00:00He has got to go.
00:01He's got to go.
00:02He's got to take care of his family.
00:03This is life-changing money.
00:05I know he'll always be loved here in New York if, in fact, this is the way it goes down.
00:10But we're going to find out relatively soon.
00:12Yeah, I mean, if that is the loss of the offseason and the only real loss of the offseason,
00:17then I think that's a win.
00:19It was always going to be very difficult to keep everybody.
00:22I mean, this certainly wasn't like the last year of the Chicago Bulls where everything
00:27was dismantled, and, you know, you see some of these teams that get to a point where
00:32they can't stay together, and it's not that at all.
00:35I mean, this is going to be one piece of a team, a championship team that may not be here,
00:39and maybe there's a chance that he does stay.
00:42But, you know, he's also a guy, too, that, I mean, I don't want to point out the negatives
00:48with him, but the fact of the matter is when you're a general manager and you're getting
00:53to a certain point in paying a guy, you've got to think about some of the negatives.
00:56And, yeah, he still is injury prone.
00:58He still went through a lot of weirdness at the end of the year.
01:01We still don't know how he ended up breaking his hand.
01:05The free throw shooting is a disaster to the point where other coaches were strategizing
01:11against him.
01:11So there are some things there where you go, we'd love to have him back, but we'd love
01:16to have him back at this number.
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