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Who do you think shuts it down?

My curiosity is obviously always with OKC because even when they're teetering on success in prior years, they've been,

you know, very reluctant to keep success going, right? Like they shut down Shea last year. They shut

down Giddy last year. They shut down like even Kenrick Williams, I think, at one point. Like

anybody who had a pulse wasn't playing for this team. Obviously, we mentioned Portland. Portland is not

on a trajectory for a playing spot, despite what Dame thinks or what Chauncey Billis thinks.

Like, who do you think goes, or do you, like, full I'm going to sell mode, like for the

rest of the season, I'm just going to, whether they shut down players or they just lose games,

like semi-intentionally.

I think it'll happen.

Can I pinpoint where?

I'll pinpoint where I don't think it will.

Orlando seems pretty content on trying to win games and trying to compete.

And magic want to take steps forward.

The Pistons, I mean, they haven't had to bench guys to be the worst team in the league.

So I don't think, I don't think we'll see that either.

I think Boeon Bogdanov are still going to be chasing 30 every night.

You know, San Antonio's lost a good amount of games after selling Josh Richardson

and taking on Dway and Deb in salary and waving him. I don't think the Spurs have a ton of

interest in competing for the postseason. Utah, I would expect to see some more youth movement, some more minutes for unproven guys, some

some of a bodgy opportunity. I mean, they just moved Vanderbilt and Malik Beasley and Mike

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