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The Chicago Bulls Finally Did It... · Kenny For Real

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Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen. It has been done. The Bulls have
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Speaker 1: done the first good move in five years. Get rid
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Speaker 1: of the people that was making all of the bad moves.
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Speaker 1: Ak and Mark Eversley are gone. They're done. We prayed,
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Speaker 1: we campaigned, we made videos, we did everything, and it
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Speaker 1: finally happened. Why did it happen now? I actually don't know.
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Speaker 1: Timing is always weird and Bulls fandom, as you know,
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Speaker 1: I made a tweet that said the Bulls tagline should
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Speaker 1: be better late than ever, because these men should have
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Speaker 1: been fired a long time ago. But damn it better
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Speaker 1: late than never. They're done. I'm really happy, I'm really excited,
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Speaker 1: but but I want to temper my own expectations because
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Speaker 1: I've been here before. Here's a picture of me on
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Speaker 1: Draft night twenty seventeen with my fire guard packed shirt on.
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Speaker 1: I was so done with John Patson and Garth Forman
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Speaker 1: that I wanted them, wanted them out. This is the
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Speaker 1: night that they traded away Jimmy Butler for Zach Levine,
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Speaker 1: the pick that turned into Larry Market and then Chris Dunn.
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Speaker 1: All three of those guys got a special place in
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Speaker 1: my heart. But damn it, bad, bad, trade because Jimmy
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Speaker 1: Butler went on for basically the next eight years and
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Speaker 1: was a top fifteen player, and we got rid of
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Speaker 1: him at the age of twenty nine. I was so
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Speaker 1: excited to get rid of those guys, and then eventually
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Speaker 1: they got fired and I was in the same spot saying,
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Speaker 1: I'm so excited. And then the new people came in.
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Speaker 1: This Ak guy who who they given some of the
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Speaker 1: credit for fighting Nikola Jolkics. Oh my god, he's the savior.
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Speaker 1: My boy Ross had an entire account called like an
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Speaker 1: Ak We Trust. He rebranded that account three years ago
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Speaker 1: because because the dude that we thought was gonna save
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Speaker 1: us was actually trash. So though I'm excited that these
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Speaker 1: guys are gone, this is only half the battle. The
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Speaker 1: other half is finding the new person to come in
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Speaker 1: and make the right decisions. This is the worst RAN period.
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Speaker 1: And I don't want to say Bull's history, because I
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Speaker 1: remember they were doing in the last days. They were
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Speaker 1: talking about the Bulls and the eighties, and the word
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Speaker 1: cocaine came up a bunch of times. So I don't
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Speaker 1: want to say this is the worst RAN period in
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Speaker 1: Bulls history. But let's say the worst RAN eras since
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Speaker 1: nineteen ninety when the Bulls became relevant. And that's saying
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Speaker 1: a lot because we've had a lot of down times,
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Speaker 1: but it was nothing worse than what these guys did
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Speaker 1: to this franchise. And you want to know what, I'm
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Speaker 1: not giving these guys full credit because they don't deserve
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Speaker 1: full credit for it. But I do think it's interesting
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Speaker 1: that all of the rumors about Ak and Mark abviously
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Speaker 1: getting fire started after Bill Simmons Zachlowe both did different
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Speaker 1: pieces on their Mega Big podcast about how shitty the
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Speaker 1: Bulls are, how poorly ran they really are. Right, if
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Speaker 1: those two dudes were in charge of the New York
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Speaker 1: Knicks or the La Liquors or some of the other
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Speaker 1: bigger markets across basketball, they would have got fired a
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Speaker 1: long time ago. That team would have been made fun
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Speaker 1: of a long time ago. So I'm happy that the
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Speaker 1: national media, the people with the big ass platforms, were
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Speaker 1: able to call these dudes out and maybe that put
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Speaker 1: a little bit in the ears of the Ryansdore family
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Speaker 1: to finally get those guys gone. So I'm happy these
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Speaker 1: guys have made nothing but bad move, the only move
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Speaker 1: that you can really It was a couple of the
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Speaker 1: only moves you can say were the right moves. Draft
