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Did you say bank or bang?

Whatever, whatever flows your boat, man.

Seeing the Canadian anthem.

Go ahead, bro.

No.

Go ahead, bro. Oh, bro.

Come on, bro.

Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to the No Dunks podcast on the Athletic Network.

I'm Jay Skeets alongside me. As always, Tasmelis. Hey, Tassie, we got the bearded one, Trey Kirby. Hey, yo, the international man of mystery, Lee Ellis. Friends. And last but not least, making the magic happen live from his parents' house in Snowy, Bowmanville, Ontario. It's JD. How's it going, hey? Hey, what's up, eh? Yeah, you got dumped on there last night, JD. Big time. 15 centimeters. Whoa, that's no joke. That's no joke for mid-November. All right, stay warm. Guys, follow us on social media, both Twitter and Instagram at No Dununks Inc. You know we're on Facebook at Facebook.com slash no dunks ink. Well, I guess it's official. We're now on Facebook. And email us your NBA questions and comments to no dunks at theathletic.com. We'll be stepping on the beach. We've got to get away from the snow, away from the cold weather here in Atlanta for crying out loud, we'll hit the beach tomorrow on Wednesday. So get your questions in right now for that mailbag-only podcast. All right, on today's podcast, though, Trey, you got top five. That's right. It's dumb. You've had this dumb one brewing, though, for a couple of days. I've been brewing a dumb, dumb, dumb dumb one. Can't wait to unleash it on the world. All right. We'll also very likely touch on a few of the games and moments from last night in the NBA. But first, guys, we're playing a little, is this news? I've rounded up some headlines, and I'm going to pitch them to you, like Steven Strasbourg. Sure. And we'll determine whether or not they're actually newsworthy.

Guys, first one, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Chris Middleton is expected to miss three to four weeks with a thigh bruised Sunday.

Is this news?

I'm going to call it good news.

I know it sounds stupid.

Good news?

They need Chris Middleton, obviously. He is their number two score. They need him, but they play in the Eastern Conference. Let's be honest here. Look at their schedule. It's not going to affect them all that much. They're still going to win like three quarters of their games like they always do. And it's good news in that I'm always harping about what the heck is their closing lineup going to be kind of playoff time because, you know, they lost Malcolm Brogden. They still had questions about even last year when they had Malcolm Brogden. So it's good for guys like Kyle Corber, Wesley Matthews, George Hill, even Eric Bledsoe, to step up into, you know, the number two, three roles and get minutes now,

playing beside Janice.

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