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Coors Brewing Company, Golden Colorado. Hey there, Nick's fans. How you doing? It's your boy, John of the Macri, with you for another

episode of the Nick's Film School podcast. You'll have to forgive me. I have a little

bit of pep in my step today. So first things first, the pod today features the one, the only,

he is not, I repeat, not equivalent to the worst Avenger, who is not Hawkeye, by the way. And if you

don't know what I'm talking about, you will in a few minutes.

Mike Vorkenoff of the Athletic.

We just basically shot the shit about the offseason and had some laughs, but also I'd like to think provided a bit of insight into what the Knicks did and what it says about what they may want to do going forward.

So that's coming up in a few minutes.

Recorded this on Tuesday.

And I am recording this intro on Wednesday afternoon about in about an hour or so after Woj just reported that the Charlotte Hornets and Boston Celtics

are looking to get a third team involved in a sign-in trade for involving obviously Gordon Hayward,

but specifically to get off the contract of Nicholas Batum.

As of now, we have gotten no indication that the Knicks are even looking to get involved in that, although, you know, actually I shouldn't say this.

Yeah, no.

There's only two teams in the league that could make that a possibility, and it's the Knicks and the Oklahoma City Thunder who have a $27.5 million trade

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