Ryen Russillo

You know, we grade trades when they first happen. And I actually think it's worse to complain about the grading of trades when they happen than actually doing the grading. Because it's like, are you aware of what we do here? So we're just going to grade shit. And then we can grade it again. And then when it's all said and done, years later, we can go, hey...

You know, we grade trades when they first happen. And I actually think it's worse to complain about the grading of trades when they happen than actually doing the grading. Because it's like, are you aware of what we do here? So we're just going to grade shit. And then we can grade it again. And then when it's all said and done, years later, we can go, hey...

You know, we grade trades when they first happen. And I actually think it's worse to complain about the grading of trades when they happen than actually doing the grading. Because it's like, are you aware of what we do here? So we're just going to grade shit. And then we can grade it again. And then when it's all said and done, years later, we can go, hey...

What do we actually think now that we have all of the data of what that trade is? So, you know, this is one of those rare trades where, as New York City looks like it's about to get into its first Eastern Conference Finals in 25 years... that they won the trade.

What do we actually think now that we have all of the data of what that trade is? So, you know, this is one of those rare trades where, as New York City looks like it's about to get into its first Eastern Conference Finals in 25 years... that they won the trade.

What do we actually think now that we have all of the data of what that trade is? So, you know, this is one of those rare trades where, as New York City looks like it's about to get into its first Eastern Conference Finals in 25 years... that they won the trade.

But the degree, the degree is the way I should say it, of what we think this Randall final grade could be, because I'm not even sure they thought they were going to get this kind of, like he's been unbelievable. It's funny because I was thinking about this as I close this thought. When Conley did this deal, all right, man, that seems rather disruptive, right?

But the degree, the degree is the way I should say it, of what we think this Randall final grade could be, because I'm not even sure they thought they were going to get this kind of, like he's been unbelievable. It's funny because I was thinking about this as I close this thought. When Conley did this deal, all right, man, that seems rather disruptive, right?

But the degree, the degree is the way I should say it, of what we think this Randall final grade could be, because I'm not even sure they thought they were going to get this kind of, like he's been unbelievable. It's funny because I was thinking about this as I close this thought. When Conley did this deal, all right, man, that seems rather disruptive, right?

But here's Minnesota back in the Western Conference Finals. So there's no, like, Randall could have a bad series, OKC wins, whatever. Now it's OK, because they got to where they needed to get to. They had to get as far as they got last year for us to give them a good grade on this trade.

But here's Minnesota back in the Western Conference Finals. So there's no, like, Randall could have a bad series, OKC wins, whatever. Now it's OK, because they got to where they needed to get to. They had to get as far as they got last year for us to give them a good grade on this trade.

But here's Minnesota back in the Western Conference Finals. So there's no, like, Randall could have a bad series, OKC wins, whatever. Now it's OK, because they got to where they needed to get to. They had to get as far as they got last year for us to give them a good grade on this trade.

Because the dumbest part about the grading stuff, which, again, I'm guilty of doing, is that Minnesota could be the exact same team. They could close 17-4. If they had been better in the regular season, right?

Because the dumbest part about the grading stuff, which, again, I'm guilty of doing, is that Minnesota could be the exact same team. They could close 17-4. If they had been better in the regular season, right?

Because the dumbest part about the grading stuff, which, again, I'm guilty of doing, is that Minnesota could be the exact same team. They could close 17-4. If they had been better in the regular season, right?

if they'd been good enough to be the fourth seed and lost in the second round to Oklahoma City, which is totally feasible, then it'd be like, oh, they didn't get as far as they did last year, which is why the way we talk about some of these GM jobs instead of just absolutely celebrating something that I don't think many other teams would have been doing, if they didn't get out of the second round but had been better in the regular season, had the higher seed, lost to the Thunder, then some of us would be sitting here saying, well, they shouldn't have traded Gap.

if they'd been good enough to be the fourth seed and lost in the second round to Oklahoma City, which is totally feasible, then it'd be like, oh, they didn't get as far as they did last year, which is why the way we talk about some of these GM jobs instead of just absolutely celebrating something that I don't think many other teams would have been doing, if they didn't get out of the second round but had been better in the regular season, had the higher seed, lost to the Thunder, then some of us would be sitting here saying, well, they shouldn't have traded Gap.

if they'd been good enough to be the fourth seed and lost in the second round to Oklahoma City, which is totally feasible, then it'd be like, oh, they didn't get as far as they did last year, which is why the way we talk about some of these GM jobs instead of just absolutely celebrating something that I don't think many other teams would have been doing, if they didn't get out of the second round but had been better in the regular season, had the higher seed, lost to the Thunder, then some of us would be sitting here saying, well, they shouldn't have traded Gap.

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