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All right, Saltier. Adam Auslin
in the house, host of Clipper comp

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down the halftime in the postgame show. First, good on you, congratulations

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you called it. You had Kyrie
going to Dallas before anybody did, right

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after Kevin read the report. Dallas
just made too much sense. But we

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talked about it here last Friday.
Thanks for the love, Fred. Yeah,

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you had it. You nailed it
before anybody else even came up with.

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You know, I didn't have him
being the Clippers last night without Luca

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Dante. But so you hit something, missed some Yeah, that's all right.

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So you know you're one, You're
one out of two. Adam,

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Adam God, I'm trying to think
back and trying to remember this much action

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the day of or the eve of
the deadline. Man, it just especially

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the names that we've been thrown out
here. Have you probably you know when

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a move goes down, like what
happened with Kevin Durant, there's that ripple

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effect that it turns into an arm
race in a hurry where everyone feels like

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if you're not getting better, you're
getting worse. Right, And there's a

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new super team in town. And
by the way, I think this could

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work much better than what happened with
the Brooklyn Nets when we all thought it

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was a sure saying that they were
gonna win with him and Kyrie Irving and

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James Harden. Because as much as
Harden has transitioned into more of a playmaker,

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CP three can just do what he's
always been doing and just give it

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up to Booker, give it up
to Kevin Durant, and then find DeAndre

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Eaton for a few lobs here and
there so he can keep everybody happy.

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And if you want to talk about
high degree of difficulty shot makers, they

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don't get much better than Kevin Durant
and Booker out there. It's not just

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three points shooting their mid range assassins. It is going to be extremely difficult

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to beat this squad on paper.
But we all thought the Brooklyn Nets were

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gonna win multiple championships and that never
came to fruition. Okay, but by

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at at the same point, sorry
fit at the same point, did you

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just made Adam where James Harden had
to try to adjust his role and didn't

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work In Brooklyn, Chris Paul doesn't
have to adjust his role and he's been

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doing it and doing his thing,
so given the fact, or just let's

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assume it's a big assumption that they
can stay healthy. They got to be

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the team to beat without question.
Right, Oh yeah, they're kind above.

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But health is a big deal because
not only is Kevin Durant coming off

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a sprained MCL, Devin Booker's coming
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CP three's not getting any younger.
He gets banged up. And they went

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through a stretch without Devin Booker were
they only won five games, and they

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were five and seventeen in a twenty
three games stretch. Now, their last

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eleven games they went nine and two. So they've been up and down this

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season. But yeah, you get
those guys on the court together, nobody

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can match that high end talent.
Okay, So obviously now when you look

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at it, you've got to think
they're the favorites because of the addition of

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Kevin Durant. Both the Clippers and
the Lakers active though trying to position themselves.

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We'll start with the Clippers, that
will move to the Lakers. All

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right, So what do you think
about what the Clippers did? I like

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it. I think they had to
retool their backcourt. It wasn't working.

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There was a log jam there.
It's tough to see a Jackson go.

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It's tough to see Luke Kennard go. John Wall. That experiment wasn't happening,

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and Bones Highland has a ton of
upside to get him for two second

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round picks. He reminds me a
lot of a young Lou Williams who can

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go in and just fill it up
from the outside. He's had seven games

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of twenty points or more so far
this season, and doing that on a

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team with Jamal Murray and Nikolayokich and
Aaron Gordon. That's not easy. But

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defensively, he's been a liability on
that end. His play has been up

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and down, and he was out
of the rotation in just his second season

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with the Denver Nuggets, so it's
looking at a high ceiling with him.

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Eric Gordon still plays at a very
high level bringing him back to the Clippers.

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It's been astounding the way he has
aged. He just went through a

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stretch where he had three straight twenty
point games. Is one of the number

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one options with the Houston Rockets when
the young guys aren't playing well. He's

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very reliable. He's a solid defender. I like that pick up a lot.

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And then Mason Plumbly made too much
sense. I told you guys,

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if there's one thing that to guarantee
at the trade deadline or at least before

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the playoffs come around, the Clippers
had to get better in their front court.

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They had to find another big to
backup of eats the Zoobots, and

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Mason Plumley's coming off one of his
best stretchers where in January he was getting

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sixteen and eleven per game. You
could argue they have the best backup big

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in the league. He's been tremendous. So I think they did very well.

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Whether or not that closed the gap
enough, And really it still comes

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down to Paul George and Kawhi Leonard
peaking at the right time. And last

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night they didn't play well, and
those two had been good. They won

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eight of their last eleven games.
But your superstars have to perform out there.

