Dave Hardisty

Obviously, Josh, for the minimum, was just phenomenal.

The DFS signing from last offseason is, you know, that grade is an incomplete because we've got to see when and if he gets healthy and what that looks like for the team.

But what Rafael Stone did with limited resources in Capella and Akogi was

was pretty impressive.

So I do think that should give you some hope that if the Rockets don't make a super mega trade this week or something that really, you know, pops with the headline and they have to go to the buyout market, maybe Rafael Stone and his team in the front office is able to find a contributor because with Capella and Okoge for limited resources, I think below 10 million between them, they did pretty nice work this past offseason.

No, I'll just remind folks that Monday, I guess, will be our trade deadline preview show, if you will.

We've got Maisel Shapiro from crime.com joining us.

So if you want more trade talk, we'll get to that on Monday.

And at that point, we'll be like 60 hours from the deadline.

So who knows?

Maybe we'll have some more rumors at that point, too.

Welcome in, everybody, to the Clutch Fans Live postgame show.

Rockets get a win, 104-86 in Atlanta, the second game of a back-to-back for both teams, actually.

A very shorthanded Atlanta Hawks team, yet by the same token, Rockets were missing Tari Eason and Dorian Finney-Smith.

But Rockets used a second-half surge.

Close game throughout up until that mid-third quarter, and they just kind of pulled away from the Hawks and turned into a rout.

Like I said, 104-86.

Kevin Durant continues to feast as he's been essentially the MVP for this team.

12 of 22 from the field, 31 points and got a lot of contributors in this game as well.

I'm here with Ben Dubose.