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How about something about a comedic tone?
We have a winner. Yes. Listen to Armstrong and Getty on demand on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. We bring in Vincent Goodwill Jr., the third NBA senior writer for the Mothership. He'll be working the draft tonight alongside Vanessa Richardson, Iman Shumpert, Brian Windhorst, and some draft picks who will join them. They'll be on the ESPN social platforms and the ESPN app. If I talked to you yesterday, what was your guess going to be about Giannis?
Miami. I think it always gets wonky, Dan, leading up to like the last second. You ever notice during the drafts every year, it's Team X has settled on number one pick. And then in an hour before, there's always this mad dash of Miami. maybe we're going to trade down or maybe you're going to trade for someone else. And then when it all clears up, usually your first answer is usually the right answer. And it felt like Miami then needed Giannis more than any other team. The Celtics got their own issues now because they let Jalen Brown dangle out there. But Miami is always star hunting. Pat Riley is always looking for the next white whale. And Giannis has been the object of his affection for the past few years.
I'm surprised he hadn't gotten them sooner, to be perfectly honest.
Well, he tried. He's tried for the last few years to get Giannis there, but let's grade the trade as we always do. Let's start with Milwaukee with what they got for Giannis.
You got draft capital and you got Tyler Hero. Like when you think about superstar trades over the last few years, you usually don't get the Herschel Walker sort of haul and they got the haul, right? Maybe that's where the Celtics come in and you bleed everything from the Celtics to make sure that he gives you every single thing From Kahlil Ware to Hero to Jaime Jaquez, who finished very high in the six-man, plus 13, plus two future unprotected first-round picks. You got about as much as you could get for a player in Giannis, who, let's be honest, only played less than half the season this year and played around 65 games the last four or five seasons prior to this year. So I felt like they got as much as they could have for a franchise player who was going to leave.
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