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Good afternoon. Welcome on to Hollinger and Duncan. Nate Duncan will be joined by my partner,

John Hollinger, in a second. Thanks so much for listening and supporting this show.

And so what John and I are going to talk about today is what's changed in the bubble.

It's a small sample size, five, six games, but it's also after a four-month layoff.

A lot of teams are going to be making conclusions for their squads going forward,

even if they don't, in fact, make the playoffs.

So I want to talk about the teams and players that have most changed

our opinions and perhaps the opinions of those around the league and in their own front offices.

How you doing, man? I'm doing great. There's been a pretty wild, exciting weekend of basketball,

so I think there's a lot to talk about here. I think some things

in the bubble definitely have gone different from expectations. And the question is, how much do you

move off your prior, as a Bayesian would say, and readjust your thinking on these players and teams

based on what's happened? So, all right, we'll start with you here.

What team has changed your opinion of them the most so far, whether that's their long-term

future, whether that's these guys could make some noise in the playoffs, whether it's, uh-oh,

we thought these guys were good,

they might be in trouble with the playoffs. So give me, uh, give me a team here. So I was really excited about the reimagined Philadelphia 76ers with shake Milton at point guard and Al

Horford coming off the bench. And like, they're just not any different. Like, I don't know what else to say.

Like, they're still, they're still just going to disappoint us at the end of the day.

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