Speaker 1: You're in the Zone with Brandon Kravis and Tyler Carroll
Speaker 1: on FM ninety six nine. A Jack.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, all right, I'm about to go on our
Speaker 2: rent here this text just you know that meme where
Speaker 2: the guy where the little uh the yellow, little yellow
Speaker 2: face his head is exploding. Yep, that was me reading this. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is this says this is five O eight five seven.
Speaker 2: We welcome all feedback and if we don't like what
Speaker 2: you text them, we will yell at you. Was hoping
Speaker 2: that the aggressiveness from the trade would have carried over
Speaker 2: into the draft. Nope, same old Magic we see at
Speaker 2: draft time. Hope Jace likes it in Osceola County. I'll
Speaker 2: start with the nice part. Jace Mike play in Otiola.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. Maybe that's where he spends his
Speaker 2: time next year. So would you have preferred then if
Speaker 2: the Magic would have waited until Draft night to trade
Speaker 2: the sixteenth overall pick as part of the package to
Speaker 2: land Desmond Band, Would that have made you feel like
Speaker 2: the Magic were being aggressive on draft night? Do you
Speaker 2: realize in your thick skull that it's the exact same
Speaker 2: thing they did make a Draft night trade they just
Speaker 2: did it two weeks before the draft. It's the same result.
Speaker 2: It's all about perception. They traded their better pick to
Speaker 2: make ready an aggressive move to get better that did happen.
Speaker 2: How dense can people be? You just want to complain,
Speaker 2: Just admit it to yourself, stand in front of the
Speaker 2: mirror and say, hi, self, I like to complain. The end,
Speaker 2: thank you for listening. I'll take the back of the text.
Speaker 1: Their just a little bit here because you made great
Speaker 1: points that the Magic were aggressive on Draft night. It
Speaker 1: just came a couple weeks prior when trading the putting
Speaker 1: that sixteenth pick in a trade to obtain an all
Speaker 1: star caliber player in Desmond Bane. If that would have
Speaker 1: happened on Draft night, it probably wouldn't have mattered who
Speaker 1: the Magic took at twenty five, because that wouldn't be
Speaker 1: even what would be remotely talked about. However, with that
Speaker 1: twenty fifth pick, I think you can argue that the
Speaker 1: Magic weren't necessarily as aggressive into the win Now as
Speaker 1: what they could have been. So the players that I
Speaker 1: think fit the win now mold the best at the
Speaker 1: guard position were off the board at that point.
Speaker 2: So if you're.
Speaker 1: Looking to go guard, and you are set on guard
Speaker 1: at twenty five, then that was the best player available.
Speaker 2: That was the best choice.
Speaker 1: But then you do have some of the other guys,
Speaker 1: some of the other Thie guys that I think are
Speaker 1: more win now impacts now players and Maxim Reno in
Speaker 1: Rasher Fleming, those guys are more of a finished NBA
Speaker 1: product where you see the result of what they are
Speaker 1: going to be sooner than what I think you'll get
Speaker 1: from Jace Richardson. So to the Texter's point, I think
Speaker 1: that's an area that you can look. However, to say
Speaker 1: that they weren't aggressive on draft night, it's really difficult
Speaker 1: to be aggressive with the twenty fifth pick. That's also
Speaker 1: a factor in this as well. And the aggressiveness came
Speaker 1: in a trade that went down.
Speaker 2: Two weeks ago. You will be breaking down the trades
Speaker 2: that went down in the first round. We're going to
Speaker 2: give you some reactions to what other teams did and
Speaker 2: where other players fell right now. In this segment, we're
Speaker 2: going to do a bit of a trade recap during
Speaker 2: our first four things, so we'll have this covered in
Speaker 2: all different directions. But correct me if I'm wrong about this.
Speaker 2: Did a single team of the thirty that occupy the
Speaker 2: National Basketball Association, Did any of them make a trade
Speaker 2: last night? Of the many that went down that involved
Speaker 2: a player that is currently in the NBA? I was
Speaker 2: the Mark Williams move, wasn't Did that involve one? Did
Speaker 2: that involve a draft pick?
Speaker 1: Or did that just go along during the I think
Speaker 1: it involved a draft pick, but I think Mark Williams
Speaker 1: was the only one I believe right.
