Okay, three o'clock, we opened up with Pistons, and we've got kind of a Pistons-ish topic here,

because it's related to last night.

One quick note, though, if I may.

And I'm so glad Otto did what he did, because Jeremy's a pro.

You played the Cody Staven Hagen, and Staven Hagen said what everyone needs to know.

John Heyman is Scott Boris's puppet. Anything that comes out of his

mouth about a Boris client, you have to take with a heavy, heavy dose of skepticism. Naturally,

the most spine-tinglingly positive report would come from John Heyman.

That's because it came from Scott Boris.

What do you?

Yeah, because Scott Boris needs this to go well and needs good PR.

And I would just again caution the source.

Wait, so you're telling me that Boris wouldn't leak it out, that surgery just went okay or not good? Right, right. And they found a plate of linguine in there. And I'm not saying that surgery didn't go well. Right. But it's always going to be right on the edge of positive delusion. So just. So you're saying if Boris was Joe Thaisman's agent, he'd say... Four to six weeks. It's just a bruise. Legs on backwards. Joe will be back next week. Rico, I saw, I saw bones sticking out of his leg. No, he didn't. Four to six weeks. That's like when David said Tank Dell was going to be day- day. Yeah, day to day awaiting catastrophic surgery.

Yeah, was it Napoleon Kaufman?

Right.

Listen, slight tweak.

Dude, his leg was on backwards.

Kenny, have you ever seen the Napoleon McCallum play?

That's it.

Yes, I have.

Okay.

Shout out.

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