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It's February 5th.

I've got Britt Robson here in studio with me, and we got no shortage of things to discuss.

I was thinking about asking to do a two-part episode, but we did the one with Kyle in the morning. Listeners, if you haven't, if you haven't listened to that, it was genuinely an immediate reaction from Kyle and I to the Iota Sumo trade. Had the day to spend a little bit more time digging into that. I know I'm excited to hear, Britt, because sitting with you at

games for a long time, I know I was been a favorite player of yours. There's a bunch of wrinkles to that

trade, both trades that we've got to get into Dillingham's gone. Should touch on his tenure.

If you want to call it that, Leonard Miller, too, to a lesser extent, he's also out.

The Mike Conley trade that sort of made this all possible from a money standpoint.

We could talk about some maybe buyout guys that we'll also have two open roster spots.

And then like I was saying to you, a couple minutes ago, I would like to talk about some of the other moves that went on around the league, specifically in the West that make,

you know, tighten the competition in the Western Conference.

Julian Phillips is a player, too, that's now on the Minnesota Timberos.

We should, uh, we should, we should talk about him, uh, as well.

I started watching a Bulls game this afternoon while I was waiting for you to come over.

Thank you for being here. You ready to jump into this? Yeah, sure. Well, okay, let's put the trade deadline together.

There's the two trades that happened, the Mike Conley trade that was funky that didn't bring

anything back to the wolves from a player standpoint. And then obviously the Iota Sumu trade that sent out Dillingham and Leonard Miller.

So if we put that all together, which I think is the right way to look at this because it was

just functionally jumping through loopholes doing both deals with Chicago.

But the wolves trade, Rob Dillingham, who had two more years left on his rookie contract,

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