Speaker 2: So, and then the rest were draft picks because that's
Speaker 2: how that goes. Players aren't dealt on draft night. We
Speaker 2: just don't really see that. So I don't even know
Speaker 2: what you're asking for you and I don't know what
Speaker 2: you're asking for in the present, and you're completely neglecting
Speaker 2: the fact that what you're asking for already happened. Just
Speaker 2: crazy to me. Somebody else said, you guys and Metcalf,
Speaker 2: who was our guest yesterday, are selling me on Jase TJ.
Speaker 2: McConnell did a great job on SGA in Game seven
Speaker 2: when they isolated him. Drew Holliday is a perfect example
Speaker 2: of a pesky defender of a guy at any size,
Speaker 2: and Jay I will have his back on the second unit.
Speaker 2: Drew Holliday is one of the best on ball guard
Speaker 2: defenders in the NBA. So I'm not willing to go
Speaker 2: that far, but if you can be that in spurts,
Speaker 2: than great.
Speaker 1: I did look up the measurables. Drew Holliday two inches
Speaker 1: taller his wingspan. That is one positive thing about Jase
Speaker 1: is the positive wingspan. He's six to one, almost six
Speaker 1: to two. Does have a six to six wingspan. That's
Speaker 1: a promising sign for a defender. Drew Holliday was a
Speaker 1: couple inches taller, his wingspan was a couple inches longer,
Speaker 1: and he was twenty pounds heavier coming into the draft
Speaker 1: than what Jace Richardson is. So maybe we can draw
Speaker 1: some comparisons. Because Drew Holliday is a finished product at
Speaker 1: this point. You have to look back to what was
Speaker 1: he ten years ago coming into the league. That's what
Speaker 1: he was, so he already had the tools the size
Speaker 1: to be a better defender.
Speaker 2: But there could be those type of moments, where did
Speaker 2: Drew Holliday go to college UCLA? I do not remember
Speaker 2: him playing in college. I only Rember Drew Holliday, the
Speaker 2: NBA player.
Speaker 1: Vague memories of Drew Holiday in the in the Bruins jersey,
Speaker 1: shaved head or short short hair, nothing long like he
Speaker 1: has now sold baby face Drew Holiday and if I
Speaker 1: recall coming out, it was a good on ball to
Speaker 1: score who defends like hell.
Speaker 2: And that's about what he's turned into in the NBA.
Speaker 2: So the first four picks went as expected, Cooper Flagg,
Speaker 2: Dylan Harper, vj Edgecombe, con K Nipple, and then the
Speaker 2: fifth pick is when the chaos started, Ace Bailey getting
Speaker 2: selected by the Utah Jazz, when all of the reports
Speaker 2: that were coming out said the Ace Bailey had stuck
Speaker 2: his nose up at the entire draft process, and perhaps
Speaker 2: the team that was the most bothered by that was
Speaker 2: the Utah Jazz and they were totally hands off. That's
Speaker 2: what I was hearing from the various outlets that I
Speaker 2: do research on, and they said, screw it or taking
Speaker 2: him anyway. Most talented player on the board. This is
Speaker 2: probably a guy that if he had put his best
Speaker 2: foot forward, apps could have gone two, definitely could have
Speaker 2: gone three, and instead you get him at five. That's
Speaker 2: incredible value. If you believe this guy is going to
Speaker 2: play for you. I happen to think he's never going
Speaker 2: to play basketball for the Utah Jazz. I think they
Speaker 2: are going to move him. I think they did this
Speaker 2: was with a purpose. I think it's very intelligent what
Speaker 2: the Utah Jazz did. Hey, we have Ace Bailey, now,
Speaker 2: I bet you all want him, and then dangle him
Speaker 2: as they look to turn the page and becoming a
Speaker 2: winning franchise again. There's a team in the Northeast that
Speaker 2: has said very loudly with a megaphone, we are not
Speaker 2: interested in winning anymore, and it's the Boston Celtics. Wouldn't
Speaker 2: it make just so much sense for Jalen Brown to
Speaker 2: go to the Utah Jazz and Ace Bailey go to
Speaker 2: the Boston Celtics, and then when Jason Tatum comes back
Speaker 2: in a year, he looks around like Will Smith in
Speaker 2: the empty room, going where are these people? And I
Speaker 2: think it would make a lot of sense. Ace Bailey
Speaker 2: has the upside of Tracy McGrady offensively, and the Boston
Speaker 2: Celtics are turning over a new leaf. The Jazz want
Speaker 2: to take themselves seriously. Ace Bailey doesn't want to play
Speaker 2: in Utah. It just makes perfect sense to me. So
Speaker 2: if they can find a way to make the money work,
Speaker 2: that's my prediction that Ace Bailey is gonna end up
Speaker 2: playing for the Celtics and he will never play for
Speaker 2: the Utah Jazz. I won't count it out, but my
Speaker 2: question would be, why wasn't it done already? What what's
Speaker 2: holding I mean, the cs I thought we were gonna
Speaker 2: see it last night. That's how That's how confident I
Speaker 2: am that it's gonna go down this way. But you know,
Speaker 2: these things get they get hung up in legal something
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 1: It could I mean, if there's no rush on it,
Speaker 1: very well could be. I think the other angle of
Speaker 1: this all is if Utah selected Ace Bailey with the promise,
Speaker 1: the handshake, the wink wink, whatever it is, that they
Speaker 1: are in the works to trade him to Boston.
