I'll talk some best contracts here.

Let's do it.

So as mentioned, our criteria are no maxes because that is just artificially limited by the

CBA, no rookie scale deals.

That is also artificially limited by the CBA.

We'll talk about maybe veteran deals a little bit, but those are usually too short.

Maybe we'll hit on a few deals towards the end

that are just expiring this year, but we're going to focus mostly on deals that go beyond

this season. All of these numbers for how much these people are making actually include this

year. They are providing production right now. When we did the worst contracts, we actually

did it after this year just because

that we were kind of thinking of them more in terms of their trade value and how underwater they

might be after this season. But for best contracts, like these are players who are providing

value for those numbers right now. So we decided to focus on what's, uh, what is also going on for this year.

So we'll go through some of the candidates. And then we'll each pick our top five words.

You like to begin, Mr. Feldman.

Let's start with the thunder because they just have so many players who are in the discussion.

Yeah. Pretty remarkable. The way that they've done that. And Lou Dort certainly

has to be on this list, making 16-5 this year, 17-2 next year, and then has a team option for 17-2.

In the 26-27 season, he is about to turn 26. You can throw in Isaiah Hartenstein, too. He's 26 years old also next year.

This year making $30 million. Next year, 28 and a half. And then a team option for 28 and a half

just gives whichever team has a bit. And I would like to say, right, we're looking at these not

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