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Don't forget we will be joined by Ben Anderson, a Utah Jazz insider for KSL Sports at Salt Lake at 925.

Pick his brain about the jazz who have the number two pick in the upcoming NBA draft.

And of course, the Wizards hold the number one pick in the draft by winning the draft lottery.

So we wanted to bring up an NBA player survey.

The results came out yesterday.

NBA players voted on the number one team they do not want to get traded to.

This is one where Washington fans should semi-rejoiced because we're not number one.

Let's clap that up.

Not number one.

But close to it, but they're number two.

They are number two, but it's by a wide margin.

NBA players voted on the number one team they don't want to get traded to. That team, with 35 plus percent of the vote, Memphis. Memphis comes hit at 35 percent. What's so bad about Memphis? I've never been to Memphis. I think I've heard people talk about it. It's just a rough area, I think. And maybe there's not a ton to do in Memphis proper. Yeah. I mean, if they were in Nashville, I'm sure that they wouldn't be one. Yeah. Well, that, I know, I know LeBron talked about it. And he specifically mentioned, like, they should just uproot and move to Nashville. Like, if you're going to be in Tennessee, you got to go to Nashville. I can't speak to it. I haven't been to Memphis, but you don't hear a great thing.

So 30? to Nashville. Like, if you're going to be in Tennessee, you've got to go to Nashville. I can't speak to it. I haven't been to Memphis, but you don't hear a great thing. So 36% of the player surveyed said Memphis was the worst. Now, in second place, were the Washington Wizards at 11.7%. And what's third? Sacramento. Sacramento's right behind Washington, 10.8%. It was close. Right. It was close. So It was kind of a bunch. And then what was fourth? New Orleans. At 1%. 6.7. Right. So those teams rounds out the top, the bottom five, I guess, at 5%. Along with Utah. I really like to, I mean, I just wanted defend D.C. in, you know, we're talking about this with

Aldridge. It's not D.C. proper. It's just the franchise has been so bad. It's the reputation.

It's a reputation, which I think is unfair, especially now with this group. Because you even

heard these pundits, you know,its and who were all the guys

like right afterwards when they're like

oh I feel sorry for like Stephen A. Smith

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