Speaker 2: Boston can just kidding. At any moment, they can.
Speaker 1: Say where where, where where, we don't want we don't
Speaker 1: want any part of that, and then Utah is well
Speaker 1: to say that you're stuck with Ace Bailey is quite
Speaker 1: the statement. But at that point it's okay. You have
Speaker 1: a player that didn't want to play for you drafted.
Speaker 2: Him with the intent to move him.
Speaker 1: Now you've got to try to find a different trade
Speaker 1: partner that you still get a great return on like
Speaker 1: a Jalen Brown caliber of player.
Speaker 2: So I think that we see Ace Bailey suit up
Speaker 2: in Utah. It is clunky. Oh my goodness that that
Speaker 2: depth chart, that rotation.
Speaker 1: They just drafted Cody Williams last year who plays a
Speaker 1: similar position. Taylor Hendrix is more of a forward whereas
Speaker 1: a more of a guard. But you've got a lot
Speaker 1: of guys in Utah right now that are young, that
Speaker 1: still have a lot to prove, and that are going
Speaker 1: to be fighting with each other every day just to
Speaker 1: see the court for a twenty win ball club, and
Speaker 1: it is going to be fascinating up Itsil Lake. And
Speaker 1: before we move off of the Jazz completely, they also
Speaker 1: made a trade with the Washington Wizards at eighteen and
Speaker 1: are the team that ultimately selected Walter Clayton Junior. So
Speaker 1: we're gonna see old Walt play for these mysterious Utah
Speaker 1: Jazz next season as well.
Speaker 2: So I think a big win for the Jazz last night.
Speaker 2: They got a proven player in Walter Clayton Jr. And
Speaker 2: they have a trade piece that they can now dangle
Speaker 2: to the Northeast and say you want to hear this
Speaker 2: is where he wants to be. Give us stuff we
Speaker 2: want stuff. I think it's really smart what they did
Speaker 2: elsewhere in the draft, and just sort of combing through
Speaker 2: some of the reactions. I have a notepad full of notes,
Speaker 2: so this could be a jumbled mess, but we'll figure
Speaker 2: it out as we go along. I'm sure that you're
Speaker 2: the same. Come on, Mala Watch as somebody that you
Speaker 2: really sold me on in the process. Him going to
Speaker 2: Phoenix makes a lot of sense because they have nothing
Speaker 2: but guards and they needed somebody with some size. I
Speaker 2: love the emotion that he saw that we saw from
Speaker 2: him when he was drafted. It was the exact opposite
Speaker 2: reaction of what you saw from Ace Bailey, who looked
Speaker 2: genuinely pissed off that he was drafted by the Jazz
Speaker 2: and did not hide it. And Malawatch was just over
Speaker 2: the moon. Meant the world to him, and I think
Speaker 2: he's a perfect fit in Phoenix, so I'll start there.
Speaker 2: I thought that was one of the better picks inside
Speaker 2: of the top ten, just fit wise.
Speaker 1: Really like the pick. He is a top ten player
Speaker 1: in this draft. What was curious and questioning is that
Speaker 1: you trade for Mark Williams the same night you go
Speaker 1: from having no centers. Nick Richards being your starting centers
Speaker 1: to here are two young, good centers that you can
Speaker 1: plot in as you're starting five for the next ten years.
