And away we go, episode one thousand three hundred twenty-seven of the Al-Galdi podcast. It is Monday, May 18th, 20206. And if the official release of the Washington Commander's 2,026 regular season scheduled this past Thursday night, has you looking forward to the season. If the release of the schedule had you, especially missing the NFL on Sunday, know this, Sunday marked us being 17 weeks away from Washington's 2026 regular season opener at the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday afternoon, September 13th at 425.

Sunday marked us being the equivalent of a Washington regular season away from the team's 2026 regular season.

And actually one week less when you consider that the regular season is 17 games in 18 weeks, right?

But yeah, Sunday marked us being 17 weeks away from Washington's 2006 regular season opener.

We are getting closer.

Hello and welcome to this Monday installment of the Al Galdi podcast.

Good to have you with us.

Next segment, I'll discuss multiple items with the Washington Commander's

2006 regular season schedule, including a very important item that we've learned

since we last spoke on this podcast, Washington

ranking very highly in net rest for the 2006 regular season.

This is a big deal.

This is very good news.

I'll explain also on the show.

A conversation with Washington Wizards insider Josh Robbins of the athletic.

He was at the just-concluded

2006 NBA draft combine in Chicago. We from Josh will get intel on what our wizards are thinking

with their number one overall pick in the 2006 NBA draft. Key points about the perceived top two

players in the draft in A.J. DeBonds of BYU and Darren Peterson

of Kansas. What NBA executives think that the Wizards should do with the pick, including

possibly trading the pick. What the Wizards could reasonably expect to get from the Utah

Jazz if the Wizards traded down the one spot, whether the Wizards made a mistake in trading Denny

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