What's going on guys? Andrew Claudio here with a quick programming note. You are listening to

part four of not one, not two, not three, not four, but five parts. And for those of you that

have already listened to part one, two, and three, yes, I did record four different intros

with the same recreation of LeBron counting his titles when he went to Miami.

Regardless, this is part four of the Jalen Brunson plan, the extensive cap or no cap that Jeremy

did for us and for all of you.

In case this popped up in your podcast feed and you didn't hear parts one, two, and three,

go back and listen to him. So it's all in order. Parts one, two, and three, go back and listen to them. So it's

all in order. Parts one, parts one two and three are pretty extensive. They cover in part one.

It's a recap of the week. Johnny Brunson. Johnny Brunson. Wow, I just did that. Johnny

Bryant and Rick Brunson. I'm leaving all of that in. You're welcome. John and Jeremy discussed

those two Knicks assistant head coaches

and whether one will still be here in a little bit. They discussed Mark Berman and his appearance on

the Nix Film School podcast feed with Chris on draft class. And then it's been a deep dive on Rick

Brunson. And did that again, and I'm leaving this in too.

You're welcome on Jalen Brunson and whether or not he fits on the Knicks and all the things he does well.

Some of the concerns you have.

Some other players that are making close to what he's probably going to command and free agency.

Eight potential trades and whether they work as a sign-in-trade option for the Knicks. And here in part four, Jeremy gives some examples of

signs-in trades that involve draft picks before I join the show along with John and Jeremy, and we discuss whether we think this is

going to happen and some of the other options and kind of a conclusion to this conversation.

And whether or not Leon Rose, the great recruiter, the head of CIA, he's actually able to do this,

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