Wednesday night edition of the pod lots more to get to here

We got the Wendell Carter Jr. Scouting report and coincidentally the offseason preview of a team

That is selecting right in the range where Carter is selected to go the Chicago Bulls

Well, we changed it up this time. Let's go with the Bulls first just to keep things interesting

Starting with the course their salary cap situation as we head into this office

So the Bulls have like kind of if you want to think about it as max space

They have about 26 million that would keep the holds for Zachovene and David Nauaba

Both of whom they could very well retain that would they would lose Sean Copatric and Paul Zipser

Both of whom are non guaranteed at this point

So if they keep those guys and it goes down to about 23, but you know

It's a pretty good idea of where they are and that should also be considered against the backdrop

We talked about this a little bit with the Kings on yesterday's show that Chicago could have an absolute ton of cap space in 2019

Without counting moving it all which I expect that we will eventually they could have as much as 70 million in space in 2019

So again, that might be just so much money where they can just feel like they can spend into that a fair amount

But what's different between Chicago and Sacramento is that not only do the bulls

You know if they roll that cap space on like a trading for a multi-year guy

But Levine goes on top of that because the expectation is that he will get paid more than his cap hold

Which is 9.6 million. Yeah, of course they have the seventh overall pick also the 22nd overall pick

Which they got in the Omer Ashek Nikola Miritich trade

And it's been largely assumed especially once that Ashek trade was made you remember they took on the bad money for him

He's to a 11.3 million this year and then as a three million dollar guarantee for next year and

The thought was well, all right

...