All right, John, it has been two weeks. Our title of our last episode on July 6th was

little to discuss. We're going to have to get creative, I guess. Yeah, in terms of

transactions, not much has changed. I'm sure we will talk a little bit about Summer League later.

I'm still doing a bunch of my film on that.

That may be a future episode here.

But the biggest news to come down since we last talked is it seems like, lo and behold,

shockingly, the Jazz actually are listening to offers on Donovan Mitchell,

and the Knicks are supposedly the team they are most engaged with.

The Knicks can beat really any realistic suitor.

But what do you think just in general of Donovan Mitchell as a trade asset, as a trade piece

and the price that he should fetch in a vacuum given where some of these other deals that have been of

late. So it's interesting because on the one hand, he's an all-star in his 20s under contract, right?

Those three things rarely come together. Yeah, when's the last time a 25-year-old all-star who

wasn't Ben Simmons with three years left on his deal was available in trade?

I mean, basically, I don't think that's ever happened that I can recall.

Yeah, Paul George was a bit older.

Yeah, and that would probably be that.

Kyrie had two years left.

Was about the same age in 2017.

You know, there's been a couple of guys with two years left on their deals, but nobody with

three years that I can recall who, sorry, Ben Simmons is actually a real All-Star and is not

insane and isn't afraid to shoot a lay-up.

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