What's up, guys, Andrew here once again with yet another quick programming note.

The episode you are listening to is part three.

And not the final part, just part three of our special cap or no cap 6.0 draft season.

We're talking all about what the Knicks can do with the 11th pick in the 2022 NBA draft.

In the first two parts, John and Jeremy laid the groundwork

for the history of the Knicks draft, at least under this regime with Walt Perrin and

Brock Galler and obviously Leon Rose. I guess I should throw in the other guy, Scott Perry,

that was here beforehand, but at least over the past two drafts,

John and Jeremy laid out the types of players the Knicks look for, the type of stats they might use to evaluate said talent, Walt Perrin's history of centers.

And if the Knicks are looking at a center and what that might entail, especially on a team coached

by Tom Tibido.

Then they looked at the last 22 years since 2001.

I guess it's 21 years, but we're including 2001.

So I'm going to say 22 years.

I'm leaving all of this in.

The past 22 years of trading into the top five because there are so many mock Nick trades out

there, especially coming from Nick's Twitter of the Knicks trading into the top five.

And it's, you know, my pocket lint and 11 for, you know, the number three pick.

And John and Jeremy gave you the history of what it looks like to trade into the top five,

how often and how common it is, and what it might take for the looks like to trade into the top five, how often and how common

it is, and what it might take for the Knicks to trade into the top five before you get here

to part three, where they start their quest from going through every team in the draft. So from

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