Welcome to a very special, I mean, not that special Monday edition.

One of our favorite though, time to panic, which teams, which fan bases should be panicking

that their teams are not going to live up to expectations. That's coming up later in the show

first though. Some news has piled up that we need to get to here. Let's start with probably,

I would say the most significant is that Zach Collins is going to have to have shoulder surgery

or Marie dislocated his shoulder. He was in the Dallas game about a week ago. There was some hope

maybe his shoulder wasn't that bad and he had decent range of motion and he popped right back

in. But no, now it looks like there's going to be surgery timetables to be released soon. But

you have to imagine that's no less than a couple of months. And for a team that already was

extremely thin in the front court, Danny, this is going to be a major issue for their depth.

Absolutely. And they just don't have that many options to go with that. I mean, the resources.

And a lot of the players they've drafted on the on the perimeter have worked out reasonably well.

You know, Simon's is in the rotation now and some of the other guys, but they just don't have

they haven't used resources there. So Mario Hizodia is going to play a lot more.

At the D-Tall, we're just going to play a lot more. And they'll probably go really small at the

three and the four. I mean, we've already seen Rodney Hood playing power forward a little bit.

And that's I mean, I'm not comfortable with Hood at the three, much less at the four. At least

against good teams. You know, like you can exploit it a little bit. And so Neil O'Shea's

reluctance to sign and pay forwards is a is a kind of coming to roost a little bit. And also now

any injuries to Hassan Whiteside become a bigger deal. And he missed the Philly game with a

a bone bruise at his D, but he's but but he'll be back soon. So that's not as huge a deal. But

remember, like they're just really shallow in the entire front court now, not just at the forward

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