Well, Mr. Hollinger, let's talk about, you know, that awesome NBA finals and the Warriors and their legacy and...

Nope, actually, it's time for the draft.

Yeah, fuck that. Let's go draft Tuesday. Let's get to it.

Before we get started, I wanted to wish you a happy Mason Plumley guarantee day.

What's going to happen? Yeah, I mean, obviously that'll be the first 30 minutes of the show, as we discussed,

whether on today, 10 days before the moratorium, when his $9 million salary, only $4.2 million

of which is guaranteed, would guarantee fully.

What's going to happen there?

I'm guessing they probably pick up the guarantee, but I guess we'll know in a few hours.

Yeah, I thought like, oh, $9 million for Mason Bowlingy, that's not great.

But then I'm like, they're going to cost him 4.2 regardless.

I'm sure they would love to try and trade him, but the league views that as a negative salary

as evidence by the fact that they got a 20-slot bump in the

draft in the second round last year to take him for nothing. So, but it's like, hey, Mason

Plumley backup center for $4.8 million, essentially, okay, I guess we'll keep him because to trade

him, anyone else that's like, well, we're to take them for $9 million. They already have the $4.2 million they'd owe him either way.

So why not just keep them on for another 4.8, especially because hopefully they're not going to be too impacted by the tax.

I guess we'll see on that.

It depends a little on Bridges number. think using Plumley as a matching salary and a trade for a better center is kind of their

best way to get there like in some of these Miles Turner scenarios for instance. So that's the

other angle here. Should we do the whole show about Plumley and not talk about the draft?

Well, what are Marshall Plumley's prospects for playing next year? Is he still? I think there's,

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