 where he would basically cherry-pick the guys to play for him, and he would kind of orchestrate and facilitate all of that. He did that in Cleveland, his second stint there. To some extent, he wanted that power in Miami. Pat Riley didn't give it to him. That's partly why he went back to Cleveland. He's an individual that saw Paul Silas, who was a great coach, the late, great Paul Silas, get fired. Brendan Malone didn't get retained. Mike Brown, who won Coach of the Year with the Cavaliers, he gets fired.