Let's get to the Denver Nuggets now.

They did not extend Peyton Watson, who is eligible.

It doesn't seem like there is really much in the way of talks there.

Christian Braun, five years, $125 million.

This contract, if it came through as a restricted free agent offer sheet, I mean, with more

context, ignoring that. So to say,

we skip forward a year, don't know what happens. I would be like, okay, it's on the rich side,

but, but he, there are certain things that he does that are valuable. That's not where you want

a rookie scale extension to be. You don't want it to be on the, on,

unlike the kind of the richer side of where things might go,

because Christian Brown is extremely good in his role.

He meshes well with yoga, his activity off ball,

he runs the fore like a terror in transition.

He defends well for his position.

He hits open shots, but not at volume. He does all of those things, and he is maxim tear in transition, he defends well for his position, he hits open shots, but not at

volume. He does all of those things, and he is maximized in this Denver scheme. It is entirely

possible that A, he shows growth this year, or B, that another team would see what he's done

on a successful team and make a mistake that it can transfer perfectly to what they're doing,

which I, you know, ground is very good in this, but you benefit from Yokic. So that to me makes

this an unnecessary overpay. And to me, if I were, if I were Denver and Wallace or however we

want to call it, Ben Tenzer and Wallace, that if this was

Christian Brown's walk line, I would have let him go to restricted for agency.

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