Well, huge blockbuster, we're getting to it absolutely as quickly as we can here.

Kyrie Irving traded to the Boston Celtics, a return far exceeding I think maybe what any of us

thought I'm joined by Danny Luru and Dan Felman just quickly before we get started in the analysis

the trade. Irving with two years left on his contract at about 19 million per traded for Isaiah

Thomas and Jay Crowder both making about seven million a year and Ante's Ezeech and then the

big crown jewel that 2018 unprotected Brooklyn first Ron pick. Dan, since you responded to my

request for an emergency podcast first, you on Twitter gave this an A plus for the Cavaliers

and an F for the Celtics. Why did you see it that way? Well, from the Cavs perspective, this is

going to be pretty much overlapping. Like I think Kyrie Irving and that Nets pick are pretty close

in value. Like I'd have to look closer to see which I would favor more, but it's in the same

general range. And then after that to get Isaiah Thomas to get Jay Crowder to at such a huge return,

I almost gave the Celtics a D minus because I do like how Kyrie Irving is a little younger,

uh, fits better with with the movement they're going with with Jalen Brown and and Jason Tatum,

but the overall value like it seems to me like wildly in favor of the Cavs. Yeah, what about you,

Danny? What do you think of that? Well, I'm kind of conflicted on it. I don't think it's as clear

as what Wes what Dan said mostly because I think the assets or value should be valued differently

for the different teams. So Kyrie Irving I think is a better fit long term for what the Celtics

want to do, but they have to believe that they're going to bring him back. And then at the same

point, you think about the other pieces that were involved in this trade. Jay Crowder and Brooklyn,

those those assets have been hoarded for a long time. You kind of thought, okay, where are they going

to be used for? And instead of going, you know, more in a long term direction, they ended up going

in that way. And the part that's frustrating for me is that I had gone, you know, thinking about,

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