So you're a coach out there, and obviously you want a coach.

You want to, you know, if you're fired and you don't have a job.

But like out of all the jobs in the NBA, this one seems to be like one of the worst for a coach.

If you're firing a coach that got you all the way to the Eastern Conference Championship,

what does that tell you about who's making decisions?

The owner, I would think.

I mean, I don't know.

It's just that it's a weird, it's one of these weird situations, the fact that they don't

have a coach going into free agency if they're trying to, by the way, they don't have a lot

of money anyway.

It's just not like they can go out there and, you know, unless they trade

something. Yeah, I mean, they'd have to be several moves made. It would have to be, it would have to,

they'd have to trade part of their starting five and Mitchell Robinson, which I believe is an asset.

All on the table. I guess so. But, you know, when you take a look around the Eastern Conference, as Gio said this morning,

this is why LeBron James is a real chance that he could end up moving back to Cleveland, I guess.

But do the Cavs want him, though?

I'm Donovan Mitchell.

This is my team now.

Right. reason that he opted into his $56.2 million deal or 52.6, whatever it is.

Yeah. Is because Rich Paul, his agent, couldn't garner enough interest to get somebody else to say, hey, we'll pay him this much money as a free agent. All right. So here's the deal.

Fleegs put it into the NBA trade machine.

O.G. Annobe and Mitchell Robinson to the Lakers for LeBron James, Maxie Claibor, and Brony James. Trade successful.

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