And now the low post.

Welcome to the low post podcast on Tuesday morning, March 28th.

And holy smokes, is there a lot going on in the NBA?

Every day I check the standings, particularly in the Western Conference.

The East is set in terms of which 10 teams are going to be in.

There's going to be a lot of jockeying for spots 7, 8, 9, maybe 6, maybe 5, maybe 2, 3, 4, we'll see.

But the teams are set. The West is just a complete cluster. You know what? That changes every day.

And I check the standings every day and I feel like, okay, I got a handle on it.

Then a bunch of stuff happens and I don't have a handle on it anymore.

We got to sort a lot out starting in Dallas, of course, where the Mavericks, who

big, big road win last night against the Indiana Pacers featuring three players that even casual fans have heard of.

Nobody healed. No Miles Turner, no Tyrese Halliburton. Dallas blew him out to right the ship after a disaster doesn't even do it justice.

Dropping two straight games in the thick of a play-in, playoff,

playoffs race to the Charlotte Hornets without lamella ball.

And that's, forget that, without Terry Rozier, without Kelly Ubra Jr.,

just an utter catastrophe that has dropped the Mavs to

37 and 39, excuse me, after their inspiring win last night in Indiana and 11th in the

West.

Tim McMahon, I need help, man.

How are you doing?

Howdy partner?

Doing all right.

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