The NBA trade deadline has come and passed. So now let's break down winners, losers, fallers, rises, Michael Bolton, who is your favorite trade deadline player?

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over on the live trade deadline show, went for about two hours,

15 minutes, covered stuff that happened, of course, and you saw all those moves that went down.

We had a heap of people there, like I think 20 plus thousand people watching the show, which was

awesome, and I loved having you guys there, interacting, talking, chatting, discussing these moves,

which honestly, I don't think I've ever seen a trade deadline where the three worst teams

in the NBA are the teams that send out first round draft picks to acquire big names and talent.

It's how it works.

You don't have buyers and sellers, the bad teams sell up their good players to the good teams.

Didn't happen. The bad teams bought good players with future assets what i don't get it i don't i don't get it and

it's going to lead to some very wild stuff post deadline we don't and this is part of the

confusion with all this we just don't know what is going to happen happen in Indiana? They need to keep the pick. They need to finish with the worst record in the NBA. Washington, they need to keep their pick. They can't afford to let it fall out of the top eight, I think, but they also want to give a top four pick. Utah can't afford to let their pick fall out of the top eight. I don't think they

can get up to the first or second worst record, but who's playing on these teams? It's going to be

a mess in so many different ways. What are the clippers doing? But they don't have their pick.

What are the palicans doing? They don't have their pick. What are the bulls doing? I don't

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