so do we have to look at sam hinkie and say this is his issue too. >> sure, yes. think to eliot's point earlier, they lost 17 games to open the season last year. nobody beat up any fans. nobody drove 100 miles an hour. can't be an excuse for that, you know? so i think it's part of it. i think sam hinkie has to be responsible just because he's not talking about it i don't think means he's not address theing it. >> the other thing if you're going to build with these top picks, if you're obviously try to get these, you have to get them right. whenever anything looks like it's going wrong people are going to pound, jahlil has this; correct, jahlil still having a good year statistically on the court he's been a good player, when you invest so much, every little small thing that goes wrong is going to get magnified. >> but going into tonight they've lost 27 games in a row getting back to last season. this could be the worse season ever. >> it's just. >> mind blowing? i think the process -- he says it actually, it doesn't matter. it's ball -- and brett brown sitter befor

it's one thing for the gm sam hinkie to be invisible and not explain a plan that is failing miserablyach ownership or the ceo what you are doing is totally dysfunction al. here is a team that is only the third team in inform ba history to lose at least the first seven games fortlet straight seasons now it gets better. the ceo and the spin doctor of this horrible franchise scott o'neill comes off after sis pose yum with the leaders of the pro teams and demeans media who asks where is this team going and the total lack of improvement? he wales on the question with i'm the smart test by guy in the room type moment quoting o'neill are you guides guys kid mowing. when people say you're set back, you're too slow, have you guys lost your bleeping minds. he didn't use the wore bleeping. obviously the word bleeping replaces another word used. who the hell is scott o'neill to go after others when this team is a disgrace? when the team is not getting better. when the team takes fans money for product that is not nba caliber. the exam of telling the fans to trust the process. the process and the