Jonathan Givony

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You were not in the secret room with us last night, right?

I've never done the secret room once.

And this is actually the first time I skipped the lottery altogether.

They moved it to Navy Pier.

And I said, man, I need to get my fix of the G League Combine scrimmages.

I'm worried I'm not going to get back in time.

So I just, you know, I watched it on TV and I watched the G League Combine.

has to be the Clippers I mean that the trade was insane when it happened and it's even more insane now even though it was a coin flip whether it was going to go Indiana's way or the Clippers way 52-48 and you know it's such a ballsy move on both sides and you know you can't help but feel for the

Pacers, especially their fans, you know, going through the season that they did.

And but I mean, I understand like the strategy behind it, because, you know, we'll probably get into this more.

There is absolutely a drop off.

after four.

And so the Pacers probably said to themselves, you know, if we drop to five, six, whatever, you know, we'd rather have a starting center locked in for $20 million a year in Ivica Zubac.

That's our preference.

But just as she had play out the way that it did the drama.

I mean, that's like you said, I mean, the lottery is, is the best day of the calendar and you bring all these, you know, NBA executives, they're all millionaires.

They've accomplished so much in their career.