If there is a big boy division in the NBA, it's hard to overlook Nicola Yolkich

Rudy Gobert and Isaiah Hartenstein welcome to the fantasy

NBA today podcast of sports ethos presentation host by yours

truly errand Bruski and fuss W. A.

and f. W Steve Dr A Alexander.

Tomorrow we're heading to the Pacific Division which will be all sorts of hilarious.

Today though we're going to be talking a lot about championship basketball within a fantasy hoops context and it doesn't get much

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All right, let's get right to it and let's bring in Steve.

Stevo, I want to start this thing off with a bang, and I want you to tell me the team that you think is going to be standing the longest in the Western Conference out of Denver, Minnesota, and Oklahoma City.

I'm going to have to go with Oklahoma City, Aaron, for a hundred.

Nice.

Well, I don't know, they're just, they're so good, they're so young, they're so fun, they

collected draft picks forever, They tanked perfectly forever. SGA turned out to be everything

that the clippers wish he wasn't and they got giddy out of there and they got Alex Caruso in they added

heartenstein like they made so many like everything they touched sort of turns to gold I feel like and I mean

Jet Home run and coming back and playing the entire season after sitting out his entire

rookie year like everything they touch turns to gold and I have a feeling

that America and the world is going to be very familiar with just who Isaiah Hartenstein is by the time this year is over.

I was just in my head replaying like all the relocation stuff that I absorbed and I was

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