All right, welcome on to a two weeks before the trade deadline edition of Hollinger and Duncan.

We were completely overwhelmed with the number of submissions that we had over 300 fake

trades.

The document that Ben put together for us is 88 pages long.

Wow.

I mean, some of those are screenshots of trades that take up like half a page.

But nonetheless, pretty good.

And I've been through a fair amount of these.

I wasn't able to read all of them in advance.

But some pretty good stuff here.

It's going to be some good fodder for conversation.

But I wanted to start by taking a look at some of the assets that are available for trades.

We didn't get a chance to get to this last week, but I think this is important because

as is so often the case, you have to actually have the assets to go ahead and get someone

to trade for you, or get someone to trade with you, I should say.

So we're going to take a look here at

some of the assets that are out there. Obviously, there are first round picks that are out there as

well, but there are definitely players who could be targeted by teams that are looking to trade,

say Jeremy Grant or Harrison Barnes or any Miles Turner. And so I wanted to talk about,

you know, how, say, Dante DiVincenzo matches up with Talen Horton Tucker to name two of these

potentially. So let me get my document in front of me here. Don't worry the silence will get edited out.

And why is this not showing up in my Google Docs? Anyway, let's get started here. I want to talk about

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