Got a lot to get to here. Some news, Brendan Ingram, surgery, plenty of other Lakers drama,

and then we got to talk about the rest of the teams in the Eastern Conference going to go a

little bit deeper on them. But first I want to remind you that support for today's show,

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last night. But hopefully this is out today in time for your evening commute. Let's catch up on

a little bit of news here before we talk about the incredibly exciting bottom of the Eastern

Conference that we didn't have a chance to get to on Sunday. Where I want to start with the

news, Danny is with additional news on Brendan Ingram. You and Dan talked about how he had deep

vanist for brosus in his right shoulder. However, what appears to be the case now is that that was not

caused due to some sort of condition with his blood, but actually a physical issue with the veins

in that right shoulder. And so, he underwent thoracic outlet decompression, a lot of thoracic

in this year's injury reports. And he's supposed to be able to return to full basketball activities

in about four months or so and could make a return to the court within actually about eight weeks.

So, his agent, Jeff Schwartz, says, quote, it's a night and day difference between a hematological

issue, which is a blood issue or however you want to put it in a structural issue. This is not

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