You know, Spencer Jones did get a concussion.

He's been out now for a week, I think, tomorrow, a week.

About a week.

About a week.

And, you know, they haven't signed him yet to the deal.

And we all just kind of assumed, well, it's the concussion.

Well, hold on.

Let's play a couple clips of David Adam.

And the first one is from our friends over at Altitude Radio this morning.

Yeah, still in the process, you know, friends over at altitude radio this morning. The audio is not the audio is not sharing?

Yeah, it was working in free show like that.

So nobody could hear that.

All right.

From that clip, basically, David, this is why I don't want to say it because I don't, this is a story that we're reading some tea leaves here in the circumstance.

And I don't want to try to put words in David Adamant's mouth. But one of the things he said was his representation has been talking to management. Both sides are what's trying to do what's right for each other, which basically says they're in negotiation on a contract. I think that Nuggets went into this period thinking that the negotiation was kind of clear. We like what you've done. We're going to sign you to a minimum deal and we'll probably try to tax some years on that. Good job. You'll be on our team now. Six, seven million dollars guaranteed over the course of three years you're on a minimum. And Denver ducks the luxury tax this year. You go into next year with a role player already on a cheap deal and end

the season after that. Win, win for everybody. But it might be the case, and I don't know, but it might

be the case that when Adelman lets that slip, and he tried to clarify afterwards, but he didn't

walk it back. He just tried to walk around it if we can't play that audio. But here's what I think.

It's possible and it would stand to logic to me

that Spencer Jones would look at this and say,

I think I'm actually worth more than the minimum.

How many guys need a six, seven athletic defender

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