All the way, no. Rebound New York. And this is flying with the other hand. Larry Johnson is one of them. Here we go. Hopefully in the morning, have out his own. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. And both of those guys will not play in game five. I guarantee you that. Van Gumbe out. I don't know if it was all that I took a seat. Nick's key 98 when our guy Jeff, JVG gets in there. Grabbed and I loved it because it was morning in LJ. It was a two former Hornets. It's like the dying seconds of the game. And LJ is not taking his crap anymore. And there's our guy Jeff Van Gumbe in the mix, man. In the mix. In the mix. And what is that? Connecting. Neither guy connecting. It's Van Gumbe connecting. Yeah. I mean, look, none of these fights had good techniques. Let's be honest. If you want to see bad fights, you go watch an NBA fight. Most, and if you ever want to see it, it's amazing to me when you watch NBA players hit the bag, how uncoordinated they are. It's like they're so talented, they're so athletic. And then you see them put on boxing gloves. And I was like, what, how are you so stiff? It's amazing. And then conversely, you ever see an MMA fighter try to play basketball. And it's comical as well. But that one to me was just so memorable. Plus, it also brings back good memories. 98 was a great run for us because we were the 7C. We don't thought that we'd be able to beat the heat. The two seed. And then of course, 99, 8C. They're the ones seed. But I just love why we will always defend Jeff is because that right there, right? He was a true New Yorker. He got him and makes he defended his guys to the death. He fought for them on the court, all to court, everything, man. That was my coach. Even when we made the tip of the high, I said, let's talk to Jeff. Jeff was my first choice. Not going to lie. Jeff was my first choice. I don't blame him. For that reason, man. It's for that a lot of people say, oh, well, you left him high and dry. When he just walked away, I said, look, man, he was losing all his hair. Look at all the stress. Yes. He couldn't deal with it. I used to love those post-game scrums where he's drinking the die coke. Yeah. But the massive bags under his eyes. And you could just see the hair disappearing. But he was just, oh, I wanted to like this rabbit hole recently where I was trying to find the press conference or the scrum when he resigned. I couldn't find it. But then stumbled upon the day he was hired against Philly. Remember the first game where they got blown out? Yeah. And then they ended up eating the 72 and 10 bulls on the Sunday afternoon on NBC. And it's just amazing to go back and watch some of those clips of young Jeff and MSG with Johnny Hoops and Marv Albert and all this stuff, man. The memories that it gives me, like, very few things make me happier than trying to relive those times. Cheers.