Kirk Goldsberry

And right now, they are among the favorites to come out of the East without Jason Tatum.

They have a clear need up front, in my opinion, just on the glass.

Again, we talk about playoff matchups.

As good as Keita and Garza can be, that's a weakness for them.

And I think they could upgrade, and I mentioned it, I think, with Bill, but like a Gafford or a player like that on a team that's trying to shed salary, and there are going to be sort of plug-and-play bigs out there.

And, dude, I think Boston being a buyer is just, it makes a lot of sense.

And I could see a path for them to get very good.

They're already very good.

Even better if they just bolster that front court a little bit, Zach.

And the other thing, I mentioned it on Bill's show too, but just Dallas having a complete lack of a clear leader in their front office right now, having co-interim GMs, having Jason Kidd reportedly being one of the more important voices in the organization.

Then you have Mark Cuban back in the fold.

and Dumont, and as Bill pointed out, probably the most gun-shy organization right now with trades, after licking their wounds for the last 11 months since trading Luka Doncic.

So, yeah, Dallas is a hard one to figure out too, Zach, just because the lack of... There's no clear architect making a blueprint here.

I don't know who's in charge of that blueprint.

let alone making the calls and making the call to make a deal with somebody as big as Anthony Davis, let alone other players, PJ Washington, Daniel Gafford, other pieces that other teams could see being very useful down the stretch.

For that reason, I'm out on the Dallas Mavericks being very active at the trade deadline, Zach.

It's like a slog.

It's not the Showtime Lakers.

It's the Complain Time Lakers, I think.

I don't know how you would say it.