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All right, live on Netflix, I can't speak.

Live on Netflix, Bill Sivitz here with Joe House.

We are going to do our annual NBA Trade Value List podcast that we have been doing,

the first one house, December 2007, the first year out of podcast on the worldwide leader.

And in that trade value list, I think we ranked Carlos Boozer above Dirk

Newitzky. And now, 19 years later, Carlos Booser's son, now about to be a top three pick in the NBA draft.

It all comes around. And now we're on Netflix, a place that was mailing out DVDs to customers in 2007.

And now we're doing a live podcast for Netflix and Spotify. Spotify existed in 2007.

But look at this. We're just moving with the Times. This is great. I will explain the trade

value concept to everybody in a second. But we got to talk about James Hardin first. Yeah. James Hardin. News of the day. We always get everybody's like, it's going to be a slow trade done. And then all of a sudden, Saturday or Sunday, whatever day that was during the weekend, it was like, James Harden and not playing tonight, personal reasons, prethences. It was like, uh-oh, personal reasons. What does this mean like uh oh personal reasons what does this mean are we are we

about to do the dance with james hard again then it leaks out chris manix reports yesterday

there is a james hard and darius garland trade that's far down the road and might happen might not

now as we're recording this Tuesday, 10.30 PTA.m.

Feels like this trade is happening.

What was your reaction when you heard that this trade was even a one-for-one possibility

as we're working on the trade value list?

Made sense.

To be honest, I got to see Cleveland this year up close and personal, went to a wizard's game, and Darius Garland played, which was great, you know, got to see him.

I will tell you, you're the expert at the body language and all of the, you know, you have your PhD in analyzing team chemistry.

Yes.

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