All right, welcome on, everyone, and this is maybe something we're going to do as a yearly tradition as well.

Sadly, Zach Lowe not able to join us this year, but about this time last year, it was actually the first week of April.

We did a pod where we went and looked at the basically, I don't know if we would say it was a draft necessarily,

but we discussed the players that the three of us, you mean him, thought were most likely to be on another team by the beginning of the 25, 26 season.

So basically a summer, a trade deadline, and a summer away, three transaction cycles.

So we're going to go back and look at what we said back then,

and then we're going to do it again this year.

But the news has short-circuited our best laid plans.

We must discuss the Utah Jazz being fined $100,000 in the league's player participation policy for Lari Markinen,

not being available on March 5th against the Washington Wizards.

A game that I actually did for Dunkton Prime.

Oh, my goodness.

Or at least we, Dan, I talked about it afterwards.

The Utah Jazz managed to lose that game as they have so many this season.

And they also said Markin's was that this was for other recent games that

Marketing was not made available as well.

What do you make of that?

I think they were a little late as far as the horse leaving the barn, right, on this.

Because it's been going on in, I mean, Toronto's been doing some dodgy stuff.

Although that's been more in-game.

I think what they've been doing is saying, oh, we have a minutes limit on all these guys.

Which, not that I would have ever done such a thing.

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