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Hey, welcome in.

This is Doug Gottlieb, and welcome to All Ball, baby.

A great part of the Heard Podcast Network.

As we did last week in our first installation of all ball, we started by talking about the NBA

and then found our way into college hoop, which is what we're going to do today.

Obviously, LeBron James' coach, Tyrone Loo, has taken a leave of absence.

Having been a contemporary of Tyron Loo, about the same age, he did cross me up in college

one time when Nebraska came in our place and beat us.

Just a devastating loss because Nebraska sucked on the road.

Anyway, first a quick get-well to Tai Liu.

And look, this is what I said in my radio show, and I kind of mean it. I don't blame

LeBron James for Tyron Liu getting sick, but whatever has happened to his health has been

exacerbated, what a great word exacerbated is, has been exacerbated by the stress that he has been under, not just

coaching the NBA, but coaching LeBron James and what could very well be his last season in Cleveland.

So doesn't it stand to reason that had LeBron not allowed Kyrie Irving to voice his desire

to be traded publicly?

Had he, like, look, we could say, well, that was done.

Once it came out that he wanted to be traded, like, no, that's not necessarily.

There are women that want a divorce, and the dude comes back, flowers in hands, on bended knee.

I'll go to therapy, whatever you need, babe, and you find a way to work it out.

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