Es Baraheni

I'm good, man.

I'm good vibing out.

You know, we're kind of in the lulls of the NBA season, as we both know.

January is it's sort of weird because it's also the time of the calendar that matters the most.

Right.

But it's also the time where most the conversation ends up being either trade related or

or injury related or why is this team that was very good to start the year all of a sudden slumping related like it's just yeah it's kind of those are the three conversations that end up revolving but uh yeah i'm good otherwise man kind of trekking along until the uh the trade deadline comes along

I think it's more fun to be in Williamsburg, you know, grab a beer in Brooklyn, you know, like one of those things.

Maybe he's a big IPA guy, you know, I don't know.

Yep.

The Nets are still they started this year, really, when it comes to drafting what five rookies that they had.

And while we've both been impressed with their competitiveness, you know, and Jordy Fernandez is a very good coach.

I think overall, the Wizards are kind of ready to take that next step, whatever that next step looks like.

Are they trying to compete for a playing spot?

Are they they are going to get a lottery pick this year?

And so you add another piece to the puzzle next to Alex Saar and Bilal Koulibaly and Keyshawn George, who we like a lot, Trey Johnson, another guy.

Adding Trey to be an organizer makes a lot of sense for the Wizards as they take this next step.

I saw someone – I can't remember who tweeted this, but I agree with them that –

If you're trying to win a championship tomorrow, you're probably not trading for Trey Young.

But if you're trying to develop some young guys and get them to a certain point in their career, Trey might not be a bad idea for your team.