Dan Patrick (5:14)
Just. Just wear a hat. 25. I'd be fine with it, too. You know, it's an air of confidence. Seaton, what about you? Maybe if I started losing my hair, I might get that taken care of. I don't know if that counts as plastic surgery. Yeah, but what do you got? Now you're not losing your hair. You got. You got good moss. Yeah, I don't. I don't really have something that I'm like, man, I would really love to change that, because if I. If I did, I would. Okay. You know, I wouldn't. I wouldn't be like. If I really hated my nose or something, I would just get my nose fixed and be like, yeah, yeah, I got my nose done. No big deal. Mine got broken playing basketball. Yeah. But I don't know. Mine got broken at a concert once. I got kicked in the face. Were you in a mosh pit? I was. It's a great story, actually. As a matter of fact, I was. It was the dropkick Murphy's on St. Patrick's Day. They were playing in, actually, my hometown in New Jersey. And I was right up front at the stage, and I just turned to see where my friend was, and a boot went bang. A big. Doc Martin smashed me right in the nose. And the crowd picked me up and, like, floated me to the, like, more towards the front of the stage so security could grab me. And the lead singer, Al Barr, was, like, singing, and he saw me come in. I was covered with blood, and I could see singing this song, and he's just shaking his head like, oh, no, look at this kid. And he pulled me up on stage, put his arm around me. We sang, like, a line of the song together, and then he pushed me back off the stage. It was one of the coolest moments of my life. True story. Yeah, yeah. He pushed off stage, and then you broke your arm. And that's when I broke my arm. And then. Yeah, then I really had to leave. Yes, Todd. So you got drop kicked at the drop kick Murphy. Yeah. All righty. Okay, let me see. Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo Sports covers the NBA. He'll join us the Final start tomorrow night, and the Stanley cup final starts tonight with the rematch of Edmonton and Florida. I do have the odds this morning. The favorite to be the next Knicks head coach is Michael Malone, who coached Denver. Johnny Bryant did we find. Is he a Cavs assistant coach? I don't know much about Johnny Bryant, but he's got the second best odds. And then a distant third is Jay Wright, along with Mike Budenhoser, Rick Brunson, Jalen Brunson's dad. And Monty Williams is also in there. John Calipari down the list. Danny Hurley is there. Jeff Van Gundy is. Is kind of sneaky, in my opinion. I always liked him as a head coach. He's been an assistant coach for a while. Of course, he was broadcasting for a long time. I have to put Rick Patino on there just because he's Rick Patino and he would take the job in a second. Yes, Todd. Johnny Bryant listed as a Cavs associate head coach. Associate head coach. Okay. All right. But Michael Malone, the. Probably the clubhouse leader right now, but there'll be wide, you know, speculation here. Danny Hurley grew up a Knicks fan. He grew up in Jersey City. That doesn't mean that he's right for the job or he should take the job. I think he still should be in college for a little while longer. You know, he flirted with the Lakers and probably would have taken it, but his wife, I think, talked him off the ledge to say, no, let's. Let's go back home. And I think he made the right decision because he even said to me, I gotta mature a little bit. And you go into the nick every game, you're under the microscope every game. You know, at least with Connecticut, you know, you're not followed by, you know, a large group of. Of, you know, of reporters. I mean, this is. And he's a college guy. Like, his dad was a high school guy, his brother, college guy. But just because you grew up a fan of the Knicks doesn't mean that you're the right guy for that job. Now, could he do it? Sure, he's a great coach. But I just think I go back to Jerry west, and every single loss affected him as a player, as a coach, as a gm. Every single loss. He got to the point where he couldn't watch. He couldn't sit down and watch the. And the Lakers were great. I mean, imagine if he was, you know, watching a really bad team. He's got the Lakers and they're competing and winning championships, but every single loss hurt. And it feels like that's the same way with Danny hurley Now at UConn. You're not losing that many games in the NBA. You're going to lose a few. And when you get into the postseason and then all of a sudden these losses and then people want answers. I mean, UConn, you know, didn't play well this past season, but I don't know how many people are going, danny Hurley is the issue. It was, hey, sometimes that transfer portal gives you gold, sometimes you get lemon, sometimes you get lemonade. And you got a hall pass because he's won a couple of national titles. They're not going to give you that hall pass with the Knicks more than a year. Yeah, Seaton. But it could be partially the same problem with Danny Hurley's season at UConn and the Knicks this year. You brought in the wrong dudes. You brought in a couple of the wrong guys and it messed up the whole season. Well, I don't know if everybody was down on the Carl Anthony town. I mean, I didn't, I wouldn't want him, but I don't know if people looked at that and said, hey, that's the, that's the missing piece here. Yeah, I mean, obviously you made that trade because you were missing something. I just don't want a, a seven foot shooting guard. I, I mean, and, and he's very good offensive player. But in today's NBA, then there are a lot of good offensive players. I mean, how many guys average at least 20 a game now? It's not a big deal. Like, you'll go, oh, wow, he averaged 20. Yeah. You got to get guys who do other things for you. You got to get depth. You got to get guys who are versatile, a guy who can be a spark off the bench. You got to get guys who are going to be, do the, the dirty work. You have to have those guys. And I just don't think the Knicks had enough guys this year. Yes, Marvin.
