We've got Woj! That's right. We're gonna go over it all. Peel, Zion, Lillard, Hard, Kyrie, Phoenix, the

drought, and something else is gonna be doing for the strap that I actually think is pretty

interesting on the broadcast. Did a day of yoga? We'll also talk about that. Not with Woj.

I'd like to ask you guys to give advice and join. Adrian Worszorowski of ESPN joins us this morning.

We're a week out from the draft, all the free agency stuff. It's good to catch up, man. Good to see you.

How are you? Orion, it's great to see you. Great to be with you. All right. So let's get through

as much of this as we can. We know that you reported that Bradley Beel and the Wizards appear to be

working on a potential trade for him going somewhere else. We both know Winger, you know, in charge now,

not a shock to see them kind of change course. What's the latest of Beel?

Yeah. So, you know, I think since Michael Winger took over, Howard Will Dawkins is his GM and

get a new front office in Washington and kind of, especially with how Kuzma Krizzap's Porzingis,

both of them having the player option. I think it's more likely Kuzma goes into free agency.

Porzingis will see what he does. He could opt in at a pretty big number. He could opt out,

become a free agent, et cetera. It's a little bit of an inflection point too for what you want to do

with that roster. And I think the, well, the conversation is among Beel, Winger and the Wizards,

Ted Leonsis, who he's been close to since he's got there 11 years ago and Mark Carlson, his agent is

if the Wizards want to rebuild, if that's the direction Michael Winger wants to go in,

does it make sense to look out there, see what might be there in the trade market? Teams are

certainly interested. They've been calling to see what that would all look like. And so, because he

has the no trade clause, you really have to work together. And because trade's got to work,

obviously, for both sides. So, Beel gets to the side where he goes or more so, he gets to the

side where he doesn't go. He doesn't necessarily get to the side where he goes. And Washington has

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