I think it's time to take a break from all this trade action and discuss Kevin Durant going after Ethan Strauss in a press conference for the next 45 minutes.

What do you think? I think that's more interesting to our listeners, right?

I actually think it would be more interesting to some of them, but...

I hope not.

So I think we should put a little context around what happened today.

So my thought had been that we would see a quiet Wednesday, you know, the day before the deadline's always on a Thursday.

That we'd see a quiet day and that things would ratchet up and get crazy.

There were some things that we knew we kind of must do type deals and some of those things did happen today.

And the morning part of it broadly fit that.

And then I think it was like, I don't know, was it like four or five Pacific all hell broke loose?

But then there was a little bit before that.

But like, this day became so much more complicated and fascinating than I anticipated.

Oh yeah, we are now at six deals today. I'm sorry, seven deals today alone since we last recorded.

Two of your least likely teams to make a trade made one Phoenix and Detroit.

One of my least likely teams, Milwaukee, made a trade.

Milwaukee and Detroit made a trade.

There are two of our least likely teams to trade with each other.

So we're trying to think about where we want to start here.

What's the most interesting?

You said it's the Washington stuff.

Why do you think that's the most interesting to you?

I guess we can start there because it runs directly against what Grunfeld and Leonsis had said earlier in this process,

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