Today's episode of the Ryan Rassillo Show on the Ringer podcast network is brought to you by State Farm, just like basketball.

The Game of Life is unpredictable. Talk to a State Farm agent and get a teammate who can help you navigate the unexpected.

Something that actually was unpredictable to see that the Celtics didn't want to tell us.

Was it unpredictable to see a trade go down between four teams where everybody's like, who's going where? Am I happy that I have this guy on my team now?

I would tell you that Golden State's interest in Andrew Wiggins is unpredictable by many, but I believe it's legitimate, but I don't know if it will happen.

I'm going to talk a little bit about the NBA trade deadline stuff, but Bill and I are going to do a huge NBA trade deadline pod tomorrow.

So make sure you check that one out. I'm going to talk Moogie Betts. That was very predictable this weekend.

Everybody kind of knew he's going to the Dodgers running somebody on Sunday. Hey, he's going to Dodgers. The deal is down. The deal is down. They're waiting to announce it.

I'm going to talk about Moogie here in a very short second. And Chris Atomson is today's guest. So get a teammate who can help you like Moogie Betts.

Help you navigate the unexpected, like the NL playoffs. Talk to a State Farm agent today. I did a basketball baseball hybrid read right there.

Kyle. So you let the people at State Farm know I'm thinking about him. Impressive. Yeah.

Chris Atomson on the East Coast. Honestly, I probably should have had her on while we're both in the same town, but we're just so excited to talk to her super bowl week.

Oscars coming up. You got your Oscars pick. There Kyle. Have you seen parasite yet? I'm so behind. I haven't seen any of these bill won't give me screeners, man. I don't know what I'm supposed to do.

You could just watch it. Fair point. Yeah. I mean, once upon a time in Hollywood, I'm too excited right now. I'm hype. You can hear my voice.

I saw that. I saw that. I didn't need a screener for that one. That's right. That's right. Okay.

Today's open was going to be about the Warriors pursuit and Minnesota's pursuit of trying to pull off some kind of trade.

I am hesitant to go too deep into it, considering how dated all of this could be by the time the podcast even releases and people are like, oh, that age well.

Yes, at 9 a.m. Pacific time that was what's going on. So I'm going to talk a little bit more about that later on. Give myself a little window here, but I'm going to start with mooky bets.

I grew up a Red Sox fan. I was at Yaz day and 83. I was at game two of the ALCS in 86. I was almost trampled in the 86 World Series outside of Fenway.

I was at the same time, and then went across the street to a bar and drink a million gingerrails while my dad who doesn't drink was just sitting there with me and we were like, hey, you know, it wasn't like he was going to get hammered in front of me or something, but I was 10 or 11. Yeah, I was 11 at that point.

So, you know, it was a good time during the home games. Red Sox actually won one of those games. So I was there for that one.

I used to drive by myself down from Montego to opening day. And then, you know, once I started doing it every day and working in Boston 030405 and some of the TV stuff through 0809, you know, it definitely goes away a little bit.

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