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All right, phones, NBA finals.

Again, bucks winning, good for the league or bad for the league.

Rating sucked.

Do you want to see new teams?

It's a good for the league that a superstar stayed with the team that drafted him

versus going for a super team and airlifting himself into a championship. That good for the league? Was it bad for the league as evidenced by the ratings? Is it good or bad for the Celtics? Does it give Jason Tate a motivation to say, see, you can stay with the team that drafted. You be patient, work hard. Things break your way. You can do it by just staying. Is that good for the Celtics, the model of the bucks? Is that good as a sort of template? Or is it bad because now Janus has crossed a threshold, knows what it takes to win, has one, and is now blocking you? Is it good or bad for the Celtics? Is it good or bad for the Celtics, man? Should be good, but it's going to be bad. That's what I, it should be good. It should be inspiration for people like Tatum to look at it and say, oh, look at all the love

this guy's getting because he stayed because he stayed in his city.

They built a championship around him and he earned it.

And what does that feel like?

Just look at how Janus reacted last night.

What the title meant to him because he actually fought for it, had to compete for it, work for it. It wasn't just handed to him as part of a new free agent contract. To me, that feeling... What did it mean to him? Jimmy, give it to me again, two-way. If you listen on podcasts, it should play at least once an hour.

So if you listen to the hour-long podcast, you get it once in your face.

What do it mean to him, him winning with the bucks? Listen. Like, it's easy to go somewhere and go win a championship with somebody else. It's easy. I could go

I don't put anybody

in the spot

but I could go to a super team

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