Speaker 1: Generally not a move that you see. The other interesting angle,
Speaker 1: Nick Richards was dealt to Phoenix last year from Charlotte.
Speaker 2: Kind of unconnected.
Speaker 1: You now recenters that played basketball last year in the
Speaker 1: state of North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Come on, Mama, watch.
Speaker 1: At duke Mark Williams, who was with the Hornets, and
Speaker 1: Nick Richards who started with Charlotte.
Speaker 2: It just kind of fascinating. Yeah, the Mark Williams trade
Speaker 2: is sort of odd in all of this. Now you're
Speaker 2: gonna break down the trade details. But Derrek Queen going
Speaker 2: to New Orleans was just based on his build. Was
Speaker 2: the one place I said, this man cannot land in
Speaker 2: New Orleans, and there he is. So they get Derek Queen,
Speaker 2: who hilariously updated his LinkedIn profile. Thank you for sharing
Speaker 2: that with me in the pre show. And they also
Speaker 2: drafted Jeremiah Fears at seven and his number in the
Speaker 2: New Orleans. How cool is this is zero zero Fears
Speaker 2: is going to sell like hotcakes in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Speaker 2: I believe that's what he was at Oklahoma as well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's I mean, that's just brilliant marketing. Yeah, he could
Speaker 2: be a late second round pick that Jersey would still
Speaker 2: sell because of the you know the phrasing there. But
Speaker 2: he's also the top ten pick. So how do you
Speaker 2: think New Orleans did in the draft outside of the
Speaker 2: fact that they gave up a future unprotected pick.
Speaker 1: I think that getting there's really good value of getting
Speaker 1: Derek Queen at thirteen.
Speaker 2: The trade moves.
Speaker 1: By New Orleans will dive more into that they're getting
Speaker 1: a lot of heat for the trades that they made
Speaker 1: last night. But you look at this roster, so you
Speaker 1: go and get your point guard at seven and Jeremiah Fears.
Speaker 1: You have de Johntay Murray that'll be returning from injury.
Speaker 1: You made the move to acquire Jordan Poole just a
Speaker 1: couple of days ago. You still do have Jordan Hawkins,
Speaker 1: who was a lottery pick a couple of years ago,
Speaker 1: has shown some signs that he can be a solid
Speaker 1: backup shooting guard in this league and even on his
Speaker 1: rookie contract. So you're looking at some of the other
Speaker 1: options at that point. This was where you saw kind
Speaker 1: of the hole in guard play. You add Jegor Demon
Speaker 1: taken eight to to the nets. The next guard point
Speaker 1: guard really that you saw taken was Walter Clayton junior
Speaker 1: at eighteen. So this was the time where it was
Speaker 1: a lot of bigs. It was a lot of wings.
Speaker 1: Cedric Coward fitting into the mix, but even he wasn't
Speaker 1: available for the Pelicans at thirteen. So at that point,
Speaker 1: with what is available, you don't want to go and
Speaker 1: get Thomas Sorber. Very similar to Eves Mecie. That a
Speaker 1: promising rookie season last year. I think you feel pretty
Speaker 1: good about Eve's kind of playing that starting five and
Speaker 1: adding and not having just a copy and pace in
Speaker 1: that second group. Carter Brian, it's too much unproven. New
Speaker 1: Orleans is in more of a win now situation. Yang
Speaker 1: Hansen was the surprise of the first round. We'll get
Speaker 1: to that in a moment. Yan Baron Jay an unfinished product.
Speaker 1: So when he looked at what was available, even if
Speaker 1: the fit isn't great, one thing that you know is
Speaker 1: Derek Queen can be a leader of the second group
Speaker 1: in scoring and rebounds and facilitating along with Jeremiah Fears,
Speaker 1: and I think that's something that New Orleans is pretty
Speaker 1: interested in and if Zion goes out, which we figure
Speaker 1: will happen at some point in the year. I think
Speaker 1: that he's a guy that a push comes to shove,
Speaker 1: and depending on the health of some of the other
Speaker 1: guys that they have in New Orleans, you feel okay
Speaker 1: sticking Derek Queen out there in the starting five as
Speaker 1: a power forward with the rim protector in the defensive
Speaker 1: anchor leaves me Sie playing right beside him.
