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So we're going to look at week 14 in the NBA. We're going to look at waiver wire options, most added most drop players as we always do.

So, warning. Let's get it on, Gilly.

All right, the most added player. Unsurprisingly, because he's been ridiculously good of late, and that is Isaiah Jackson in Indiana.

And sometimes you do all this work. Wait, you don't do all this work. Well, that's not true. You do similar work, you do different work, but you know, I do the work that I do.

When we come in, we go, yeah, I really like Isaiah Jackson. Okay, there's a big chance I trade Miles Turner.

20 minutes, eight, 10 minutes tonight. Isaiah Jackson can still be really useful. I don't mind taking him late in the draft.

And then we start the season and Terry Taylor starts a game ahead of him, even though Miles Turner is out.

And then we have Isaiah Jackson sent to the G league, and then we have Jalen Smith, who honestly is dreadful, playing back up minutes over Isaiah Jackson,

where Jalen Smith is not anywhere close to being a center.

And you go, was that wrong? Like, yes, I obviously was wrong to think that Jackson was solid. Clearly, because the places just think he's trash.

And then Turner goes out with back spasms, and they start James Johnson, like, well, at least he can make us prey out, but what are we doing?

In the last two games, Isaiah Jackson starts blocks every shot in the world. You go, ah, I wasn't wrong. All right, he is actually.

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