Hello, everybody, and welcome to Fantasy NBA today, a sports ethos presentation brought to you by our great partners at Fanduel.

My name is Aaron Bruske, and with me is the great Steve, Dr. A. Alexander.

And in today's episode, we're going to recap the weekend's action.

We're going to check in on Dr. A's My Guys, as well as my B-150 players of the weekend.

Then we're going to hit our top ads, and then we'll wrap up our show with a visit to the drop zone.

Doc, happy holidays, sir.

How was the weekend?

It was okay.

My son, Soren, knocked me out of my fantasy football playoffs, as I predicted what happened after the

by-week fiasco last week. And our quarterback, the Indiana Hoosier quarterback, Mendoza won the

Heisman, so that was exciting for a scooters.

And I got a bunch, we got a bunch of basketball to talk about today.

We got, oh, and my wife is still in Japan, and we managed to keep the baby alive thus far.

Oh, yeah, last quarter, in my time we have a, any time we have a birthday party around one of the kids we always congratulate the parents on on keeping the small human alive harder than it looks folks harder than it looks welcome to all of our new listeners this is sports ethos head on over to sports ethos.com check out ourhips. I've been working just crazy around the clock. While you're commiserating over your fantasy football loss, I'm just like

trying to keep it together as I've been going through every single player in the NBA, getting

the B-150 projections and the B-150 re-release as is now custom during the NBA Cup working on that.

Those projections that I work with, those power all of the tools that we have here at Sports Ethos.

So go check that out at Sportsethos.com.

Let's get to some news here, guys.

Jalen Suggs over the weekend diagnosed with a hip contusion. I don't, I guess I wouldn't

say there's no timetable for return. It feels like it's, it's kind of a day-by-day thing.

I know there was some news that he was on a wheelchair heading out of the weekend game. In Orlando, it's a long, I guess, ramp or walk from the locker room to the buses.

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