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Speaker 1: and Io desum move. Great move by them. What we
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Speaker 1: found out is they always just wanted to keep one
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Speaker 1: one Chicago and on the roster, and iOS assume who
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Speaker 1: happened to be there, pick thirty whatever. So that was
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Speaker 1: a good move, even if you traded him down the
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Speaker 1: line for a little for not nothing, for not nothing,
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Speaker 1: let me chill, Let me chill, Leonner. Miller's a good
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Speaker 1: ball player, so let me chill. But that was a
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Speaker 1: good thing. And then Josh Giddy for Alas Carusso turned
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Speaker 1: into something. As somebody that has watched every game of
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Speaker 1: Josh Getty's career as a Bull, I still know that
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Speaker 1: there is a lot to be desired and he has
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Speaker 1: a lot of growing to do as an NBA player
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Speaker 1: for him to be the point and guard of the
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Speaker 1: future or whatever. But at the end of the day,
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Speaker 1: it turned out to be decent at least right because
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Speaker 1: I think at the time it was picked ten in
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Speaker 1: that year's draft or Josh Getty and I don't even
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Speaker 1: remember who was picked ten in that draft. So we'll
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Speaker 1: take We'll take Josh Geddy, I guess. So those are
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Speaker 1: the two moves. Listen, I first move they ever made,
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Speaker 1: and the arcaves the arcaf my Chinnel was very public.
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Speaker 1: Every opinion I've ever had in the NBA is here
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Speaker 1: on the podcast. I don't share away from ever being wrong.
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Speaker 1: When they traded for Vusavich, I was so damn excited.
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Speaker 1: Vuts was having a career year, Zach Lavine Vusavich, ooh,
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Speaker 1: this is about to be something. Then Zach got COVID
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Speaker 1: and we missed the playoffs, and the pick that we
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Speaker 1: gave them gave up to them because Zach got COVID
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Speaker 1: and everything was Franz Wagner. And though Franz has been
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Speaker 1: not healthy this season, Froz Vogner's wont the hell of
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Speaker 1: a player. Then we eventually gave him the other pick
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Speaker 1: that was Jet Howard, Jed Howard. You know who knows
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Speaker 1: what's gonna happen with je Howard for the next couple
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Speaker 1: of years. So I was really happy in real time,
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Speaker 1: but obviously it didn't work out. Vouts was a staple
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Speaker 1: here in Chicago. The man very rarely missed games. He
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Speaker 1: was hell a professional. But at the end of the day,
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Speaker 1: that traces set us back a little bit. You know
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Speaker 1: what also set us back looking at a two to
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Speaker 1: three month sample size of a corps that was playing
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Speaker 1: well above their weight and thinking that that core was
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Speaker 1: gonna be good enough to compete once everybody got back healthy. Yes,
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Speaker 1: I'm talking about the Lonzo Damar Zach vous era Patrick
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Speaker 1: Williams kind of count, but I think that was sophomore
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Speaker 1: year Patrick Williams, and he broke his hand in the
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Speaker 1: first couple of games. So it ended up being like
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Speaker 1: a ragtag group of people that were starting alongside of them.
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Speaker 1: But we looked really we looked really good for two months.
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Speaker 1: We went into the All Star Breaker with the best
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Speaker 1: record in the Eastern Conference, and go watch those again.
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Speaker 1: Everything is our camp here. Even though I was so
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Speaker 1: excited to finally watch the Bulls team that was competent,
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Speaker 1: never in a million years did I come out here
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Speaker 1: say the Bulls whore championship contender. Because I watched those games,
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Speaker 1: I knew that a lot of stuff that was going
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Speaker 1: on was not going to really hold itself. Once they win,
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Speaker 1: it gets good teams and then later in that season
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Speaker 1: they start to go against good teams. Oh, seven game
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Speaker 1: loser straight huh. But the front off is these dudes
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Speaker 1: that was in charge looked at that and said, no,
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Speaker 1: it's something there will Everybody else was watching this saying
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Speaker 1: it wasn't. And I think that's one of the weirdest
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Speaker 1: things about being in a position of power like this.
