You did bring up this next coaching search, and now all of a sudden, you know, they're talking

about Jason, kid, and everything else. I don't, I did get a couple of texts from some people

within the NBA. They all, they're, they're thinking, for whatever reason, you know, they're still

holding on hope that it could be Mike Malone. Yeah, which I, I cannot. So it may be the story is like this. Maybe it was, you know, Michael Malone. Yeah, which I cannot. So maybe the story is like this.

Maybe it was, you know, Michael Malone becomes available and there's something going on in the

front office, whether Leon Rose or World Wide West had an issue with him in the past,

but there's someone else in the organization.

Maybe it's Dolan or someone else that's got influence who really likes Michael Mal Malone. And then these reporters have put out there that's not going to be

Michael Malone, we're getting it from the people who don't like Michael Malone that want to put it out

there saying he's not going to be the coach. And then within the organization, as they're looking

around and they're going, okay, well, maybe we can't trade for Jason Kidd

or maybe we can't trade for Eric Spolstra.

And Jay Wright doesn't want to come here.

And we don't want to go to the Van Gundy Road.

Then all of a sudden they're like, well, hell, Michael Malone's out there, grew up in a story and won an NBA championship.

Why are we talking to this guy?

Yeah, I don't know what's going on here, but the more I, the more I sense

about all of this stuff, and, you know, we're talking about Worldwide West, and we're talking

about Leon Rose and whose decision this is, I mean, the more you read, the more you hear,

the more people that are so ingrously involved with the Knicks, the more this sounds like a shoot from the hip firing from James Dolan.

That's what it feels like me now.

Like last week, I thought there could be all the SHIV stuff going on and everything else,

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