What's up, everybody.

Wes Goldberg here.

This is Real GM Radio. Thanks so much for tuning in to our Southeast Division preview before we get going here. Just a reminder to hit that subscribe button if you're watching us on YouTube. We also free and available on all podcast platforms. So go ahead, click that subscribe button now if you're watching on YouTube. Find us on your favorite podcast app. The Southeast Division preview is coming up. I'll be joined by Keith Smith from Spotrack and the front office show, frequent guest here on Real GM Radio, also in Orlando resident. And along with him, we'll be Brad Roland over from the Lockdown Hawks podcast. Nobody does a better job covering the Hawks than Brad. I've known him for a very long time with our time over at the Locks-on Podcast Network. So really excited to be joined by them to break down what is a very competitive, very interesting division. The Hawks, the Magic. These are the two teams that figure to be at the top of things. We'll talk about them, who has the edge, the heat, as well as sort of in that mix. What do we make of their offseason

and what they look like post-Jimmy Butler? them, who has the edge, the heat, as well as sort of in that mix.

What do we make of their offseason and what they look like post-Jimmy Butler?

And yeah, Charlotte, Washington, not very good, but also very interesting.

So we're going to get into their futures as well. But before we jump into the Southeast Division preview, I did want to take a moment here to

just talk a little bit more about the Kauai Leonard stuff. I've talked about it on other platforms and locked on NBA a few different

times. So if you want like fuller thoughts of mine on the Kauai Leonard stuff as it was happening,

you could go check out my work over there. But this is something that I've been thinking about,

obviously, for a few

days now, and as we get more and more reporting around this, and Adam Silver will be addressing

the media here pretty soon after the Board of Governors meeting, so about the time you're hearing

this, maybe we've already heard from him, but here's where I fall on the Kauai stuff.

The reporting around it, if the NBA confirms that the reporting around it is real, is enough.

And frankly, I don't even know that they need to confirm all of it being real.

This is real stuff.

What Pablo Tori and the Athletic and the Boston Business Journal, Boston Sports Journal have all found here is a lot of circumstantial evidence. And you hear

that term a lot. Well, this is a lot of circumstantial evidence. And what if Adam Silver finds

this smoking gun? Adam Silver does not need to find a smoking gun.

There is no legal precedent here.

This isn't the Supreme Court.

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