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On today's show, the spurs lose a star player for the NBA's restart and teams are pushing

the league to allow two-way players to participate. But David, I want the then get to the top teams but I think the first few are pretty easy and

honestly these are the teams that shouldn't even be in Orlando in the first place

those are Washington Phoenix and Sacramento can we agree on that and just keep it

moving? I'd like to believe me I don't necessarily want to talk about the

bottom run of the quarantine playoffs here but at the same time I'm just not sure

that San Antonio shouldn't be included in that talk, especially given the news that we'll get into later on the show.

I mean, they, you know, you kind of seem to give them a lot of credit because obviously they have got Greg Popovich and you assume that they're going to be able to be coached as well as possible, but I don't know that it's a natural assumption to think that they are not among the worst teams in the league, given that they're only what a half game better than the sons I mean they're not particularly strong team

This season and they just got a whole hell of a lot worse after today's news

So would you say maybe Sacramento or Phoenix are better than

San Antonio at this point? Would you keep San Antonio would you would you put San

Antonio down at like 22 21-20? Oh that's tough.

They're not worse in Washington.

No.

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