Well, this could be a fun one that we do every year before the playoffs start looking ahead to

basically where we're going to be a little over two years from now, our 2021 Crystal Ball.

And look at who's going to be the NBA champion. Very difficult actually. A lot harder than it's

been with the Warriors dominance. And try and pick some on the BAT teams MVP. Just talk about

what the general landscape of the league is going to look like in 2021. And then also this time,

we actually is the 30 year we've done this. We're not quite there, but we're coming up on the

time period. We actually predicted two years ago in our 2019 Crystal Balls. We're going to go

back and look at how those predictions are doing because you know, we always hold ourselves

accountable here on Dunked on. So you some thoughts you want to start with here just on what the

overall landscape the league might look like in 2021. It squares up interestingly because

there should be a lot of movement or at least the opportunity for movement this offseason.

That's why a lot of this is so hard to predict. I mean about half maybe a little more than

half of the league is going to be free agents this year. That's an incredible number. It's not just

like all the bad guys. It's you know, a bunch of stars and we could really see them see them move.

So from a team perspective, that's a big thing you have to deal with something else to consider.

Though I wouldn't emphasize this as much as that, you know, we just we saw Anthony Davis

agitate about a year before his contract expires. So if you even want to look at the 2021 unrestricted

Frage and so the season we're talking about is 2021. So that year and so that's 2021. So after

that season is when Yannis and Damien Lillarder Frage and third among the high profile guys.

So if they wanted to move, they would have probably already done that by then because you don't

want to you know, you want to do that in or before that season. And so that's one one big thing.

And then I think that the other important one and this is actually something I brought up last

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