From January to mid-February, fantasy leagues are basically a reenactment of the last hour of

interstellar. Interstellar. I can do this. Welcome to the Fantasy NBA Today podcast to Sports Ethos

Presentation. Host by yours, Truly, Aaron Burski. Hey, hope you guys had a really good weekend.

I let you guys know that I thought about that metaphor way too much last night. I've thought about

all five hours of interstellar when you're watching it on TV. Commercial breaks all over the place.

It's fantasy leagues. Like today they're different. And then in like a month, they're going to be

extraordinarily different. And we're in this month, they're going to be extraordinarily different.

And we're in this weird little wormhole right now where all sorts of different things

are happening at the same time.

You've got the tanking teams.

You've got teams that are trying to figure out what they are.

You've got teams angling for the trade deadline.

I've been talking about this for a couple weeks, but it just feels like right now, we're at that apex time of teams

really getting after it and teams still just doing weird stuff. And then when we get under the

other side, past the trade deadline, past the All-Star break, it's just going to be different. It's

going to be weird. And it's going to be like the ending of Interstellar. We don't know what that ending

is all about, but we think it sort of made sense just like this open did.

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