Welcome to RealGM Radio.

I'm Daniel were your host and so happy to have you with us for this episode.

My guest is Seth Partno of Statsbom and of The Athletic.

And as you could expect, based on the timing, we are talking about the NBA trade deadline.

And a lot of interesting takeaways here about the moves that did and didn't happen and who are some of our winners and some of our losers are.

And how it sets up the 2024 offseason is also a really important thread of this.

So really enjoyed the conversation with Seth.

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bets if your first bet of $5 or more wins. Episode is a little bit less than an hour. Lots of great

stuff in here. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks so much for coming on. Daniel, good to speak with you. The trade deadline just passed, we're recording this on

Friday, and I wanted to start with kind of, do you have any big picture takeaways from what

did and didn't happen? This is not an original thought by me. I saw, actually saw a friend of mine

put this on, on Twitter X,

but we're still going to call it Twitter the other day and was noting that it seems like the last

two years even sort of the big in-season trades happened early. And I think we saw we saw a little

bit the same thing this year with Harden, Ananovi and Siakam all getting traded,

you know, decently far in advance of the deadline. And I think that meant the trade deadline was

active, but with the possible exception of what the Knicks did, not of massive import on this

year's title chase. I think there were a couple teams that

made some you know smart around the margins move moves but it wasn't you know there was not a

uh i don't know the level of woge bomb we got was was not as high as it has been some years, but that way. I mean, one way to

describe that is the biggest, the furthest my jaw dropped was Spencer Dinwiddie getting waived,

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