Well, as of the last five minutes, there haven't been any other big trades in the NBA,

but we've still got Rudy Gobera headed to Minnesota as the Tim rules have said, yeah,

we saw what we did last year.

It's time to go all in and push all of our chips to the center of the table.

So you can, you saw the exact amount that Minnesota gave up in terms of draft picks, right?

You have that now going back to Utah.

Yep.

It's four.

So four first draft picks, 23, 25, 27 are all unprotected firsts.

And then 29, I believe it's either a protection or a swap.

But just, it's rare to see a lot of unprotected firsts nowadays, a lot of teams like to put

in those protections just to, again, like the amount of, as a general manager, your goal

is to obviously keep your job and get to another contract.

A good way to not do that is to have something blow up on you like, you know, a story that

you didn't put protections on a first and a team got the first overall pick or something,

especially the way the new lottery works as a result of, you know, just like a, almost

a fine print thing that you didn't put in the contract basically.

So it is rare to see that you could have just said the way the net business would draft.

That's all you really needed.

And I will say the other thing is, I don't think we ever went over the, just the, the,

the bevy of players that are changing hands here to Malik Beasley, Patrick Beverly Walker

Kessler, who was their first run pick last year, right?

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