Hello, everybody, and welcome to Fantasy NBA today, Sports Ethos show brought to you by our great partners at Fandul.

I'm Aaron Bruske, joined by William Harris, host of the all-rooky podcast and one of the co-hosts of the Boxcore Breakdown here on the Sports Ethos Network, and you can find him at William is Bill.

Very excited to have William here. And on this show, we're going to be hitting top ads, players in the drop zones, and the best streamers that money can buy. Let's get started. William, hello. It's glad to have you on a show. A big fan of your work, not just with the podcast, but also with the box score breakdown. It's doing incredible numbers at night. and as I'm watching at the end of the night, it's just great to have some real good analysis, you know, as the box scores get unleashed upon the fantasy world. So thank you. Welcome to the show. And who is your top ad? Thank you, Bruce. You know, it's an honor to be on the show with you. Glad to be here.

Appreciate the intro. My top ad, you know, it may be low-hanging fruit, but Jonathan Cominga,

if you have not heard, Jimmy Butler tore his ACL out for the year. Terrible, terrible injury.

But that forced Steve Kerr, you know, he didn't want to do it. But it forced him to put Jonathan Kaminga on the court.

Jonathan played 33 minutes, had not played in the last month.

DMPs left or right even when every player on the team played except for him.

And played 33 minutes had 20 points, five boards, two assists, and one still.

So you have that to look forward to.

And if you're concerned, you know the talk that Steve Kerr is not interested in playing him.

He doesn't want to.

Kaminga is still a trade target.

So the more he plays is actually going to increase his trade status.

And he's either going to play for the Warriors or someone else is going to trade for him.

So not only is he an ad in the short term, he should be an ad in the long term.

The interesting thing I would like to see folks do is do what the Warriors are about to do, which is get him right now on a roster and then have them

have these 20-point games each of the next, say, five or six games over the next week or two,

and then turn around and dump him because we don't know where he will get traded.

I guess the best case scenario would be that he gets traded to Sacramento.

They're the strongest suitor for him, and they clear out the court and just let Jonathan Kaminga do his thing. That would be your best case scenario. And that's the one that you should sell to the opposing GM. So you can get out of the Johnson Kaminga business because who knows what's going to happen there. Awesome. I will take us to Reed Shepard. A lot of people were dropping Reed Shepherd out there.

I pointed out on three shows yesterday that Reed Shepherd was just in a bit of a shooting slump,

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