Memphis finally seems to be ready to pull the trigger on a Mike Conley or Mark

a Saul trade.

And Ben Goliver of the Washington Post joins us to pick some all-stars.

And it's a four-game night, light schedule in the NBA. We're going to talk about it all here on the lockdown

NBA podcast. Let's go.

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NBA host du jour. I am John Corrales. I'm co-host of the

lockdown Celtics podcast and I'm a beat writer covering the Celtics for

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And I'm Jake Madison, host of the Lockton's podcast.

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We got a lot to get to, like we said at the beginning. We got all star. We got Memphis. We're going to talk about all of that with Ben

Goliver of the Washington Post momentarily, but first four games, light schedule in the NBA, but we're going to do it all for everybody

for, if you didn't watch, we did, that's okay, we call it too long, didn't watch, and here's

our rundown.

It starts off with the Toronto Raptors beating the Sacramento Kings 120 to 105.

No Kui Leonard, but that's okay for Toronto.

Kyle Lowry, Fred Van Vlete had 19 apiece.

Just like, they just spread the wealth.

They're 11 and 2 now without Kauai,

Pascal Siaka,

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