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Trades could officially happen Wednesday.

The N B A draft tips off.

You can watch that right here on ESPN, Friday at six.

Free agency gets underway and the Rockets James Harden is pondering his future, and sources tell ESPN that the Nets are rising the top of his list as a possible trade destination.

The thought of teaming up with K D and Kyrie in Brooklyn apparently has him intrigue Durant and Harden, as everyone knows, former teammates and okay, See, apparently they recently discussed the possibility.

But there have yet to be trade talks between the two front offices as Adrian Ward Yanovsky joins us now, I mean, my question is, which one of the three of those guys is going to say, Hey, I don't need the basketball all the time, But anyway, that's another.

That's another question.

What I mention quickly.

The Nets have just traded with the Pistons for perimeter defender Bruce Brown as well.

So what are the realistic chances that James Harden could end up in Brooklyn?

Well, being a lot of factors for trade of this magnitude, but It's going to start with James Harden really being aggressive with Houston ownership management and saying That's where I want to play.

I want to move on and I think he's going to have to push the issue to get this because, you know Brooklyn doesn't have a star star to send back to them.

The idea would be to play with Kyrie and Kevin Durant.

There's certainly be great interest in Harden around the league.

And ultimately, how much would Brooklyn give up?

Would they give up multiple picks moving forward across?

Ah, lot of years?

Uh, that's not Sean marks.

The style is there GM still a lot of hurdles, but it is certainly on the mind of James Harden and Kevin Durant at this point.

Well, they have monster contracts to, though.

How would that work out K D and Kyrie at such high salaries bringing in James Harden.

They have an owner in Brooklyn and Joe See who is willing to go deep in luxury tax and having three Max players and players like Joe Harris.

You're gonna have to resign in this off season.

It would be an expensive proposition.

There aren't a lot of teams in this pandemic right now.

Who would be willing to spend the way the Nets would be to have to do to do a deal like this?

Take on Harden's money, long term man?

And who would be willing to take a back seat?

Like, to me?

That's the interesting issues to be talked to.

Room exactly.

Alright, eso the Rockets.

Obviously, they lose the Lakers in the playoffs a D.

As expected, he's opting out of the final year of his contract, so he officially enters free agency.

What's the situation with him and his future with the Lakers?

Handle the issue for the Lakers and Anthony Davis is simply gonna be How long of a contract extension is he going to do with them?

Is he gonna match up with LeBron with at a couple years, do a deal for a couple years and then go back in to free agency again?

Does he do a four year a five year deal?

That's the only question for he and the Lakers toe work out this week, but Anthony Davis will be back opening night with LeBron James and in L.

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Yeah, why not?

And it seems like it just ended.

I was saying to you, and there it seems like you just cut out of the bubble.

Anyway, here we are.

I know you're very busy.

Lots going on.

You'll keep us posted it And you're here all day watch.

Thank you.

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