All right, welcome on to an utterly mundane, not special at all, Hollinger and Duncan.

Last one, I think, before I return stateside and begin my season prep in earnest.

But we got a lot of stuff that's happened to since we last talk, John.

Where would you like to begin our discussion?

Well, it's shocking amount actually for this part of September.

I think we got to start with Fred Van Fleet, though.

I mean, that's a real game changer in the West, I think.

Yeah, it's pretty fascinating.

Now, I think it's not quite the death now.

Maybe that it would be for some other teams, as we can get into. But what are they

losing in Fred Van Fleet? And why do you think it really is going to change things for them?

I thought Fred Van Fleet was the one guy that needed to stay healthy for them this year just

because they went so far overboard on front court editions.

And like you already have two all stars at the four and five basically with Durant and Shingoon.

And so in the offseason, you multi-year deal Stephen Adams,

multi-year deal Clint Capella, multi-year deal of Dorefini Smith, multi-year deal

Jabari Smith Jr. on an extension. You re-signed Jeff Green. You signed two other guys

who theoretically are wings, Jay Sean Tate and Joshosh akogi but really do their best work as undersized

fours like they just left themselves so thin in the backcourt in the wings and then if you go

beyond that to now van vlitz out for the year who is also going to be your source of shooting i mean

it's great to say you got Durant,

but when Durant has the ball,

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