Speaker 2: He is kind of They're different stylistically because Zion is
Speaker 2: a much more vertical player and it seems like Queen
Speaker 2: is a little bit more crafty, better shooter. He's pretty horizontal, right,
Speaker 2: He's not dunking over anybody. But in some ways they
Speaker 2: are very similar in their build and they would if
Speaker 2: you have to replace one for the other, I guess
Speaker 2: you could do worse than that. Okay, we have to
Speaker 2: talk about the Nets because they made four first round
Speaker 2: picks last night and they make five. They made five.
Speaker 2: It was a record setting first team in WBA history.
Speaker 2: To see that. This is the mistake that I made.
Speaker 2: As I went to the team's tab, I know they
Speaker 2: had five first round picks, and then I went to
Speaker 2: the teams tab under Brooklyn, and it only has four
Speaker 2: players listed because they because it doesn't have the trade
Speaker 2: with for Drake Powell in there, so that Drake Powell
Speaker 2: is the one that I was missing from the list
Speaker 2: that was in front of me. But they made five
Speaker 2: picks Drake Powell out of UNC, a Goor Demon out
Speaker 2: of BYU, Nolan Trey Ore out of France, Ben Sarah
Speaker 2: out of Israel, and Danny Wolf out of Michigan. It
Speaker 2: feels it feels random. I but I'll rely on you
Speaker 2: for this. This feels like they had five first round picks.
Speaker 2: To me, it kind of feels like if you had
Speaker 2: to judge it based on did they crush it or
Speaker 2: did they waste it? It kind of feels like they
Speaker 2: wasted the opportunity drafting a lot of the same players. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think it's what mindset do you want to break
Speaker 2: this down in? Because when you have five first round picks,
Speaker 2: you can go with one of two options. You can
Speaker 2: a build out a starting five or what holes does
Speaker 2: your team have?
Speaker 1: And with Brooklyn it's pretty much everything. You can't draft
Speaker 1: the wrong player. If they have one draft pick, you
Speaker 1: can go in any direction. You have pretty good case
Speaker 1: for it. So you can build out a starting five
Speaker 1: of trying to balance it out position by position by position.
Speaker 2: Which is I think that's the move that I would make.
Speaker 1: So here's what I'll say, first round draft picks, and
Speaker 1: they add three from nineteen to twenty six, yes, and
Speaker 1: Drey Ora and nineteen twenty seven rather that was their
Speaker 1: last first round pick where they got Danny Wolf Ben
Speaker 1: Saraf in the middle there at twenty six. When you're
Speaker 1: selecting in those spots, a lot of more often than not,
Speaker 1: those players are not going to hit right. In the NBA,
Speaker 1: you know, you can be a starter, you can be
Speaker 1: a rotation player, you can be an all star. But
Speaker 1: there are a lot of nineteen overall selections that are
Speaker 1: out of the league by year four out of their
Speaker 1: rookie contract.
Speaker 2: Don't get that second contract.
Speaker 1: So one thing that Brooklyn did do that I think
Speaker 1: can you can spend positive is they did go and
Speaker 1: get a lot of the same players. Jagor Demon, Nolan
Speaker 1: Trejore and Ben Sarah all going to be point guards
Speaker 1: in this league. What are the odds they all miss?
Speaker 1: At least one of them has to hit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you have to I totally get where you're
Speaker 2: going with this, but you have to give them time
Speaker 2: on the court to figure that out, and when you
Speaker 2: draft three of them, it's not possible. So it's a
Speaker 2: waste because what's gonna happen is one of the guys.
Speaker 2: You know what's gonna happen. I'll give you a perfect example.
Speaker 2: Dearon Fox and Tyrese Haliburton on the same team in Sacramento,
Speaker 2: and you go, oh, well, Fox looks better. Now let's
Speaker 2: trade Tyres Alburton. Oops, you traded the wrong guy. That's
Speaker 2: what's gonna happen. Chances are you did hit on someone.
Speaker 2: The better chance is you're also gonna have to get
Speaker 2: rid of them before you figure it out, and you
Speaker 2: screw yourself. Not to say you can never have you can.
