Hello and we are doing so on Friday afternoon on the East Coast.

We talk about the NBA and we are doing so on Friday afternoon on the East Coast.

Hope everybody had a good 4th of July holiday.

Joining us on their holiday weekend from, I believe, are you still in New Orleans

right now, Andrew Lopez, or are you in San Antonio?

I am which is kind of funny because I thought by moving to San Antonio I wouldn't have to track

hurricanes anymore but I have my eye on this but I am in New Orleans for the weekend and then, I don't know, maybe driving back to San Antonio this Sunday.

I don't know, who knows right now?

Well, good luck with that and and golect everybody in Texas who's

watching that hurricane. Joining us from Los Angeles, California is Omyang

Masuk. What up guys? How was your fourth? It's you know the NBA transaction game

has slowed down.

I think we were able to enjoy a little bit of downtime.

It was still some things going on.

In fact, just before we did this sort of recording here, Franz Wagner,

agreed to a five-year max contract extension,

220 million with the Orlando Magic. We'll talk about that in a little bit. But first,

I want to talk about the team you spend the most time covering, the LA Clippers.

They had a obviously an eventful first week of

transaction season losing Paul George signing some players.

What has been your read on where the clippers are as a franchise after the developments of, well you can sort of see the Paul George thing was sort of a slow motion car rack, but where do you think the franchise is at this point? I mean, I think they're, they were scrambling, even though I,

scramble might not be the right word because I think they've known and seen this coming for a while that Paul George could very well be gone.

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