Well, it is that time of year once more. This is now the seventh annual mock-off season.

Absolutely crazy. Do you think about that? How's it going guys? It's going great. Yes.

And yet again, I'm just not like any other. Oh no, you and I just talked over each other.

We do that funny.

All right, well, so if this is your first time here, what we're going to do is I'm going to be

the player agent, Danny LaRou of this podcast and the athletic Dan Feldman of NBC Sports and Kevin

Pelton of ESPN are going to split up the 30 teams among them GM them and we're going to try and

find homes for all of these free agents in this 2021 off season. One thing we're going to do a

little bit differently than we'd like to do is we're going to have to actually do just a

first top six or so mock draft. Normally, we would be doing this between the draft and for

agency, but since that's approximately a three hour period this year, we're not able to do that.

So let's get started here. Why don't you guys introduce your teams? Why don't we start with you,

KP? I have the Brooklyn Nets who are starting this off season obviously over the tax, looking to

resign a couple of key contributors and maybe add some veteran depths in the front court. Danny.

The Miami Heat are looking to build the best possible team for this coming season and we can

choose between staying over the cap and having roughly 21 million in space. Yeah. The New York

NICs have about 51 million in calf space. They're looking to get good players, especially at

point guard. It could be resigning their own guys or getting outside free agents. The Dallas

Mavericks have up to 26 million in calf space and are looking to add the best free agent possible.

We have a couple of business items beforehand where at Guaranteen, the contract of Jalen Brunson,

declining our team option on Willie Colley Stein and part of the reason that that calf space

is not quite what I wrote on this sheet. I was estimating because we are making a trade assuming

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