Hello, Lakers Nation.

Welcome into the Lakersnation.com podcast.

I'm Trevor Lane. Today we're joined by a guest. It's Lakers Guard. Quincy Olaveri. Been a little bit since we've had a chance to catch up. Thanks so much for jumping on the show. How are you doing? I'm doing great, Trevor. Thank you for having me once again. Happy to have you back on the show. we'll talk a bit about, you know, what you've been up to, what you thought about this past season,

what you've been working to, what you thought about this past season, what you've been working on, what you, what you're foresee here for your future now with the Lakers. We also need to talk about your graduation photo. That was pretty cool. We'll talk a bit about that too. But first, right now, the whole NBA buzzing with the Kevin Durant trade.

Were you surprised by that deal when it went down?

And what's your opinion on the trade itself?

I wasn't surprised.

It was more of, oh, it finally happened type of reaction.

Like, okay, KD finally got traded. i thought it would definitely boil down between san

ntonio and houston and ironically both of those are in uh with austin in between him having

these austin roots is kind of kind of cool to to to have him back back in this state and see how to deal with that.

But it was, it was, it's just kind of crazy because I, growing up watching Kevin Durant,

I mean, it was Seattle, then it was Oklahoma once they, once they moved, and just kind

of being alive to actually understand his his his uh his roadmap and all

the teams he's been on it's it's just it's kind of a sight to see but it's it's it's fun you know

just kind of not especially now that i know him and we've had conversation is it's definitely

it's definitely it's definitely fun to watch when you look at kd and what he's accomplished do you, it's definitely, it's definitely fun to watch.

When you look at KD and what he's accomplished, do you think it's detrimental at all to his

legacy or a player's legacy in general if they, if they change teams a lot late in their

careers? Is that something that matters?

I mean, that's a subjective question. And to me, it's all basketball, man.

And Katie's one of the greatest to ever do it.

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