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But I think what they're looking for
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season long, they've been consistently inconsistent. No matter who's been out there,

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there've been lolls offensively, they've been
lolls on the defensive end. They had

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to do something to shake things up, and this does do that, and

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I think it makes them better today. All right, let's now move to

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the Lakers. I think they are
immeasurably better today than they were yesterday,

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at least on paper. What do
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started. The hotching More trade was
nice. They kind of got the ball

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rolling with that. But bringing in
guys for one first round pick that can

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all play and assist you right now, and one of them is a pretty

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dynamic player in D'Angelo Russell coming back
to the Lakers. Now, there are

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times where he can be a ball
stopper and he can be polarizing because of

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that, and he ISOs a little
bit too much. But you would think

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in this situation where he's looking for
a new contract and that's a decision they're

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going to have to make, he'll
be on his best behavior out there and

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sharing the basketball. But I love
Beasley and what he brings. Three and

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D type of guy out there.
And then Vanderbilt, a really good hustle,

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active rebounder who actually can step out
and shoot a jumper here and there.

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And then Mo Bamba. You gotta
stretch big now that you could throw

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next to Anthony Davis that won't clog
up the paint if you want to play

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that way, and then getting rid
of Thomas Bryant, who wasn't playing much

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defense at all. He had some
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if it's true, and Chris Hayes
reported that he wont to be traded after

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Anthony Davis came back because he was
getting less playing time, it kind of

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had to move him. So I
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Yeah, I think Rob Polinka has
redeemed himself and many fans eyes and a

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saying okay, bet you guys all
kind of me out. And I thought

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they probably had in terms of improvement
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ago whenever they got Hotchi Mora.
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really on paper. And Lebron James
was obviously looking for that. I mean

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that comment that he made post game
after he gets the scoring record, talking

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about, you know, I can
still win multiple championships for any organization,

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I think is the wording there.
You know, they're running into a situation

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where if they don't do anything this
upcoming summer, you never know if Lebron

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James asked out like, that's where
it seemed like things were heading. It

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could get that nasty. Well,
and we can tell you Lebron's out tonight.

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He's got an ankle. He's not
playing against Milwaukee. Broke the record

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the other night. Now a little
sore, so he won't be playing tonight.

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It looked like he was talking about
something on the sidelines. He was

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dinged up in some way. And
now, what are you suggesting a little

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snarky right there? No, I'm
just saying he's just gonna shut it down.

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Now you've got the scoring record,
you're flying. That's all he cared

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about. Even a little snarky with
that comment. Yeah, I'm just saying

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that I'm not playing tonight, that's
all. Okay, who else is not

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playing? Friends? Cerious that you
just may are going to be very depleted

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with all these trades in the works. Well, Ad didn't play much the

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other night. If you watch the
tape, he wasn't doing much. That

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was awkward. He wasn't cheering Lebron
on when he made that shot. That

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was so weird to see that footage
of Anthony Davis sitting down. It looked

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like he was almost pouting, what
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game and then post game given short
answers, what we can do better,

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we can win. That was strange
to see too, so and Russell Westbrook

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got into it with an assistant coach
there, and maybe the vibes were just

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off and they lose a ball game
with Lebron sets the record, so there

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was a lot to sort through.
But yeah, something didn't seem right locker

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room wise. Yeah, going back
to the Clippers, I mean, we

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saw Reggie Jackson have a great run
at the end of the season. That

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what went wrong? What went wrong
that they just had to make a deal

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at him. I think they were
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spot, and Reggie Jackson is a
beloved guy, and like when they had

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to move Lou Williams or felt like
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It may just have been time.
Unfortunately. I think his last play with

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the Clippers ended up being a turnover, and he had great moments for this

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organization that run in twenty twenty one, when, especially when Kawhi went down,

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Reggie Jackson played like a damn All
star. He was awesome in that

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playoff run. But he has some
erratic play out there, and they call

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him Yolo Reggie sometimes with some of
the shots he'll take and at moments,

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you know, turning down giving the
ball up to other guys who are in

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a better position to take a shot. They called him Big Government because he

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would bail him out at times with
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shot clocks. He had the pbn
J bites he was throwing into the crowd.

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He's certainly going to be missed,
but I just think it was time

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and a lot of people saw the
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two up and down with this team
that is trying to win a championship and

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still trying to Right now, all
right, well, how do you sum

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up Russell Wassbrook's tenure with the Lakers? Erratic or maybe predictable in some ways,

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because I think a lot of people
first guessed it. It wasn't something

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where you had to wait to see
the product on the court, and we

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never really got to see them in
a playoff situation where I thought it'd be

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even tougher to have him and Lebron
James out there late in games. The

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fit just wasn't right for Russ,
who needs the ball in his hands a

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lot more, but more importantly,
him not having shooters to defer to.

