk about it because no one is in the building. So it's tough

to like speculate that someone's feeling a certain way or that someone is angry at this person

or displeased at this person when you're not there. All you can really see is the results on the

court. But I do think that that's something

that drives a lot of the decisions in the NBA is like, how do you like this, do you like this guy or

not? And if you're the Nets and you signed Kyrie Irving to be your superstar and bring you a

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