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This silly season, madness is upon us. We will do our best to

try to sort it all out. Good to see you, Doc. We got two teams with two games this week, Denver and

Portland. I don't know if this is, you know, incredible breaking news or anything, but I do think it

might help Denver in their playoff, push, standing,

whatever, you know, Yokic and Jamal Murray carrying so much load this season, even though

Yokic did get time off the injury. It just feels like these two dudes need rest heading into the

playoffs. Well, they get some rest this week, so those two guys would probably be in action for both

of those games.

Ten teams with three games, 18 teams with four games. In terms of back-to-back. So we got this huge cluster of tanking teams that are back-to-back free, Utah, Memphis, Chicago. I think those

three teams, this might impact them more than the other three teams, Indiesack and

Brooklyn, Utah, in a bit of a standings island as we record here early Friday, two games

separating them above and below in the tank race. You know, they're going to have a harder time

sitting the Kyle Filipowski's of the world in these back-to-back

situations, though I wouldn't expect any of these teams to be bashful about resting guys. Memphis, back-to-backs have been a trigger for them resting guys for a while now. No back-to-backs, again, we'll make it a little bit harder, though I do expect them to still do it. Chicago with the Josh Giddies of the world.

Getting no back-to-backs in there

is actually going to give them a hope and a prayer to stay back

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