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Speaker 1: Whether it be whether it be sports, whether it be politics,
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Speaker 1: whether it be in the companies, whatever, you have to
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Speaker 1: have some level of the losing. But it gets to
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Speaker 1: the point where the loser gets too crazy. It was
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Speaker 1: only two people in the world. I thought that team
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Speaker 1: was gonna be able to compete, and it was the
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Speaker 1: two people that just got fired. They was delusive enough
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Speaker 1: to think it was real. But you also see other
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Speaker 1: gs be lose new and that to lose and turn
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Speaker 1: into success. So it has to be it has to
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Speaker 1: be a line there. These guys cross that line of
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Speaker 1: that delusion. Tagline better late than never, right, tagline better
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Speaker 1: late than never is the perfect way to describe the
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Speaker 1: Chicago Bulls. We went into a year where we started
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Speaker 1: the season it's one of the youngest teams in basketball.
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Speaker 1: I know it may not feel like that because a
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Speaker 1: Korro's on the second team, joh Skati's on the second team.
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Speaker 1: List goes on and on a lot of our guys
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Speaker 1: were on the second year or second team, but they
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Speaker 1: were all pretty young teams, a pretty young team. We
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Speaker 1: knew that this had to be a year of a pivot.
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Speaker 1: In my mind, these guys should have got fired last
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Speaker 1: offseason so a new guy could come in and look
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Speaker 1: at Kobe White, and look at Ayolasumu, look at whoever Vusevic,
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Speaker 1: look at everybody and be able to maximize the value
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Speaker 1: that was left in those players. Unfortunately, most of those
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Speaker 1: guys on the last year of your deal, so it's
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Speaker 1: hard to maximize give real value for two months of play, right,
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Speaker 1: But they held onto assets way too long, and that
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Speaker 1: has been my biggest gripe with this this leadership group,
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Speaker 1: is that they have they've been very poor in asset management.
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Speaker 1: Two years ago, at the trade that line our Tunis
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Speaker 1: Corny Shows was asked about second round picks. He said,
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Speaker 1: second round picks on whole value over here, that's weird,
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Speaker 1: But I guess I mean every year where we get
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Speaker 1: maybe three second rounders that turn into a ten year
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Speaker 1: NBA player, maybe maybe one second rounder every five years
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Speaker 1: becomes an All Star one day. So I could kind
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Speaker 1: of understand what he's talking about and then we get
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Speaker 1: to this NBA trade that line, and he acted like
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Speaker 1: a second round pick was basically it first. So what shifted?
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Speaker 1: How did you change your mindset? Oh? Did you change
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Speaker 1: your mindset? Because you sold second round picks to start
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Speaker 1: off with, and now you got to convince people that
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Speaker 1: you don't care about those, and now you bought in
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Speaker 1: second round picks this year, so you got to convince
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Speaker 1: people that they're valuable. That's what it's about, the lack
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Speaker 1: of asset management. One of my favorite things a GM
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Speaker 1: can do is look at the core that they have
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Speaker 1: right now and say just not good enough. I don't
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Speaker 1: know how it worked for the Mephis Grizzlies, but Memphis looked
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Speaker 1: themselves in the mirror just last season and say, hm,
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Speaker 1: though we were the two seat a couple of different years,
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Speaker 1: whether it be because of injury or because the league
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Speaker 1: has passed us by, this cour is just not good enough.
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Speaker 1: And they were able to acquire seven first round picks
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Speaker 1: between Desmond bang and Jaron Jackson Junior John Moran. Who
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Speaker 1: knows what's gonna happen with that, But they looked themselves
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Speaker 1: in the mirrors at just not good enough, right, and
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Speaker 1: though we never had the talent that is Jaron Jackson
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Speaker 1: or Desmond Bang Trust, don't we didn't have anybody that
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Speaker 1: would acquire seven first round picks. You couldn't tell me
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Speaker 1: last year Kobe White wasn't getting you at least a
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Speaker 1: lottery protect the first round pick, you know, and you're
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Speaker 1: like Kenny, a lottery protected pick don't mean nothing. I mean,
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Speaker 1: in my mind, it does, right because at the end
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Speaker 1: of the day, there the more shots you have or
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Speaker 1: bites at the apple in the draft, the better your
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Speaker 1: chances are of hitting something good. It's another point of
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Speaker 1: contention with this crew. They did a very poor job drafting.
