And welcome to Light Ears Radio.

We are recording this at 8.30 p.m. night before the draft. We are less than

24 hours away from the draft. Sitting in for Andy Lou, I have Aaron Lorsoul. Aaron, what's up,

my man? Chilling, chilling. Hello, everybody out there. I know everybody's disappointed.

I'm seen in the comments already. Everybody thinks Andy is already drunk in preparation for tomorrow.

No, no, no.

He's got a commitment.

But we had to put it on another episode for everyone listening Day of the Draft.

I am feeling a lot of activity about to come to the service.

Aaron, take my temperature here. I think we're about to see

a significantly more active draft than we saw last year. And maybe the last two to three years

in terms of trades, in terms of a lot of movement among teams, maybe not any big things. I'm not saying,

you know, a huge superstar trade. If things are going to happen, but I have a any big things. I'm not saying, you know, a huge superstar training if things are going to happen.

But I have a feeling, based on everything I'm hearing, we're going to see a lot of movement.

Yeah, you mean league-wide?

Absolutely.

Yeah, so I think one of the reasons for that, I agree with you.

And I think one of the reasons for that, obviously draft day is one of those like

deadline days, which spurs on movement. And like a car as soon as you drive it off the lot,

it becomes less valuable. For a lot of teams, the draft pick becomes less valuable once it

becomes a player. So it is a kind of a deadline that gets people moving around.

I think the other reason for that is if you talk to scouts and people around the league,

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