Welcome to the Fantasy NBA today podcast. Yeah, I'm trying to time it a little bit better so folks that are watching get the end of the intro music, folks that are listening on the traditional pod channels you guys just get the normal fade out because I can set all that up in Adobe audition

E, Just as Bifocals a good morning everybody. Happy Thursday to you all. Nice relaxing Thursday, just a couple of games tonight.

Tuesday was...

So I prefer... I far prefer it just a couple of games.

I think we've gone over this on this part on the pod before.

I don't know why I'm getting back into this thing. I like when there's like seven or eight games every day.

We had that in the bubble. The only redeeming quality to the end of that god-awful year of 2020 was the fact that we had games running from the afternoon all the way

through the end of the night and there were only like seven or eight of them

because they only had two courts to play on. That was sweet. Yeah, now you jam them all in.

We had so many games yesterday in this tiny little pocket.

There were two games on what you'd call sort of like traditional West Coast time and one of them was in was in the mountains.

Denver just started late. They were kind enough to start late. Everybody else, for us at least here on the west

coast, was 5.30 or earlier. There were 12 games that started at either 4, 4.35, or 5.30. And only one of those was 530. There were 11 games that started at 4, 4, 30 or 5.

The nuts trying to keep up with all that crap.

Sheesh! What do we got on the docket today? What do we got on the docket today?

Well, the Yuge, as the kids say these days, I think the kids still say that. The huge, we got a

giant Wednesday to recap. All those games I was just talking about a few things that popped up in there that's always fun when you get some new names in the mix it's exciting

it's the ebb and flow of the fantasy season.

Sometimes you get some new names that emerge, then you go a week or two where it's just like tracking the usual stuff,

trying to figure out if somebody's moving up, moving down.

And then every once in a while you get those few days

where things shift in sort of a beefier context.

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