Coming up, it's one of my favorite days of the year. It's the NBA draft. I love it so much.

I love it so much that we are going to do a four part draft of Paloza, extravaganza. This is part two

and it's all next. Let's do it. We're also wrapped up by the Ringer podcast network. If you missed

part one, go check it out. This is part two, me, Ricello, KFC, first project.

We're back for part two and it is 5.05 pm. The draft is about to start and we had a major bomb

dropped about 30 minutes ago. Woj reported in that Orlando is now back in on Palo potentially.

We don't know who's going to be drafted first where you're doing this in real time.

I can't see what happened. Can we believe anything anymore? I thought this was done. Now it's not.

No, I mean, I've been reporting for a few weeks now that it wasn't certain with

Judge Abari Smith going first to Orlando. There's still a possibility of a trade.

I mean, we'll see what happens here in the next 10-15 minutes or so. But I think for the Orlando

Magic, they've just been keeping everything close. The Jeff Welton, the guy running there

at front office has wanted to work in secrecy here. Ultimately, if they do draft, draft

Pollybank hero with the first pick, that doesn't necessarily mean that they keep him. It could

mean that that's where they get their leverage to get Houston to cough up additional draft picks,

more draft capital in the future to assure that they get their guy and it could just be one of

those types of draft night deals. A little different than Tatum Foltz because that happened before

the drafts. Right. But we could be having a leverage version of the Tatum Foltz thing. Exactly.

I think that's what they've been doing. What do you make of all this?

Well, I wondered, I always wondered if they thought Oklahoma City really liked

Chet, would they play it that they like Chet the most and try to grab a pick to move down.

The Houston part of it is weird because it feels like they need everybody. But I guess the

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