Dan Woike

Not to put him on the level of those players, but we can say he possesses those kinds of playmaking skills.

So you already have that piece of your puzzle.

Trading that to solve some other one only creates another hole and probably one that's harder to solve and harder to fill, right?

So, okay, that's problem number one.

Problem number two, let's say you want to trade Austin Reeves, okay?

He's in the last service contract.

There are max offers out there waiting for him in free agency.

And unless you're willing to give him one, you're trading for a player who can walk.

Right.

So so what you're going to what you're going to trade isn't going to be that much in that way.

Right.

And if, by the way, if you think he's going to sign with you, sign your max offer.

And if the Lakers are willing to trade him, guess what?

You probably don't think of anything for him.

You just go sign him in July.

Right.

Right.

So he's in this weird sort of like.

I don't want to say valueless zone, but certainly it doesn't match the player.

Their next best trade asset is the 2031 or 2032 first round pick that they can trade, right?