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Speaker 1: We had our savior year and that was twenty twenty,
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Speaker 1: right twenty hitting on the twenty twenty draft, that is
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Speaker 1: the one that we jumped up to them before, and
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Speaker 1: we eventually drafted Patrick Williams. Patrick Williams is just straight
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Speaker 1: up not an NBA player. Sorry to do it to Pat,
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Speaker 1: because he's always been a very nice guy. Kids a
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Speaker 1: crying in the background, Ignore that. Very nice guy, not
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Speaker 1: an NBA player. Definitely not worried than the fourth overall pick.
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Speaker 1: But that was the time that could have shifted. There's
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Speaker 1: a cross roads. Hit this pick and you're feeling good,
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Speaker 1: or you don't hit this pick because it makes it
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Speaker 1: easier to trade a Zach, to trade Damar, to trade
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Speaker 1: a Voots if that cour is not good enough, if
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Speaker 1: you say, oh, With the fourth pick, we drafted Tyrese Halliburn,
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Speaker 1: who was rumored to go around four, even Denny who
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Speaker 1: fell down and draft to a like number eight. I
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Speaker 1: remember before that draft, I was doing all of my
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Speaker 1: research and I watched Hella Denny film because he was
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Speaker 1: the one that was projected to go for it. Obviously,
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Speaker 1: Denny turned into an All star. Halliburn turned into the
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Speaker 1: number one player on the championship caliber team. So like,
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Speaker 1: that was the time where you had your easy out
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Speaker 1: from that past era. They missed on that draft pick,
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Speaker 1: and now you're just trying to scrounge up these regular
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Speaker 1: season wins that don't mean a damn thing. So I'm
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Speaker 1: happy these guys are go. I'm so happy these guys
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Speaker 1: are going. I was on the same flight Mark Eversley
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Speaker 1: once he was first class. I was walking past that
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Speaker 1: and I was like, if he just knew I don't
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Speaker 1: know him as a person, but if he just knew
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Speaker 1: how much I wanted his job gone. I don't even
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Speaker 1: know if he'd be able to be on the same
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Speaker 1: plane like I walked past him, like you mother, And
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Speaker 1: it's just like, I don't know. The way Ak talked
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Speaker 1: to the media and the fan base like we were
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Speaker 1: stupid made it pissed me off. The next thing is
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Speaker 1: figuring out who is going to make the decision. As
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Speaker 1: I said, I've been here before. I've been here before,
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Speaker 1: and I'm hoping that we get the right guy. There
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Speaker 1: had been rumors about Bob Myers, but I can't, for
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Speaker 1: the life of me figure out if I could see
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Speaker 1: Bob Myers taking this job. You know, I don't. I
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Speaker 1: don't think I could. I couldn't see it. But but boy,
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Speaker 1: Bob was really good at what he did, you know.
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Speaker 1: I think there's a lot of luck involved, obviously when
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Speaker 1: you think about you know, Steph Curry's ankle being what
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Speaker 1: they were, so he got the signe for no money,
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Speaker 1: and then they had the cap spike of twenty sixteen,
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Speaker 1: so they can afford to bring Kevin right for sure.
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Speaker 1: But for the most part, Bob Myers did. He did
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Speaker 1: and built championship level teams and he got out of
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Speaker 1: that championship level teams right before it was time to
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Speaker 1: get out of it, you know what I mean. So
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Speaker 1: there are some rumors about him. I've seen climbing Zach Cleman.
