All right, we'll catch up on text.

We'll get to a Super Bowl by the numbers top of the hour, and I have something Pistons related, but just, RICO, just allow me to nerd out for a minute. This is what I mean about some of these trades. We went through this yesterday with the Ivy deal, and, you know, I didn't go crazy on it. We worked our way through it. okay, then there's a pick swap and you start to look at, all right, you know, Minnesota's

clearing room. The Bulls have a fetish for point. worked our way through it. Okay, then there's a pick swap. And you start to look at, all right, you know,

Minnesota's clearing room.

The Bulls have a fetish for point guards.

They have six of them on the roster.

And the Pistons, well, maybe this is about now having enough pieces they could move,

not named Tobias, to then go out with a more attractive pick swap and maybe get Michael Porter Jr.

Some of that is hopium, but work with me.

This wizard's Anthony Davis thing, when you get into the nuts and bolts of this, this is actually kind of shrewd.

Now, if this is just going to be unibrow's washed jokes, just hang on.

Do you know they landed Anthony Davis without giving up a single one of their own first round picks?

Yes.

Yes.

I did see that, yes.

So basically the way this boils down is one of the first picks will be, you know, number 30.

The other one is top 20 protected into like oblivion.

So Dallas can say they got two first rounders for him.

You really didn't.

And for Washington, they drafted Alexander Sarr.

You play Sarr next to AD.

You have Trey Young.

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