Oh man, a little rusty when it comes to recording here.

It's been since late Friday night when we got the Kauai news,

but we got to catch up, of course, on all the signings between now and then.

Maybe do a little winners and losers and it takes stock of what this has done to 2020 free agency.

Now that all of these contracts have been signed, Danny joining me as well.

Fortunately, we're not out of practice when it comes to talking because we're at Vegas summer league.

And that's all we do all day every day.

Had some awesome meals that enjoying ourselves, but back to work here, where do you want to start?

I think we should start with the limited follow-up moves with the Clippers, but I think they're important.

So the first one was they resigned the Vika Zubatch to a four year, $28 million deal.

And I had thought that there was a possibility that the Clippers were going to sign Zubatch to a larger deal

and have it be the idea of a human trade exception.

So basically give him a bigger or two year deal.

And that would be more if they didn't think it.

If they didn't think he was going to be a part of their launch in future.

Instead, this is a pretty clear sign that the Clippers sees Zubatch as maybe not their starting center of the future,

but as an integral part of it because four years and 28 million is a lot of money.

I think they do say this is the starting center.

And it is interesting given his struggles in the playoffs.

Now that was against Golden State, the full healthy Golden State.

The last time we would ever see the full healthy Golden State for a whole series.

And yeah, it doesn't surprise me that Zubatch couldn't hold up in there.

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