 And as a dad, I know LeBron feels that way. The last thing you want to do is put your kid in a situation where his health is going to come into question. The league does not want to have that hanging over their head. I'll be a legal weasel right now and think like the league. They don't want to have that. They don't want that highlight. They don't want to have that blood on their hands. So I guarantee you he has been given more physicals and cleared to play than anybody else who's ever come into the NBA when it comes to cardiac arrest.