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All right. Thorel Bailey, which should make all of you smile, joining us coming up here in a

minute. He'll run through things he's most excited about.

He's going to talk to us a lot about development of players because Thirl has been through

it, what we should expect out of Taylor Hendricks-Ais Bailey, what the developmental stages are

for like a Keonté George. Thurl's done it. So we're going to talk to Thurl about that largely

today and the program and then he'll join us again tomorrow. So we're going to talk to Thurl about that largely today and the program and then he'll

join us again tomorrow. But we're starting with John Hollinger, who I really think is a gift

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