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Welcome to Move the Six.

I am Bucky Brooks.

And my guy on the other side of the screen is LZ, the one and only Lance Sereline.

And he is here to help me talk about all the latest and greatest things that are popping off in the

NFL. But first, Lance, I got to tell you, how's H-Town holding it down? Oh, it's good. Just a lot of

rain this week. We're just watching how far away our rockets are from being on the same level

with Oklahoma City and the Spurs.

Anybody in the Western Conference now after watching Wimby, we already knew about Oak City,

but after watching Wemby, you've got to say, man, our squad is a long way away, long way away.

Look, man, I'm going to say this, and we'll end up doing this on a later episode.

I am fascinated by the way both of those teams have been built. And they weren't slow rebuilds. But looking at OKC and San Antonio,

you can't tell me that those two teams are not going to take terms dominating the NBA for

the next decade. Like just the way that the Spurs are constructed with Winby in the middle,

the young players that they've been able to kind of finally get up and going. And OKC, just nelling the draft and being a slow cooker process, like, hey, we're going to draft, develop. And when they pop, they pop. And they're just going to reign supreme over the NBA. And I know you talk about the Rockets out here out west. They talk about the Lakers. I just don't think they have a chance. Messing over those teams, messing over those teams over the next decade. You can make whatever moves you want. And it's relevant to the conversation we're having right now because I think team building. So I do a sports talk show, you do sports talk.

So we follow all the sports, right?

But then we major in football conversation.

And I major, I do a lot of pro football, but also draft and you do the same thing.

I've always been fascinated by team building.

I'm kind of studied it on the baseball side, on the basketball side, on a football side. It's different, different ways to achieve the team building goals. But the way

teams build is always fascinating to me. And I wonder how many of our viewers slash listeners would

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