I was 10 years old when my parents died aboard the Hindenburg, and I'm 20 now, so do the math.

Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to the No Docs podcast on the Athletic Network.

It's Friday, February 7th, All-Star weekend, just one week away. I'm Jay Skeets and alongside me, as always, Tasnelis. Good morning, everybody. We got the bearded one, Trey Kirby. Hey, yo, hey-yo. The International Man of Mystery, taking it to the Max. Lealus. Friends. And last but not least, making the magic habit is JD.

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There he is, and here we are.

Thanks so much for joining us here on a Friday. Follow us on social media, Twitter, and Instagram at No Dunks Inc. You know we're on Facebook at Facebook.com slash No Dunks Inc. Well, I guess it's official. We're now on Facebook. Email us to your NBA questions and comments to no dunks at theathletic.com

and don't forget to grab your official no dunks merch at no dunks.com. All right, on today's drop, lots to talk about. We're going to discuss the Sixers disappointing loss on Thursday night and their disappointing season so far. We'll get to the biggest surprise and takeaways from last night's all-star game draft.

Team Janice and team LeBron have been constructed.

We got worse than a week.

We got pun gun.

We got so much more.

But first, just wanted to put a little button on the very busy NBA trade deadline.

We did our trade deadline grades special podcast late Thursday night. So if you haven't

caught that one yet, go ahead, download and listen to that one. We dropped it on Thursday where we

went through all the big deals and put a grade on each team involved in that particular deal.

But I wanted to ask you guys, now you've had a little time to digest it all, who was your biggest winner from the trade deadline? Be it a team, a player, wherever you want. Biggest winner. What do you got? I'll start with the Atlanta Hawks because I think they didn't overdo it. They set themselves some guidelines and they didn't go crazy. They got Clintpella, good starting center, cost controlled for years.

They didn't overpay them, a decent backup center, and Dwayne Dedman,

and a third-line center in Scala, B.C. Air.

How many centers do you need?

But the thing that they didn't overdo, they didn't go for the center in Andre Drummond

that they would somehow fall in love with and overpay.

He may be the biggest name, the biggest center on the trade market.

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