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Speaker 1: We'll see what that's about. But I'm so afraid to
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Speaker 1: bring in a guy with no true experience of being
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Speaker 1: the lead guy, like again ourtoonies, Corny Shovice. He was
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Speaker 1: in Denver, Nikola Yoka. There's a picture of a young
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Speaker 1: Nikola Joki with rtunies Corny Shovice, so like he had
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Speaker 1: experience in front offices, but he ain't had experiences as
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Speaker 1: the point the number one guy. I would be really
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Speaker 1: afraid to find somebody that hasn't had point number one
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Speaker 1: guy experience. But off the top of mind, other than
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Speaker 1: Bob Myers, I can't really think of anybody. Matter of fact,
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Speaker 1: let's do let's do some straight up googles. Hold on, right, roll,
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Speaker 1: I just read a report that's so funny. I'm just
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Speaker 1: showing a Chicago Bulls subwritere. Hold on, let me see
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Speaker 1: if I can see that Casey Johnson, who's my number
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Speaker 1: one source when it comes to Chicago Bulls. The Bulls
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Speaker 1: will running extensive search with CEO Michael Reinsdorf expected to
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Speaker 1: Addresse reporters at some point Tuesday. Rhinestorf Senior advised John Packson,
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Speaker 1: h and Brian Hagen, Paul Pat Cunneley and JJ Polk
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Speaker 1: will work collectively at the top of basketball option and search.
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Speaker 1: The reason why this is sad those are all the
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Speaker 1: people that picked AK. So we're gonna run it back.
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Speaker 1: Just just make sure. And I'm reading through the comments
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Speaker 1: here of people like oh man, YadA, yah YadA, and
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Speaker 1: then I said, I see one right here. They said
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Speaker 1: give it to Kenny Beachell. I am not auditioning for
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Speaker 1: that piece. I've said one hundred of times before. Doing
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Speaker 1: it on this thing is so much different to do
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Speaker 1: it in real life. I would never ever be available
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Speaker 1: to do something like that or be able to. I'm
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Speaker 1: just not that talented. I guess Sean's has got this
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Speaker 1: to The Chicago Wolves want to keep Billy Donovan as
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Speaker 1: the head coach for as long as he wants to
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Speaker 1: remain there. We got a lot of love and respect
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Speaker 1: for Billy d I don't know if and he is.
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Speaker 1: I will say straight up, Billy Donon is a really
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Speaker 1: good coach. Just on a day to day night to
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Speaker 1: night basis, I don't think he should just stick around
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Speaker 1: because he wants to be there. I think that we
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Speaker 1: as the Chicago Bulls when we bring in this new guy,
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Speaker 1: and I'm assuming going towards a different kind of rebuild, right,
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Speaker 1: I don't expect us to be competent next season. I
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Speaker 1: would prefer we have a pretty interesting, younger coach with
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Speaker 1: some cool sets. We get our Will Hardy, we give
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Speaker 1: our Joe Missoula, we get our so on and so forth,
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Speaker 1: our mich Johnson. I mean, I know those guys ain't
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Speaker 1: just growing on trees or nothing, but I like the
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Speaker 1: idea of having a younger coach that can help with
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Speaker 1: the development. One thing about Billy again on a night
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Speaker 1: to night basis, he is very good at coaching the team.
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Speaker 1: I just don't know how great he is at the
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Speaker 1: development park. And we're a developmental team at the end
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Speaker 1: of the day. Yeah, a lot of our pieces aren't
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Speaker 1: great developmental pieces, but we're a developmental team at the
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Speaker 1: end of the day. But I guess, I guess Billy.
