Welcome back to the mock trade deadline, 26, a tradition unlike any other.

And joining me to go through the entire league, we've split up all 30 teams among the four of us.

We're going to try to make as realistic a trades as possible with our own personal spins on it.

Of course, and try to give you an idea of what's going to happen at the trade deadline.

What should happen at the trade deadline?

We are joined by Kevin Pelton of ESPN,

Danny LaRue of The Athletic, and this podcast,

and Dan Feldman of Dunkdown as well.

Gentlemen, how are you doing?

Great. How are you?

It's your having us. Too slow.

I stay beat it. All right. Well, we have a lot to discuss here. We've broken up the league. Let's just get

right into it. We'll just go through our teams, give a little preamble on what exactly we are

trying to accomplish for these groups.

I will begin, and I generally have some of the selling teams.

We usually decide that that's how it works out best to have one person be the selling teams,

the other ones be the buyers, but we will have some exceptions to that to be sure.

And one of the big sellers is the Brooklyn Nets.

Our goal is to move Michael

Porter Jr. for at least a good first, but I will probably take the best offer if it meets

that. Some of the other guys on our roster are available. We'd like to improve our draft pick this

year. Nick Claxton for a real package, something that involved a first round pick.

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