00:00To keep the conversation going, people are going to go, you know,
00:04they're going to jump from era to era.
00:05Like J.J. Reddick earlier this year, you know,
00:08he said that, you know, they were playing with plumbers and firemen back in the
00:1260s and the 70s.
00:14What, plumbers and firemen?
00:17No.
00:17No, 50s.
00:19No.
00:20In the 50s.
00:2150s and 60s.
00:22No, I think he even talked about the 70s.
00:25No.
00:26Because I'll just, I'll get, yeah.
00:30I'll give you this example.
00:31I'll give you this example.
00:34I'll give you this example.
00:36What if we condense 30 NBA teams down to 15?
00:42I got the same argument.
00:44That means now you're going to have all that talent on every team.
00:48So if you're telling me the fact that Bill Russell and all of them only had 12
00:53to 15 teams they played against, well, that was the best of the best on every
00:56team.
00:57Yep.
00:57Like, so, you got to respect that.
01:01Yep.
01:01Yeah, you got to respect that.
01:02That's why the Celtics were able to dominate, because their best of the best was
01:07beating everybody else's best of the best.
01:09Yep.
01:10You know?
01:10Exactly.
01:10So, that's just the way I look at it.
01:12So, that's just the way I look at it.
01:12So, that's just the way I look at it.
