What's up, guys, Andrew here with a quick programming note. The episode you're about to hear is

part two of a special cap or no cap 6.0 dedicated to the NBA draft draft season, as Jeremy

would call it. If you're listening to this, you may have missed part one already, which was the

introductory to this cap or no cap, where John and Jeremy caught up on

the last week before diving into the draft and giving you a bit of an idea of how the Knicks

have historically drafted under this current regime, as well as a pattern that may have been

created by what the things they look for,

an offensive box plus minus.

It's a good first start.

The part you're about to hear dives into Walt Perrin's history of centers

and the type of center that the Knicks may end up taking if they take a center,

a center under the advisement of Walt Perrin before getting into the value of draft picks,

specifically a point value of draft picks, a system created by Kevin Pelton,

and talking about trading into the top five.

Because a lot of Knicks fans, you guys have been hitting us with fake trades of how the Knicks

can trade into the top

five. And John and Jeremy go over the history, at least since the last 22 years, since 2001,

of all the trades into the top five, what you're going to have to give up, an idea of what a trade

into the top five has historically looked like. It's a good part two of four. That's right. If you're hearing this because you missed

part one, it's part two of four. We have a jam-packed episode for you. So here's part two,

cap or no cap, 6.0 draft season. Enjoy.

Music. I want to talk about big men, specifically centers, because I know that there's often the idea of mocking players to the Knicks who, like are Mark Williams, for example, some sort of five who would be of interest.

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