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Besides the Lakers and the Warriors, what teams do you think this deficits the most?

And what teams do you think this benefits the most?

I think the teams that can get kind of dinged by this a little bit are teams like the Celtics,

the bucks, teams that have been, they've been in the tax, but they're never been at the,

you know, the Warriors, Clippers, Lakers levels of the tax. So I think that's where 17.5 million over the tax line, that's a lot.

But it's not like crazy.

Right now I think we're sitting with six teams above that.

So we may see those teams say, all right, we got to let probably not one of the star guys,

but we got to move on from, you know, one of these

kind of mid, mid range salary type players just to rebalance. We have flexibility because otherwise

it's we're really locked into this roster. Teams that are maybe a little older. So like Dallas is

slightly older with some parts of their roster. So like they're in a tricky spot. The buck's definitely older some parts of their roster.

So they're in a tricky spot.

The buck's definitely older with parts of their roster.

They may look at it like Chris Middleton's going to be a free agent.

They may say, hey, we resigned Chris Middleton to a four or five year max deal or anything close to that.

This is it.

This is our team for the next, you know, several years,

unless we make trades. And they may say, all right, you know, he's had injury issues.

Maybe they've seen something in his play where they're like, we'll be okay. We'll go a different direction. So I think they're going to be different. I think the teams that benefit, it's the

teams that I think have pretty promising young

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