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No cost, no commitment, and no Carter Rodriguez. Speaking of no commitment, geez, he is once again out gallivanting

around the world, doing whatever the hell Carter Rodriguez does. But I'm very glad to be joined by

friend of the podcast, Danny Cunningham, filling in for him once again. Danny, how are you doing today,

buddy? I'm well. How are you doing, man? It's great to be on with you. I'm doing well. I'm doing well. I did some gallivanting as well, but, you know, I plan my

gallivanting around the podcast schedule. I had my little weekend away, and then I'm back.

I am committed. I am here for the podcast. I am here to talk calves in the middle of July.

And you know what?

We got some things to actually talk about.

We have some Summer League basketball that's finally wrapped up since our last podcast.

We kind of had the Cavs shut down some of their guys.

Tyrese Proctor played one more game, scoring 35 points in an electrifying performance.

Really fun to see him kind of have that breakthrough, having not shot the ball particularly

well.

Naquan Tomlin kept playing through, but Jalen Tyson was shut down.

Danny, how did you kind of, you know, process and feel about the calves towards the

end of summer league?

So I think it should be looked at as like as a whole as a successful summer league. And I don't think that the record matters. Of course, the guys on the floor want to win. Omar Cook has head coach of the summer league team wants to win. But I don't think ultimately like the win loss record in Vegas should matter to anybody. That's not actually on the team. I think what should matter is what actually happens in the games.

And I think there are a lot of positive things to take away from a Cavs perspective.

Like Nequan Tomlin, I thought certainly at the start of Summer League was a standout,

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