Welcome on to a Sunday night edition of the pod.

Danny is an ultra Sunday night mode here.

And we are going to talk about the trade deadline coming up.

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And, of course, you will get the mock deadline, which you're hoping to record in just over a week's time.

But to get us ready for all of that,

I think it's important to go through all of the teams as we do every single year. And I think

we can begin, Danny, with the team that we will be broadcasting on the NBA strategy stream

on Wednesday against the Pacers at 730 Eastern 430 Pacific, the Boston Celtics.

The Celtics will be trying to get revenge in that game after a Pacers win a week or two ago.

But the Celtics, the Legal Scree.

But the Celtics are a fascinating team in terms of the trade deadline because you have

new owner, Bill Chisholm in control.

Of course, a lot of the same people involved in making decisions,

but why the Celtics are so fascinating is this duality.

So Boston, with Jason Tatum, out for the year, presumably with ruptured Achilles that occurred during the playoffs.

We knew they were going to shed money, and they did so.

They got out of the second apron, but they're still into the tax.

The Celtics are roughly 12 million into the tax. The Celtics are

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