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Well, I've known Jeff Goodman a long time and welcome everybody to our Saturday morning podcast.

He is now based in Boston. He has covered last couple of decades. NBA, college, high school, draft.

Somebody that I always take very seriously when it comes to the NBA draft and these young players

and the inner workings of the Combine, Jeff Goodman is now joining us, basketball analyst for the stadium. Jeff, how are you?

What's up, Colin? How are you, man? I'm great. A couple of NBA questions first before I get to the draft

because I think it's a fascinating draft for a lot of reasons. Number one, you're based in Boston,

which gives you a kind of step up on the Kyrie stuff because when you live in a city, you just, you just hear more things.

What are you hearing about Kyrie Irving's future this summer?

I'd be surprised if he stays in Boston. I mean, it's just, again, you see his body language.

You hear enough smoke. You know, there's something going on here and obviously Kyrie's kind of moody.

He's got a tight inner circle. So I'm not sure how much

validity some of it has, but again, I don't expect him to be in Boston.

You could see it even in the locker room and with his teammates that they almost don't know how to take to Kyrie Irving.

I've known him a long time, Colin, and honestly, he's become tough to like he has.

I mean, obviously in a elite level talent, but we saw it in the playoffs.

He kind of got swallowed up because he's not the most athletic dude in the world.

And this group was far more entertaining to watch a year ago in the playoffs with Jason Tatum and Jalen Brown and Terry Rosir

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