Hey, what's up guys? Andrew Claudio here with a quick programming note. The episode that you're

listening to now is part two of our cap or no cap season two premiere. I guess season 2022

premiere, 2022 season premiere, offseason premiere. We'll fix the language on that. I'm leaving all

of this in. But if you're listening to this, it's potentially

because you haven't listened to Part 1 yet. So go refresh your podcast feed if what I'm telling

you right now is confusing to you. And make sure you've listened to Part 1 of this two-part

extravaganza to kick off the 2022 Knicks off season. So Part one has Jeremy's presentation and a little bit of

Nick Scuttlebutt. We talk about the Leon Rose letter. We talk about Tibbs saying on a couple of

different Knicks podcast this past week that, I guess not Tibbs saying, but through Mark Berman saying

the Tibbs regrets not playing the young kids sooner and more often.

We talk about the Knicks collective that went down to Dallas to watch the

Mavericks against the Utah Jazz the other night.

And we talked about a bunch of stuff before Jeremy kicked off part one of the presentation.

Here in part two, Jeremy is going to go to the roster and talk

about a couple of options and the flexibility that Nix might have eventually leading to a bit

of a mind-blowing consolidation trade that might actually make a lot of sense. There's even a mention

of Carmelo-Andony at some point that got me excited, then you'll see eventually where that

talking point leads to. Okay, again, if you haven't listened to Part 1, check it out. If you have,

here is part two of our cap or no cap 2020 season premiere. So this is basically what the roster looked like with some alterations the last time that we talked about asset accumulation.

Basically, it would be a starting lineup of Campbell Walker, Evan Fornier, R.J. Barrett, Julius Randall, Mitchell, Mitchell,

Robinson. And then... Good times. Assuming when healthy, it would be Derek Rose, Emmanuel

quickly, Alec Berks, Obi-Topin, Nerlin's Noel. And then, of course, you have McBride,

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