Speaker 2: You can't draft a player that's the same position as
Speaker 2: somebody else on your team. I think it's different when
Speaker 2: you already have somebody that's in that position, as opposed
Speaker 2: to we're just gonna we're gonna do it all in
Speaker 2: one draft, because then everybody's on the same timeline. I
Speaker 2: really don't like that approach, really don't like that approach.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that it's the right move.
Speaker 1: I just think that it could potentially play out positive
Speaker 1: and knowing that the odds are stacked against you of
Speaker 1: going five or five of draft picks that hit, with
Speaker 1: three of them coming in the final eleven picks of
Speaker 1: the drafts. While picks in the draft, I think that
Speaker 1: there's there can be a method to the madness of
Speaker 1: we're gonna get all these guys in the building, and
Speaker 1: we're gonna put them against one another, and we're gonna
Speaker 1: see who comes out alive, and that's gonna be our
Speaker 1: guy moving forward. One of them goes down so that
Speaker 1: you get the next one in and you just kind
Speaker 1: of see what you have by process of putting their
Speaker 1: feet to the fire against one another. Sou I don't
Speaker 1: love what they did. A guy like Rashier Fleming, Drake
Speaker 1: Powell was I believe he was one of my do
Speaker 1: not touch guys. I think he was underwhelming at UNC
Speaker 1: last year. I don't think that he was the best
Speaker 1: wing player available that they could have gone to get.
Speaker 1: So I don't think that they made all of the
Speaker 1: right selections. But I can try at least to make
Speaker 1: sense of the three true point guards in the same
Speaker 1: draft with three.
Speaker 2: Of your five first round picks lastly, and there's still
Speaker 2: so much to break down. But Yang Hanson, I think,
Speaker 2: is how you pronounce his name, the center out of
Speaker 2: China who they called on ESPN last night. They called
Speaker 2: him Chinese Jokic, so high praise. But I did not
Speaker 2: see a single soul that had this guy drafted in
Speaker 2: the top sixteen. And he is headed to Portland where
Speaker 2: they also drafted a center last year and Donovan Klingen.
Speaker 2: But whatever, maybe they're not sold on him. Your thoughts
Speaker 2: on that. As little as we know about this Chinese product,
Speaker 2: so I wanted to make sure that it was the
Speaker 2: same guy.
Speaker 1: I believe that it was young who had a really
Speaker 1: good draft combine. Like in the scrimmages, all the highlights
Speaker 1: they were showing from the combine, it wentked electric.
Speaker 2: So in this he had a really good combine.
Speaker 1: In the scrimmages, I think he moved a little slow
Speaker 1: for my liking. And seven footers are more and more
Speaker 1: common in this league, and you have seven footers that
Speaker 1: can handle, can shoot, can do everything as well as
Speaker 1: provide the defense that a seven footer does. But he
Speaker 1: had a really good combine. But you have to consider
Speaker 1: who's playing in those combine scrimmages. It's not any of
Speaker 1: the top fifteen players that were taken before him. It's
Speaker 1: a lot of guys that are in college another year.
Speaker 1: A lot of the other standouts from the combine went
Speaker 1: went back to college for another year, and they'll try
Speaker 1: again next year. We'll see what it plays out to be.
Speaker 1: I don't have a ton of research on him. However,
Speaker 1: there have been people that I respect and listen to
Speaker 1: and read that have been calling on young Hanson for
Speaker 1: all season long now, all through the draft process and beyond.
Speaker 2: So who knows.
Speaker 1: With Portland, you have Eton, you have Donovan Klingen that
Speaker 1: you took last year with a high pick. You still
Speaker 1: do have Robert Williams on roster, so you've got a
Speaker 1: trio of centers that you hope two of them are
Speaker 1: healthy at the same time. You know, I think this
Speaker 1: could have been a wasted pick, but I think Carter
Speaker 1: Bryant was where you Portland really wanted to go with
Speaker 1: him being taken.
Speaker 2: Off the board a couple of picks prior.
Speaker 1: I think it was, Hey, let's go for a five
Speaker 1: hundred foot home run. Swing right here and take the
Speaker 1: seven footer deemed the Chinese Yokic.
Speaker 2: Well, we have some center log jams that are forming
Speaker 2: in the NBA, so perhaps some trades on the horizon.
Speaker 2: The draft process is a bear to deal with the
Speaker 2: home buying process, even