All right, right.

Let's start off with this shove of Kyle Lowry.

Now you played before.

You've had situations where fans have come a little bit up close and personal, possibly crossing the line.

I want people to understand what is it like as a player in those situations, when you feel fans coming into your personal space, it's tough because you got to show incredible restraint.

You're fired up from the game.

You're competing at the highest level literally.

And in the n b A finals, it doesn't get any higher.

And when the fans are taking it, they've taken it one step too far.

See, some fans have this mindset that they haven't just bought a ticket to the game.

They bought a player.

They bought a stake.

They have some bit of Well, I know this was a minority owner, but he didn't have ownership within the game to do what he had done.

And it's a common behavior even behind what we saw yesterday.

Is there a line in your mind?

Is it touching?

Is it something else is absolutely aligned when you touch me in a derogatory manner.

Physical.

See, there was a difference.

Let's say Kyle dives into the stands and he just puts his hands up to protect him or his significant other.

A friend who was at the game with him perfectly when is within his rights.

But then he gets aggressive.

He physically grabbed his jersey, and there's derogatory words that were said.

Now look at the flip side, right.

If Karl Ari assaults this fan after being provoked in a in a moment of, you know, emotional frustration done, we jump all over car way would jump right, be done.

I don't even know if he'd be playing the rest of the series.

So, looking at that, what do you the N B A.

Always says the right things, and I'm not knocking them, but they've said, Look, we're looking into this.

There's an investigation.

The Warriors are saying There's no place for this.

I get all of that.

What do you want to see happen?

Because this has come up time and again came up with Russell Westbrook.

Things happen to Bradley Beal earlier this year.

What do you want to see the n B A do about?

We got a slavish lines, and maybe the provision says, Right now, on the back of your ticket, there's a disclaimer for the fans that say, Hey, you're within your rights to do X, Y and Z you know, watch your language, watch your behavior.

There's a code of conduct there.

Maybe that needs to be reinforced.

Maybe it needs to be louder than on the ticket.

Maybe there's a waiver that you signed before you sit in the first or second rose to make fans even more cognitive off their interactions with players with teams.

And you wonder how long you put a guy like Mark Stevens, bar owner here.

How do you say he's out for the Siri's?

It seems like they're saying he's not gonna attend, but you wonder if that extends beyond that.