This has been interesting. The reaction that some people have had to this trade with Kyrie Irving and Isaiah Thomas. Did you see some of those videos of people burning their Isaiah Thomas jerseys? And I want to say that it was like just an idiot, like one idiot, but there were like four or five of them that were out there yesterday. To that, by the way, I contacted all of them.

And I was like, hey, can you come on and just,

I just want to explain to me why you were doing this.

First of all, it's dumb, even if, like, they did something that you hated.

Like, let's say there was a Ray Allen situation where when Ray Allen was here,

he went to the rival, like, you know, the hated Miami Heat,

and he did it for what was reportedly half the amount of money.

As a free agent, it was his choice.

It was his choice, right.

It was his own will, and instead of staying with this team, he took less money to go to their rival.

Now, I understand your anger at Ray Allen because of that.

As a sports fan, that hurts you, it cuts you to the bone.

How dare you go play with LeBron?

A player that most Celtics fans with every pit of their soul hates this guy, at least as a player. So even then, I think it's stupid to burn a jersey. What do you just sell it, do something, get some money off of it. You just burning it. You burn it, that's why. Because you want to show the world you're a hard out. But the Isaiah Thomas situation is fantastic because apparently these people have no idea how the NBA works and never quite realize it was a trade.

But what's come out after that since then was, and I knew this was going to happen.

With someone like Chris Brousard, Chris Broussard yesterday goes on television and says the following.

I spoke to several executives or texted with several executives. First of all, hang on, stop. Before I play this, what do we know about Isaiah Thomas? As a person, as a Celtic. Short. Yes, extremely diminutive. That would be the first thing I'd think of. But the second thing I'd think of is great teammate, loved by everyone, someone who wanted to play in Boston.

Bled Green.

Yes.

Like if there's anyone that you could say in recent history of this team

after the Paul Pierce era that Bled Green, it's Isaiah Thomas.

I spoke to several executives or texted with several executives last night.

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