What's up, I miss you guys. I might be a little bit comatose still from all the beef consumed in Argentina.

Took a little side trip to Uruguay as well. Uruguay I should say. It's always so hard to do when you travel

because you want to say it correctly but then Americans just say it differently and so you run into that

like Neanderthal Neanderthal thing. Do you want to say it correctly or do you want to say it the way

everyone else says it? So I guess I'll say it the way everyone else. In any event you don't want to

hear about my travels you want to hear about what's going on in NBA basketball caught up nicely

with about 12 hours worth of games over the weekend. You got some observations to share

with you on the 1560 we're going to go pretty much although we have a couple of little mini gamers

to do but pretty much in order of the current standings and we'll discuss a little bit if applicable

where those differ with what the projections are. But while we start with today a really really

nice win for the Philadelphia 76ers over the Milwaukee box. But let's start with those box.

What are their fundamentals here? The bucks are now 52 and 18 7 and 4 since the last 15 and 60.

Their plus 9.6 net rating is number one in the NBA still. They are second and offense up to first

in defense and 538 projects them to win 62 games which is first in the east and first in the overall

NBA. They have already clinched a playoff birth as is not as surprised anybody. And kind of before

we get into the into the game itself it would I mean obviously colored the game but the news that

Malcolm Brogdon has a partial I believe it's a partial tear of his planner fascia and I can't

remember where this partial afro lesson have even said that and that is partial partial partial but bad

bad enough. Oh yeah. You know it's that it's going to keep him out six to eight weeks and it's

interesting that sometimes it seems like it's almost better if you have the full tear and then it

can just heal. If you have a partial tear you just have planner fascia. Then it can become a chronic

problem. So it appears this is a more of an acute injury than the type of thing that was just

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