The Nets picks that they acquired in 2032 and they may get more, they're never using those

picks. Let me give you a spoiler.

A seven years from now.

No, no.

They're never using those picks.

Why are they never using those picks?

Because for whomever, and this is kind of the mystery of the Knicks making the

McKell Bridges trade and the risk of making the McElbridge's trade.

There's going to be a young superstar that becomes available that none of us see coming.

And the Nets want to be one of those teams that have all the assets they can back up to acquire that guy.

So if you want a really long-term prediction, that 2032 pick they got from the Denver Nuggets,

that'll eventually be owned by the Minnesota Timberwolves when Anthony Edwards comes to Brooklyn.

Now, that sounds crazy now, but that's my point.

That's what they're trying to do.

So enough about the Nets.

But I think when they acquire first-round picks, the idea that they're going to use all of them just because they used five this year, I honestly don't think that's their strategy. I think it's to add as much capital to their booty to eventually cash in.

And then it just wasn't that player this for you. And they're not ready for it.

Well, yeah, right.

But there also wasn't that player.

100%.

The right player wasn't out there and they're not ready for it.

Two years from now, you never know. The risk on the Bridges trade, and this is where I think Kendrick has a chance

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