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up to number one. Wavewire. Let's take a look about what's going on on the old fantasy basketball waiver wire.

We do a Waverwire based show basically every day with the Daily Look Ahead streaming show.

This show is more about longer term ideas versus single day streaming. It's more about,

look, what moves are being made that makes sense for the short term, intermediate term, longer term.

What drops can you make that might hurt a little bit in the short term? But overall, I think, will be the correct decision. And just the way that people are viewing things. So there are slight differences with this sort of stuff because we can talk about, yeah, ads and why didn't you talk about adding this guy for this one day? Because it didn't make sense to do it long term. It's about, that's where we have

to have multiple, I guess, areas of our brain working in fantasy basketball is you're looking at what's happening now, what are we doing for today, what are we doing for the chunk, what are we doing for the back to back, what are we doing for the next week, what are we doing for the next three weeks? How do we see this playing out? Is it worth burning a move to get somebody who might give us value for one game? Is it worth doing it when it might be a little bit iffy now,

and then we look at it for four

weeks? And I know that sounds a little like non-descriptive or vague, but we have to have that

you can't just be always, every move is about tomorrow. Some of it should be and some of it should be more about

longer term thinking and all that gets influenced by what's the time of the year and how good your

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