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Thank you for hanging out with us. I'm Clay Travis the South. Get the coverage. The NBA trade deadline came and went and by and large.

I don't know that there were any massive moves that fundamentally altered the trajectory of the season, but among the contenders, you had the clippers making a decision to go get Marcus Morris and Isaiah Thomas, which is maybe a little bit interesting.

You had the rockets decide despite the fact that Darryl more a had been willing and dealing decide to stick to their small ball philosophy.

And they went on the road last night and beat the Lakers in Staples Center. The Lakers stumbling down the stretch of late James Harden didn't even have a very good game.

Robert Cuffington who'd been traded for did. So we'll see whether there is any legitimacy to the recent run that the Houston rockets have found themselves on.

Yeah, Andre Aguadala as we mentioned to the Miami Heat guy decides he doesn't want to play for the Memphis Grizzlies and never does.

And as a result, he gets traded gets a two year extension and the Miami Heat are trying to make a move. You have the the Milwaukee bucks who are substantially better.

It appears that everybody else in the Eastern Conference and the Philadelphia 76ers tried to make a move and get some outside shooting.

The problem is they are now I'm trying to do the math in my head. They are 11 and 14 in their last 25 games as it appears the 76ers are falling apart and they lost by double digits to the bucks last night.

And those are the moving parts I would say in general the warriors made the decision interestingly to go ahead and start to move some of their talent with the angel Russell moving back to the Minnesota timber wolves.

And as a result, it appears that the warriors are grabbing all the talent that that they can in the draft and maybe trying to put together a package either to move those draft picks and add a decent player in the off season when they're talent eventually comes back and they're ready to roll for next season.

Or maybe they want to to to eventually add some guys in the draft that they think could be impactful when Stefan Clay are back healthy and ready to roll. I think I hit most of the moves there.

I'll bring in the crew see if anybody thinks there were any substantial moves that were made NBA trade deadline at three o'clock Eastern yesterday.

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