 From all reports, the Los Angeles Clippers were adamant about not giving him that fourth year, not paying him over $60 million when he's 38, and aligning his contract with Kawhi Leonard's, which would be a three-year timeline to extend the 2-1-3 era. So I think it was somewhat expected. It wasn't surprising. I know some people were disappointed they weren't able to trade him to the Golden State Warriors and grab Kaminga, but it sounded like that was never on the table. Ramona Shelbourne reported that after...