It's our two, Budweiser's weekday sports beat,

where there's breakdown.com.

And that means we are rolling into rapid fire time, along with Jesse Stiers.

John Steyers, we're a little bit behind because we went a little bit long with the first hour of the show.

Tonight with some of our stock up, stock down.

Jesse, I want to circle back to the big news

of the day that we let off the show with. Jaden Ivy, local Michelangamarian product, son of

Notre Dame women's basketball coach Niel Ivey, as well as former Notre Dame football player,

Javan Hunter, traded today from the first place in the

Eastern Conference, Detroit Pistons, to ninth place Chicago.

Obviously, you know, like in terms of this area, he's much closer to home.

Is this ultimately scale of one to ten?

How big of a good of a move is this for Jaden Ivy personally?

Yeah, I think that this could turn into something that's like an 8 out of 10 for J.

And Ivey, because I do think that he's going to get more minutes.

I think he's obviously going to recover from that surgery.

And now he's no longer behind Cade Cunningham, who is arguably the best point guard

in the league.

Average is basically a double double in terms of points and assists per game, you know,

a guy who's making his all-star appearance this season for the, you know within the all-star game and so to me

you know it's all-appearance art's our all-star appearance within the all-star game

it's an uphill battle kid cuttingham is young uh he's proven to be one of the best guards

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