Tuesday night edition of the Dunkton Festival podcast. We took yesterday off, but that's because we're going to give you a special Friday episode after game four of the NBA finals.

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Sinalating Charlotte Hornets off season. I think the biggest thing, even though we've talked about it before, is just that Chris Bosch that it is formalized by our

winderman that he is basically off their books. They kind of accelerated the process that that it sounds like they're going to use in the new CBA. And so that means Miami has this clarification as they go into the summer of 2017.

Yeah, Bosch in fact has been found by the new fitness to play panel that he is not capable of playing NBA basketball at this moment.

The one difference that I'm aware of with what the new process is going to be. This was kind of a hybrid process from the new process and the old process was normally you'd have to wait nine months to

apply basically for reinstatement to show that your capable of playing NBA basketball again to sign with another team. And even at this point, you wouldn't have anyone.

You wouldn't have any possibility of coming back onto Miami's books, but Bosch will not have to wait for that if you can get a team to sign off on him. He can go back to the panel. And if there's a way for him to play

and a team that is interested in signing him, then the panel can make a new ruling and clear him to play potentially. We also heard that Mark Hill Foltz will only be working out for the Boston Celtics as of now.

Much of the talk out of Boston and Foltz's talk itself has been an indication that they're going to be selecting him. He took a bunch of media photo ops with like the banners and stuff today.

So it certainly would be odd if they don't end up drafting him and you know, sources say Chad Ford reporting today that he's a top third draft board right now.

And while they are going to consider everyone else, it'd be pretty surprising for something that happened between now and the draft to remove him from the top of their draft board.

And that's also I guess interesting in light of the idea that they could potentially trade the pick though both of us don't think that's going to happen.

But you also don't see players just like randomly work out like for the Chicago Bulls or something like that. So I'm not reading too much into that.

The other piece that I thought was particularly interesting is there have been some speculation after game two that Ty Lou was going to change the starting lineup.

The one that had been murmured in the locker room after game two was among Shumpert in place of GR Smith and today at shoot around practice.

Whatever whatever was called today. Lou clarified that the starting lineup is going to stay the same. And so that's notable in terms of the reporting and just to see if Cleveland's going to try to change it up or kind of keep doing what they've been doing.

Yeah, and I think that's the right move. They just as we said they got to get J are going and they got to get Tristan Thompson going or they're going to lose the series.

Taking those guys out of the game is not a solution to me. I mean, and keeping them in might not be a solution either.

But you're basically giving yourself no chance if you can't get those guys who are probably your fourth and fifth best players to play well.

The conclusion perhaps, although this thing will probably never be over at least in our eyes.

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