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That wasn't one of the Lakers' strengths. So when he's driving and kicking it

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out to guys, they're not knocking
them down anyways. They had one of

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the worst three point percentages to start
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They've improved now through the trade deadline. Austin Reeves is coming back. But

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I don't think it was ever a
match made in Heaven by any stretch of

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the imagination. I do think there
could be a good fit between him and

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maybe a team like Chicago or Miami
or the Los Angeles Clippers. I think

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there's less of a chance now.
They brought in Bones Highland and Eric Gordon,

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but there were rumors out there.
He's played with Paul George before,

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and they do have all the shooters
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make Russ more effective in that second
unit. And to his credit, he

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did come off the bench and he
did start playing better at times. Didn't

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have a great stretch over the last
couple of weeks, but you know,

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it was up and down certainly it
was bumpy. You know, we saw

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the Mavericks beat the Clippers without Luca
last night. How do you see that

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working out with Kyrie down there?
I know you called it. Now it's

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a reality. How do you see
that playing out well? On the court.

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You're talking about maybe the most talented
backcourt in the history of basketball,

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with the things both those guys can
do. Luca Dantage, to me,

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is one of the greatest players I've
seen. And he's in what year four

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or five now, I've never seen
anything like him, the phenom he is,

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and you can say he's got some
Harden in him, some Lebron James

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in him. But to do this
and possibly end up being the face of

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the league being a European player,
that would be breaking new ground. And

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he's just so damned talented and skilled. And some people are worried that,

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well, maybe he can't play next
to another superstar out there. We're gonna

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find out, but I think it'll
work offensively on the defensive end, now

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Layton games with those two out there. While Luca's big, he's not a

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very good defender. Kyrie Irving,
you know, he can dig in once

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in a while and played great against
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and surprise some people with his defense. But he's undersized and you can maybe

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pick on both of those guys on
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down to just trying to outscore teams
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do because they still have Christian Wood. They didn't get a lot of defensive

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help. They lost their best defender
and Dorian Finney Smith in the trade to

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bring in Kyrie Irving. But yeah, they're gonna be magical to watch on

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the offensive end. All right,
before we let you go, as everything

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played out today, any deals that
did not grab the headlines that you think

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will make an impact or a difference
difference maker type deals getting crowded to Milwaukee's

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big because Milwaukee's really surgeon right now. They're playing great basketball. They're taking

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on Lakers tonight and then the Clippers
tomorrow. But another three in d wing

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to help out a team that is
one year removed from winning the championship.

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That's big, and they're still waiting
to remember for Chris Middleton to recover from

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his injuries. He's been coming off
the bench. Still he's not in true

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form, yet they can still get
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Denver didn't do more. You know, they bring in Thomas Bryant. That's

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an okay move, I think,
but they lose Bones Highland and then a

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team in Toronto. They didn't end
up trading Ocean and Obi or Fred Vanvley.

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That was very surprising that they stood
pat or team like Chicago who had

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a chance to maybe blow things up. They're not really going anywhere. They're

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keeping Zach Lavine. They still have
Demard Rosen. So there were some non

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moves out there that I thought certainly
would have made that weren't, especially with

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Toronto. But the rumor was they
wanted Terrence man in a first round pick

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for Fred VanVleet from the Clippers.
That was out there, so they were

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playing hardball. But yeah, I
think the Milwaukee Bucks got better. But

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the headline is still the Phoenix Suns. Everybody's gonna be chasing them, Chase

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the Sun. It's gonna be like
that right now. Once we see them

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all out there on the court,
I do think they're gonna be devastating.

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But we've seen this before where super
teams don't always work out so it'll be

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interesting. But this was a team
that was after Kevin Durant in August.

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He wanted to come there, so
it wasn't a surprise. It was still

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shocking. But I brought this up
with you guys last Friday. The other

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shooter drop could be Kevin Durant wanting
out of Brooklyn now because he doesn't want

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to stay there. And even with
Cam Thomas having three straight games of scoring

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forty points for Brooklyn out of nowhere, you thought that would have sold him

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on Stag and they picked up some
nice pieces. And the what if now

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is if they knew they were going
to trade Kevin Durant all along, and

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I'm guessing they didn't. But if
they had known, wouldn't they have taken

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the two first round picks from the
Lakers for Kyrie Irving? Wouldn't they have

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made that move because they're going into
a hard rebuild now because at first they

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brought in guys that they could help
Kevin Durant win now still and still be

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competitive now it's over. I wonder
if that would have happened, the Lakers

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could have had Kyrie. I think
of the time, it was just a

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little bit different clippers and bucks.
Tomorrow you'll hear it here on the radio

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station. Addem. You got the
pregame at six thirty, right, I

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got say six thirty. Friend,
there you go, saltya adam alsome to

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appreciate you hanging out. All I
love you, guess all right, love you