http://mavericks.scout.com/2/1290709.html
DIRK DONUT 8: On his contract as a recruiting point ...
"Yeah, I have one year on my deal then I'm coming off the books. Obviously if that helps us to be better I'm going to take a pay cut. At that point I'm going to be 36. That's part of the pitch. Cubes and Donnie have to be part of the pitch who have proven over the years what they can do. I think Dallas and the fans here and the sellout streak and the city to live in has to be in the top five in the league. And if not, then we have to have a Plan B.''
This whole quote does not appear to be proper English, especially the last sentence. Therefore, it is hard for me to understand what he is saying "if not" in reference to. If he had said "I think Dallas and the fans here the city to live in has to be in the top five in the league" I think he means the actual city is a top 5 city. But the way it is worded sound like he is trying to say those things need to be top 5 or there needs to be a plan B.
Did anyone catch how this sounded?










