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that you came from us. Alright, so I think where we want to start today, Danny, we got some games to

get to. But first, I think the news out of maybe it's Minnesota. Maybe it's Houston. That the

rockets have offered four first-run picks for Jimmy Butler to the wolves. And things are looking

a little desperate for the rockets right now with some of the injuries that they have, which

we'll get to. But when that report first came out, what were your initial thoughts?

My initial thoughts were that there were going to be some protections involved on it because

four first-run picks with Houston's current situation is actually the most that they can offer

because the Steppian rule prevents a team from being without a first-run pick for two consecutive

years. And the seven-year rule prevents teams from trading first-run picks more than seven years

out. So every other year for that long. And so some people said, oh, well, that means you can't

protect the picks. That's not necessarily true. You can put protections in and then it would refer

either to second-rounders or to nothing at all. So my thought was I wonder how much of that is real.

And then the second part I thought about was, oh, I wonder what the matching salary theoretically

would be in this trade. And that that would, if they're giving up that many first-run picks,

of course, we don't know how good or bad they're going to be that far out. That part of the reason

Minnesota would get that many assets would be that they're taking on maybe something like brand

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