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As we segue to around the league, yesterday's blockbuster trade, Saw LaMelo Ball heading to Minnesota.

And the Charlotte Hornets, Minnesota Timberwolves swapping.

You had Nas Reed going to Charlotte.

A 20-33 unprotected first-round pick.

Three first-round pick swaps, 28-29-30, and three second-round picks.

I'm going to just swing the camera over to you, grab my charger real quick, but go ahead and react to that LaMelo Ball trade.

Yeah, absolutely monster trade.

Almost kind of out of nowhere.

It was crazy because what happened with this trade was we got to the end of the second round.

Shams pops on TV and he's like, hey, LaMelo Ball might get traded.

And the next morning at 9.30 in the morning East Coast time, LaMelo Ball is now he's a Timberwolf.

So that is kind of crazy stuff that we saw that happened that quickly.

How much that trade went.

And this is This is a massive trade from both sides.

You've got now the Hornets trading away the most popular player on their franchise in LaMelo Ball.

The guy who was the face of their rebuild now goes out.

It's funny.

You probably do the same thing.

I use people in my life as barometers of how important things are.

People aren't in our world.

Two-way signings get us fired up.

So I use like, for example, when Luka Doncic got traded, my mom, they actually just moved to the Dallas area.

My mom says to me, she goes, the Mavericks traded some Luke Donald guy and all the fans are all angry all over town now.

And I'm like, yeah, okay.

But it's funny.