LeBron's Unpredictable Moves: Media Influences & Odds

As far as LeBron is concerned, I am in agreement with you. I think this whole thing is really bizarre. This is the first time in a while where, Joe, in the last six months with prediction markets, maybe last year, odds have been moved by media. Joe, this feels like his next destination has been moved by media more than anything that I can remember ever. Dan Levitar does an interview with Pat Riley. The thing on poly market and calci goes to 60%. It's very strange to me because if we've learned anything from LeBron James, it's we've learned to expect the unexpected, Joe. I talked about this on the show yesterday. When you and I were living here in South Florida and he opted to pick Miami and ended up leaving Cleveland, we were stunned at that time. We weren't sure that it was going to be Miami. Then he stunned everybody by leaving Miami and going to Cleveland. Then he stunned everybody by leaving Cleveland and go to L.A. So, look, I don't have any answer to this, but my guess is expect the unexpected. Find a team that you can bet or put a prediction market wager in and pick somewhere else because that's what this guy has done through the years. He's picked somewhere where we didn't expect. That's what I expect to happen. You mentioned him playing on the same court as Giannis. I mean, how about Bam Adebayo too? Like, is there enough balls to go around there on that team for those three? I mean, this is not like Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosch, and LeBron James. So, I'm curious with you. I don't know that we're going to get to anything anytime soon. So, my focus has tended to be baseball here in the last 24, 48 hours because you know and I know and you hit it at the top 40 days from college football. That's true, but we don't hear a ton about training camp in college football. Get ready to get inundated next week with NFL training camp talk and then the Hall of Fame game in less than two weeks, Joe. Kind of crazy here and I'll tell you this and the prediction markets and markets like LeBron James, keep in mind they're completely narrative driven. The market moves depending on the headline of that particular day. So, if you happen to know there's an article coming out about LeBron James maybe in Cleveland. He's about to do an interview or a podcast. I would jump on the Cleveland side of things because the repricing is going to happen. It doesn't matter where it lands. It just matters that you got in at the right price before that next article or headline comes about.