Hey, if you love MTV's the challenge, especially this rider diocese that we have right now, Johnny

Benanas has a podcast for us. It's called Death Taxes in Benanas. You can find it on the

ringer reality feed. He's in the final. Is he going to win his eighth title? You got to listen

on Wednesday night right after the show. We'll be putting the podcast up. Johnny Benanas, Death Taxes

and Benanas. We're also brought to you by the ringer podcast network. I have a new rewatch

supposed coming on Monday, me and Chris Ryan. We did a movie from 1993. It is a one for us.

Me and CR. We're back, baby. So we got that and then coming up on this podcast. Normally,

we just have Salon. We blew it out today. We're doing it two parter. Part one coming up right now.

The Kyrie trade happened. Ran, Rassalo and Joe House came on and we talked about that. The

trade deadline, all the different ways the Kyrie trade affects it. And whether it's a good idea to

trade for Kyrie, Irving in the first place, you can probably guess where I stand on that one.

It's all next part two coming later tonight with Cousin Sal. Stay tuned for that. Here we go.

Let's bring them in. Pro, Jim.

All right. Take from this part of the podcast. It is 123 PM Pacific time. It's a semi-emergency

pod. It's hard to call anything about in Kyrie Irving and emergency at that point because it's

he's just a constant ER. We were hoping that he would get traded at some point before I did my

son and I pod it happen. He went to Dallas. This was probably the most predictable trade.

I think out of all the ones on the board, except for the Laker deal. And I never felt like the

Lakers were going to pony up both picks. I never understood how that was going to help this

net's team that is still getting this vintage Durant season. And Dallas seemed to be the most

desperate. So I'm here with Ryan Rosillo and Joe House for Sillo. Desperation. Your history guy,

your screenwriter, Renaissance man, bow donor. But most important to history guy,

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