Welcome on to a Boxing Day edition of Hollinger and Duncan.

We have much to discuss here.

We've got to talk about the league's potential moves to curb tanking, long overdue, perhaps.

So they've tried some things in the past.

They also made some changes to the injury reporting.

So we've got John's thoughts on those.

And then we've got to continue to assess the trade markets. And we talked about

Janus NAD last week, plenty of other very interesting names that we need to go through. So,

John, the league might make some changes to tanking this off season. What do you think of the three

things that they are proposing to potentially

do? Okay. I would say not allowing a team in the top four multiple consecutive years is kind of a

tangent to me. Usually if you got in the top four in the one year, you don't need to tank quite as badly the next year anyway.

Or the guy that you got wasn't any good.

Well, yes, we've seen some evidence of that too.

And yeah, so like if you're Atlanta, for instance, you're like, oh, so we got number one in the resouchade draft.

So now we're out of the Wembe draft, right?

Yeah, I called it the resacee rule.

Oh, come on.

Of why they shouldn't do it, but yeah.

And so I don't love it for that.

And also, if you have four teams that are out of the mix the next year,

doesn't that increase the incentive for the other teams to tank?

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