It's the back part of the 8 o'clock hour on a Monday, which means it is time for our weekly

visit with the mayor of Michigan Twitter, Scott Bell. Scott, good morning. How are you?

Happy to be here as always. It's great to have you here in the show. Before we get into all the

Michigan conversations, we have not yet talked about this here on the show this morning. We'll get more

into the NBA trades tomorrow when Sam, our resident NBA guy, is on the show. But you're in Dallas, so I have to ask you about

this Luca AD trade. I'm not going to go through all the details. I'm sure most people

have seen these by now. But everybody's talking about how Dallas basically got fleeced.

And it was how terrible of a trade it was for Dallas was at the national perspective.

What are they saying down there?

What is the word after this big, pretty monstrous trade in the NBA from the other night?

It's absolutely wild.

In terms of what's being said, not a lot of words because everyone's jaws are still on the ground.

Saturday night, I was like everyone else

and basically seeing the tweets and checking to make sure they're from real accounts

and the morning news staff the last 36 hours or so

has just been working nonstop on it.

But fans here feel betrayed, and I get it.

I'm still, I'm in Dallas, but I still have my Detroit rooting allegiances, so I'm not as

emotionally invested in it.

But I'm friends and colleagues with a lot of people that just like love the Mavs.

And this one, it's, it's a good reminder of just how quickly things can turn because

between anger and apathy, there's a wide range of emotions here from Mavs fans, but none of them are good.

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