John Hollinger

The part that's fun for me is that when you trade a player, you know, the new team is responsible for his travel arrangements.

So I want to see a team have to fly him in from Berlin.

That's right.

Good club scene in London.

That's all I'm saying.

I think it's a couple of things.

I think Ja is younger.

So you think maybe you give yourself a little more runway.

The extra year on his deal could be seen as a feature and not a bug.

Like Trey, you have to deal with this contract right away almost.

And you have a little more time with Ja to play things out and see.

But before you really have to make a decision on paying him,

And so from what I'm told that the market is going to end up being a little stronger for for Ja than it will be for Trey.

I mean, we'll see here.

The other thing with Ja, because he has more time left on his deal, the Grizzlies might be more amenable to taking deals back that have time on them also.

So it may be the type of thing where, OK, you get a first round pick, but you're also getting a contract that is undesirable and has three years left to run.

Yeah, I think Miami and Milwaukee are both possibilities.

I think Toronto is definitely a team to watch.

I do think they have some urgency there to make some things happen at the trade deadline, so that could be a possibility.

Well, I mean, and Quickly's contract is not great, so...