Sam Amick

But we have plenty of different situations to monitor.

Obviously, the commingling one you mentioned, we've been tracking since I mean, really past couple of years, but it.

came to a head last summer when he's in the staring contest with the Warriors and restricted free agency, ends up signing a two-year, $48.5 million deal that was structured in a way that everybody involved knew that they would likely trade him around this time, heading into February.

The part that you probably didn't necessarily see coming is that he's had this rollercoaster season with the Warriors.

In the first 10 games or so, he was the type of player that they had always hoped he would be.

And you started...

actually hearing from warriors people that maybe we don't want to trade them um but that part ultimately changed he has not played as well um he's you know looking at dnpcds now from steve kerr who has not changed his framing of cominga situation at all in terms of like here are my expectations and if he doesn't reach them he's not going to play um so the the thing for me is with cominga

The Kings certainly still have interest.

Phoenix was involved last summer as well, although they're in a different spot now than I think they were even a couple months back.

I don't know where he lands because I think leverage-wise, the Warriors have lost a bit with Kaminga's struggle.

So if you're the Kings, you're going to try to come in low.

And I don't know what that deal looks like.

I don't think Malik Monk would be part of it like he was before.

But I think it's going to be tricky to find a deal there.

All kinds of other situations we could jump into.

Yeah, I mean, I don't ever want to disparage any other media members.

I don't have that confirmed information.

Yes, that is a head scratcher when it comes to, I mean, for one, here's something.

I know for a fact, and this has been reported, the Bulls have shown a consistent interest in Damanis Sabonis over the years, right?

So let me get this straight.