John Hollinger

I will say, I mean, Jalen Brown's always sort of been like this.

Like this is not new information to anyone from Boston, I don't think.

So I don't think that really plays into it as much, but just the overall cap scenario that they're in and where he is in his career.

Yeah, I could definitely see them trying to sell high on him.

And last one, the Giannis race continually evolving.

I still think there's a world where if the Thunder lose this series, they get very involved with Giannis just because they've got so many picks in the future and they don't have roster spots.

Do you think there's, I mean, does Cleveland say, hey, Mobley for Giannis and whatever?

Do the Lakers, we had someone come on yesterday to talk about the Lakers having a shot.

I know there's a world where he stays with the Bucs.

I don't know.

Clippers, do they get involved?

What do you got, John?

I think Miami is still the most likely destination.

They have the best combination of assets and desperation to do that.

I don't see Oklahoma City making a move for Giannis.

I just don't see them kind of short-circuiting what they have.

And everything there is built around Shea right now, and they're not going to turn and build it around Giannis.

And I think that would actually be a hard adjustment for Giannis that way.

Whereas Miami, he'd be able to come in and it would be –

him and Bam and they'd be a pretty good fit together.