We are back for part three, the final part of the mock-off season.

Took a little break from recording, but we're back at it.

Before we bring back Kevin Pelton of ESPN, Dan Feldman of NBC, and of course, Danny Leroux.

I'm going to bring you up today on what happened in part two.

At the beginning of part two, of course, we summarized part one.

So a lot of rotation players get signed here starting with Ricky Rubio,

who went into Indiana's cap space three years, 45 million.

I was pretty pleased to get that number.

Didn't seem like he had many other offers in that range, but Indiana has been focused on Rubio for a while.

Then Patrick Beverly to Dallas two years, 24 million to start for them at point guard.

Really interesting one was DeMarcus Cousins.

He of course had interest for the Warriors on a one plus one,

but the most they could pay him was 6.4 million to start on that non-bird exception.

Instead, he will return to the Sacramento Kings two years, 20 million dollars.

Second year player option to be their starting center.

Corey Joseph is probably going to be the starting point guard in Phoenix.

Similar money to what he was making in Indiana, three years, 21 million dollars.

Thaddeus Young got a big balloon payment from the Clippers.

They had all this cap space, but didn't get to use it on Kauai Leonard.

Now they're trying to sign one year deals to keep cap space open for next year.

Young signed with the Clippers for two years, 40 million dollars,

but the second year is non-guaranteed.

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