Joe Vardon

Um, so like the Grizzlies aren't going to trade him just to trade him at the same time.

They know that they're not going to get for him.

Um, you know, well, I shouldn't say, I shouldn't say like that.

They, I think that there is an awareness, uh, on the part of the Grizzlies that like the return that they're going to get for a former number two pick three time all-star, uh,

you know, may not match what that sounds like on paper.

So I think they're kind of in a middle zone there.

Like if if, you know, if if the right deal doesn't come along, like he'll he'll be here this year.

I, I.

I think there is hope that he plays again with them before he is traded, if indeed that he's moved.

But yeah, I mean, this is an ongoing thing.

And then on top of it, before he got into the argument with Williams, he sat with us and was standoffish and prickly.

And, you know, that just kind of just fuels it.

You know, it's like it's so much...

in a way it's so much different than what happened in Atlanta with Trey.

Like was Trey thrilled with what was going on there?

No, but he took such a different approach to it.

So at the end of the day, anyone could reasonably say, look, this just didn't work from a basketball perspective anymore.

And people moved on.

Everybody was happy.

That's probably, I mean, from a basketball standpoint, they've had jaw for seven years.