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We do indeed. Here we are. No Dunks coming at you live from the classic factory. I'm Skeets. That's Trey. We got J.D. on the board. The Indiana Pacers have acquired All-Star Forward. Pascal Seacum in a three-team deal that sends Bruce Brown, hence the cowboy hat there, Jordan Noirah, and three first round draft picks to the Toronto Raptors.

The New Orleans Pelicans are the third team in the deal sneaking in here, sending Kira Lewis to the Raptors and a second round pick to the Pacers.

Two of the first round picks going to the wraps are for 2024, Indiana's own selection, and the lesser

of the Utah-Hustin

OKC pick. And that third

draft pick is from 2026

by way of Indy.

We talked about it on this morning's

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subscribe. And it's official. It looks like it's official. It probably just has to go through the league here. But we have Siakum going to the Indiana Pacers. What side do you want to start with here? You want to start with Indy? Getting an all-N-B-A. All-Star guy? They get the biggest player, for sure. Pascal Seacom, an All-Star, all-NBA player, looking for a huge contract.

Apparently, he's excited about his potential fit here in Indianapolis.

And I think it's a cool move on the court for the Pacers to get a guy like Seaccom,

who will bring a little bit of a defensive intensity will be another guy who can get to the

rim with all the space they created out there. He shot 40% from three, basically, over the last

month and a half. Who knows how long that hot shooting continues, but he'll get some open looks

playing alongside Tyrese Halliburton. He'll look great in transition next to Halliburton,

next to Mathuron, Nemhard, all these guards that the Pacers had. They didn't have a wing. They needed a wing, especially if they want to cement themselves as a playoff team in the Eastern Conference. At the very least, I think the Pacers should be locked into the top seven. It doesn't sound like a great advance. But a Pacer's team that hasn't made the playoffs in a few seasons hasn't won a first round series in a decade. I like the move. I like when teams try and win games, especially when you got a young, exciting guy like Halliburton. It's great to put a star next to him. Yeah. When you look at the East standings, I think most people would agree that there's three teams that sort of have separated themselves,

or at least maybe moving forward, are in their class of their own.

That's the Celtics, who are 31 and 9, obviously the box, and then the Sixers,

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