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Hello, boys and girls.

Welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with Andrew Brandt.

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It's going to be a Brant's Rance edition of the Business of Sports.

I haven't done this for a while. I had a lot of great guests. I hope you enjoyed Thomas Demetrov last week. So many good guests lately. I haven't had time to sit down and sort of give you a digestion of what's going on. And no better day to do it than today. It is Tuesday, November 3rd. It is election day. It is late at, well, it's early

evening. We don't know any kind of results yet. I'll give my thoughts on that, kind of a final rant,

getting a little political as someone who's apolitical. And then I want to talk about the trade

deadline that has now passed, and I want to respond to the trade deadline that has now passed.

And I want to respond to sort of the Bill Belichick basically coming out and doubling down and even saying that the Patriots went for it. They didn't get it.

They're in cap purgatory and they can't do much this year.

So I'll respond to that as someone who's managed

to cap and sort of has frankly admired the Patriots for so long. We'll talk about that.

So all that here on the Business of Sports, a Brants Rance edition on this election night, Tuesday,

November 3rd. Let's start with the trade deadline. Last year was an

aberration. I'm not sure why. We saw a lot of trades with people, players that you know, whether

it was Leonard Williams, whether it was Marcus Peters, whether it was Jalen Ramsey. Of course, those

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