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ira now welcome in ire wind them and do some stuff as we get the Celtic deal done and we'll see

where else we are ira welcome how are you, and this might be the busiest week of the NBA season. All right, let's start. Your thoughts on the Celtics and the Sixth deal. Obviously, Boston, I think, has bigger plans. They are holding that war chest to make their move. Don't know if it's Paul George. Don't know if it's Jimmy Butler. But Danny Aange has been hoarding picks to the point that I find it hard to believe. It's simply for Jason Tatum and then one more player. I think there's a part B to that equation for the Celtics. All right. If they're going to trade, and I think you're probably right, what do you think

their most logical dealers?

I think there's more safety in Jimmy Butler than Paul George.

I mean, we know Paul George has made it clear through all this machinations that its end

game is to get to the Lakers.

So as much as there's stability in Boston, I think they'd be concerned about giving up draft

assets in that direction.

The both thing, Mike, was almost done during trading deadline in February with Jimmy Butler

going to the Celtics. They have so much they can offer right now back to Chicago that I think

that's the direction they go. And again, I would not be surprised if it's a plus one. If it's not

only going to be Jimmy Butler, it could be Jimmy Butler and Gordon Hayward.

And all of a sudden, instead of having to rely on Isaiah Thomas is a number one option,

he could fit comfortably as a change of pace number three options.

So I think Jimmy Butler right now probably is on the top of the trade charts for the Boston Celtics.

Do you have any reason to think the Lakers would do anything but take ball or two?

Yeah, I do, Mike, and I think this Paul George thing changes to the point of, I am sure,

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