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There is a link in the description if you're on the public podcast. But enough preamble. Let's get to it

here. Dan Feldman of NBC, Kevin Pelton of ESPN, Danny LaRue of the Athletic and this podcast. How

you doing, gentlemen? Good night. How are you? Excellent. Good to hear that for you guys. And I think

we could just get right into it here. We everyone knows the drill at this point. We know the teams. And

so we're just going to go through here. All four of us will alternate and talk about the teams that we

have and what they're trying to accomplish before we get into the proceedings here. Let's start with

Dan. The Brooklyn nets would like to trim salary, which would go a long way, this deep in the

luxury tax or add a rotation level talent. If a good player is available for a reasonable cost,

we want to give Paul Milsap to the highest bidder. Even if that means just giving him away in the end,

Javon Carter could be had pretty cheap. And we probably want to unload James Johnson get his full

season salary off the books and replace him with a bio player. The Boston Celtics are hoping

to get value for Dennis Schroeder and safely duck the luxury tax. Josh Richardson also very

available. The Charlotte Hornets are looking for our center of the present and ideally if the

feature as well. We would consider talent at other positions. PJ Washington is a pathway to

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