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Speaker 1: I had this quote from like two months ago that
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Speaker 1: got misinterpreted that I said that Billy Donovan is the
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Speaker 1: safest man in Chicago since Barack Obama. I didn't mean
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Speaker 1: in the sense that the city loves him. I mean
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Speaker 1: that his the people that are in charge on fire
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Speaker 1: his ass. He is safe. He is so safe in
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Speaker 1: every hood. I mean, like like he just they just
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Speaker 1: give him all the opportunity in the world. So Billy
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Speaker 1: is sticking around, and I mean, I guess that's pretty
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Speaker 1: apparent now that Mike Malone took the unc John because
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Speaker 1: I thought that was that was just meant for Billy
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Speaker 1: Donnovant to be the guy. But I guess not. So
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Speaker 1: let's see if Sham's is right on that one. The
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Speaker 1: last piece, and it probably is the most important piece
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Speaker 1: of it all, is ownership, because yeah, we're really we're
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Speaker 1: really excited to get these guys out the door. Yeah
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Speaker 1: they're gone, but also at the end of the day,
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Speaker 1: the day, this team can only be so good if
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Speaker 1: those people, the Ryan Store family is in charge. So oh,
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Speaker 1: this is a good step. I guess they made the
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Speaker 1: right decision. I don't know how we could ever get
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Speaker 1: back to relevancy if those guys are making the decisions.
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Speaker 1: It just hasn't been you know what I'm saying, It's
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Speaker 1: been too damn long, so I will continue to push
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Speaker 1: to sell the team. Jerry sail the team the Ryan
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Speaker 1: Store family. I said this in the video before for
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Speaker 1: the Dogs barg hold on in my perfect world, right,
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Speaker 1: the NBA is thinking about expansion. They're reporting with seven
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Speaker 1: to ten billion dollars for franchise in Seattle or Las Vegas.
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Speaker 1: My biggest dream is that the Ryan Store family sees
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Speaker 1: that and say, oh my god, imagine what the Chicago
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Speaker 1: Bulls can go for, and they put them on the
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Speaker 1: market and some ownership group that cares about the city,
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Speaker 1: that cares about the fans, that cares more than just
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Speaker 1: winning forty games every single season, takes over the team,
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Speaker 1: and then we can really get back to relevancy. I
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Speaker 1: am Hella jealous of New York Knicks fans because earlier
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Speaker 1: in my life, the Knicks were in the same boat
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Speaker 1: as the Bulls. Well, I guess at that point, the
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Speaker 1: Bulls were at least competent, but they were a big
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Speaker 1: market team that was a laughing stock, and they right
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Speaker 1: at their ship. Whether you believe the Knicks can win
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Speaker 1: a championship or not the season, it's not really relevant.
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Speaker 1: They have a competent team, and like a contending level team,
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Speaker 1: and they have for the last couple of years. They
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Speaker 1: brought in their guy, Leon Rose, and Leon Rose has
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Speaker 1: been able to make the right decisions and they were
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Speaker 1: able to do that actually without mister Dolan selling. But
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Speaker 1: one thing, mister Dolan just has not talked a ton.
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Speaker 1: I don't know when I was a kid. Maybe maybe
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Speaker 1: I'm just like over exaggerating or misremembering the real life
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Speaker 1: of it, but I remember James Dolan ass always talking,
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Speaker 1: always in something. And then nowadays, Yeah, we got a
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Speaker 1: quote that he said that the Knicks should win a championship. Sure,
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Speaker 1: but for the most part it seemed like he been
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Speaker 1: sitting back and being an owner and not being a
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Speaker 1: guy that's got his hands in everything. And I can't
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Speaker 1: help but to think that the Ryansdore family has their
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Speaker 1: hand in every single decision. Right. So, Bob Myers whose number?
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Speaker 1: I literally, I literally have Bob Myers's number as we
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Speaker 1: worked together before. Mate, Should I text Bob and just
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Speaker 1: send him up? The scott the Scotti pippot Hold on,
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Speaker 1: let me say I find this real good, the Scottie
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Speaker 1: pivot thing. Actually, don't did I pause this yet? This
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Speaker 1: is Scottie Pippen and tell a MJ come back after
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Speaker 1: he retired. So I might text at the Bob, but yeah,
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Speaker 1: these are all my initial reactions to everything. I'll be
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Speaker 1: back probably soon, y'all know. When it comes to the Bulls,
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Speaker 1: I make an initial video and then the video twenty
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Speaker 1: four hours later to be like, oh snap, I'm rethinking everything,
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Speaker 1: excited about the future, scared to see who they bring in,
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Speaker 1: and still sell the team. Jerry sell the team.