And now the lobe host.

Welcome to the lobe post podcast.

It's Thursday, February 9th at 417 PM, Pacific time.

The trade deadline has passed.

TV for the day is over five hours of TV.

The calls are flying in, the texts are flying in,

and it's time for an annual tradition where we just go.

Man, we just go. You only have so much time to think about all these deals.

Bobby marks. How are you?

I'm good. I am.

Not I'm not going to say I'm all rested because I'm not well rested.

But I'm good. I was just sitting on a doing a segment somewhere and I felt like I was sitting in quicksand here because.

I am running on fumes, but we're good.

Let's get ready to rock and roll here.

The West got better, man. The West got better.

We have to start with the end of the greatest theoretical team in the history of the NBA.

And what will go down as the greatest failure of star talent in the history of the NBA, the Brooklyn nets giving up surrendering and trading Kevin Durant to the Phoenix Suns a few days after trading Kyrie Irving to the Dallas Mavericks for McCale Bridges.

Cam Johnson. J Crowder.

Four first round picks. Are they all one protected Bobby? I haven't even checked.

Yes. Four on protected first round picks. They all have to be I guess and swaps in between pretty much the most the Suns could give up.

The nets have never really loved Aiton.

And I actually think the Suns did well to keep it. And I think he fits well with this team.

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