I caught some the Paxon interview but had to step away for a call. I thought an unplugged segment was going to go out over the internet stream until 12.30pm. Did Silvy piss off Pax enough that he walked out?

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Damn. i missed the whole thing. I hope there's a podcast of this to be heard.

Maybe the problem was isolated to me but my feed of espn1000 online was streaming Mike Tirico at 12.12pm
Thumbs down if someone forgot to flip a switch

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I know this horse has been beaten a few times but....

I agree with Silvy's point during the interview that A. Griffin shouldn't be the leader of the team, if nothing else because he's basically the 12th man. Pax's response (although quite funny) was inappropriate: "Silvy, did you ever play team sports?"

That has nothing to do with it - Griffin may be the nicest, funniest, most polite, most professional guy in the locker room (which is what Pax was hinting at when he described Griffin's leadership), but if he gets out on the court and can't slap his own ass with two hands, then he shouldn't assume the role of team leader and be responsible for disciplining other players. And if he ends up being the leader of the team, then this team is in real bad shape, charecter-wise.....

Paxson later stated that every team in every sport has a natural "pecking order" that forms in their locker room, using his playing days with Jordan & Pippen as an example. Let me get this straight - the "pecking order" looks like this at the top of the current Bulls roster:
#1 = A. Griffin
#2-12 = rest of team?

Yeah, John, I did, and I sucked too, no one wanted to listen to me