William Wesley

I love that trade.

Uh, Worldwide Wes dropping a $5 Super Chat, says, "Just traded away Neighbors, Mason, Manungai for A-Chan and London and $20 Fab." That's a fantastic move as well.

Nice job on that.

Smitty approved.

Uh, but Money Man's waiting.

We got Wes is...

Ev- everyone loves Wes.

[upbeat music] Hussaini's, uh, 420 Man's got a really, really cool one.

But Kiko, you're in danger of getting one of those bad- my bad boy friend, uh, named Kiko.

KWM, who had this question right here, "Want to make a move for a running...

QB or a wide receiver." Thank you for your Super Chat.

Uh, Worldwide Wes, uh, found out a trade offer was sent to me, and I don't think I hit the Wes button.

But you need to meet him because he's a game changer.

He's gonna make this happen." You know what that reminds me of? Uh, Worldwide Wes.

Thank you.

That's my uncle, Worldwide Wes.

You gotta think about this.

Unc put me in rooms that's unimaginable.

He's gonna make this happen."

You know what that reminds me of? Uh, Worldwide Wes.

Thank you.

That's my uncle, Worldwide Wes.

You gotta think about this.

Unc put me in rooms that's unimaginable.

But I wanted to like, we're talking to the hockey dad, right? So I'm trying to make this more convincing.

So I looked for academic research and the earliest work of sociology I could find was from like 1956, I think, by the sociologist William Wesley.

And he came up with this concept that later other academics started to call the blue curtains.

It's this idea, right? Like cops don't rat out other cops.

For 10 years

... and, and for, and all those mishaps from Phil Jackson, the Worldwide Wes, and his issues on how he's dealing with, like, uh, w- how he dealt with Spike Lee.

Spike Lee, yeah.

Remember he dealt with Spike Lee getting in the game?

It was a big deal.

We went with Worldwide Wes and Leon Rose.

Do you know who Leon Rose is?

I don't know who Leon Rose is.

So I want thank Dolan for that.

And some people have surmised that maybe part of the reason why he, you know, he kept his hands out of the cookie jar, so to speak, and allowed Leon Rosen and, and Worldwide Wes to do their job was because he was focused on this big project out in Las Vegas.

And so, um, yeah, Knick fans are happy.

Dolan has obviously, you know, not had the best track record.