Oh, right, of course, because I should know who that is. I don't care what you think. It's... I'll tell you something that rubbed me right. Felger and Mass. On 985, the Sports Hub. Now, as far as interest in Jalen Brown, it's off the charts. I mean, Jalen Brown is an elite player, a two-way wing, and under, even though it's a big contract, it's a manageable contract for a player of his caliber. I think one of the reasons that, you know, last year, maybe there wasn't as robust a market for Jalen Brown as to as this year. It's because Jalen not proven that he can do what he did this year. This year, his career took off. This year he became an elite number one guy on a team that finished number two in the conference

standing. So now teams are looking at Jalen Brown, I believe a lot differently. He's just now

in the prime years of his career. He continues to get better. The work he did last offseason

to get himself ready for this type of role with this team this season was nothing short of remarkable.

So you're getting a winner. You're getting an elite two-way player. The interest in Jalen Brown is going to be incredibly robust over the next few weeks and months. Final hour with Fulgren, Mass, this is the one thing I don't buy. That the interest in Jalen Brown is off the charts. It's incredibly robust. That's Chris Mannix, who did a great job last night on the draft special on NBC's

worst Boston.

I don't mean to bash him at all. I just, I don't see it. I don't get, I don't know where we'd, well, listen, if it were true, and he's hardly the only one, Brian Winhorst said there, you know, thus commence the bidding war for Jalen Brown. If the interest was so robust, if the interest was off the charts,

if there's a bidding war for Jalen Brown. If the interest was so robust, if the interest was off the charts, if there's a bidding

war for Jalen Brown, how come the Celtics and Bucks couldn't find a third team?

Jalen Brown has been on the market for all intents and purposes for a month, as they've been

trying to, and probably longer, but they've been trying to cobble together this Yannis trade for a while.

And forever, it was getting the third team involved to get the bucks, the draft picks that they need.

And you use Jalen Brown to do it.

Jalen Brown doesn't want to go to Milwaukee or the Bucs don't need Jalen Brown because they're in a rebuild.

So Brown to the Bucs don't make sense one way or the other. Fine, no problem. The Bucs are a way station for Jailen Brown. You find the third team, the third team ponies up the picks. The third team gets Brown. The Bucs get the picks. So what happened to the third team? How come there's no third team?

Because I believe the interest in Jalen Brown is not off the charts.

It is not incredibly robust.

And there is nothing approaching a bidding war for Jalen Brown.

I mean, wouldn't it last night have been a good night to move him if there was a bidding war for him?

Yep.

So I think it's not there.

I think the conclusion to that is that leaves the Celtics with only one of two paths with Jaylen Brown.

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