Oh, hey, bro.

Thanks for choosing Felger and Maz to entertain. Keep it in your pants. And inform you in the afternoon. I didn't understand anything you said. 985, the Sports Hub. Hi, everybody. Welcome to the show, Felger and Maserati on a Monday. A lot to get to today, Tonto. How you doing? You got that right. Good, you? Good. So it's a reentry Monday. Everything on the board from the weekend. Got some Red Sox stuff to get to. Have the Bruins expansion list to get to. I have a few takes on that. But obviously the big news, which was just finalized within the last hour, the Celtics have traded out of the first overall pick in the draft for number three this year in Philadelphia and a future first round pick.

Those protections, I mean, I'm just reading this here and it was reported over the weekend.

So they moved from one to three.

And for the effort there, the cost will be a first rounder next year, which will be the Lakers selection just so long as it falls in the two, three, four, or five slot.

Correct.

Two to five.

Okay.

So if it's number one overall, you don't get it.

Or if it's six or lower, you don't get it.

But if it's two through five, you get it.

Or, so if it is number one or number six or lower, you will then not get a pick next year.

It'll be in 2019 belonging either to Sacramento or Philadelphia, whichever one is higher, except or unless it's number one, in which case you don't get the number one pick.

Is that right? Yep. You got it right. Exactly right. And case you don't get the number one pick. Is that right?

Yep.

You got it right.

Exactly right.

And I would tell you that the part of this deal, look, philosophically.

So how do we feel about it?

Okay.

So philosophically, it makes some sense to me.

If you think you can get the same player at number three that you were going to get at number one,

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