Jamal Collier

I would be surprised at this point.

You know, the Giannis piece is obviously one the whole league is watching.

I would guess...

suspect that that trade would not be one that happens on the clock just because of all the sort of different moving pieces that would be involved in it.

But we don't know.

I mean, we've been sort of waiting and seeing for a long time of what will happen with Milwaukee if and when they will actually sort of, you know, pull the trigger there.

I think really like, you know, what's exciting is the next week and especially the start of the draft is just going to kick off really the whole NBA off season.

Like there's,

You know, there's not a lot of free agents or at least like traditional, you know, they start the free agency period is normally the big player transaction.

But it feels like a lot of the things now are going to have to come down through trades, through, you know, sign and trade draft day kind of moves because, you know, it's not like there's sort of a robust system.

free agent market that sort of people are going to be waiting on to decide things.

Well, look, I don't think you make that kind of move in the NBA unless you have some sort of assurance or some sort of...

some confidence on the back end that that's going to work out for you.

And, you know, the official whatever negotiating period starts on whatever day, but we got to know how this works at this point.

I believe my colleague Brian Windhorst reported this also this morning that he expects Trae Young to sign back with the Wizards on a three-year or at least a multi-year deal.

I'd have to look at the exact for that.

But, yeah, I would just say like that for Trae Young.

generally you make a move like that because you know, you're going to be taken care of on the back end.

Uh, and look, we won't give you any, any, uh, crap for not knowing that train play for the wizards, considering he played zero games for them after the train.

Thank you.