All right. We are back. Chris Mannix, Rachel Nichols, Fox Sports One, All the Smoke,

monumental sports network and right here on this show every single week. And Rachel,

I have to ask you, do you know any more Antenacompos that Milwaukee can sign?

Are you aware of? Is there another?

I think that the children, I mean, Janus almost has his own basketball team, kid-wise.

And I think maybe it's time for one of those kids to step up and play, because Milwaukee would

absolutely sign them.

Do we, what do we think of that? Like the bucks, I mean, this is, I love how nakedly transparent

Milwaukee is about what their primary objective is. And that is to make Janus as happy as possible.

They already brought the Nasus back. He's been part of their team for many years now.

Now you bring Alex in on a two-way deal. It's been part of them before. They go with the herd and what they've

done. So you're just bringing everybody in Janus's orbit as close to him as possible.

Well, this is a question, right? I actually had a league office person posit to me. We're talking about investigating the

clippers for benefits with Kauai Leonard. There's a legal way that is completely within the

rules. I am not in any way implying that the bucks are skirting the rules. They are not. There are

all kinds of ways to make a player happy and give extra benefits. And one of those benefits, apparently, is signing family members.

So I don't know who is in Kauai's circle.

If possibly that's the route the clippers should have taken.

No, but they did.

So Kauai's closest friend from back in the day is a guy named Jeremy Castleberry

who went to Toronto when Kauai went to

Toronto and has found himself on the Clippers bench now that there. And Jeremy, I'm sure,

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