Welcome on friends to our trade deadline special on Dunkton. And of course, if you want to listen to this

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audio form as well. Access to our new and improved cap sheets as well, which Dan has spent the last

month working on a lot of interesting stuff, color coding for where teams are vis-a-vis the cap and the

tax and the various aprons and automatic calculations for where a team is

versus the luxury tax if they have to get to 14 players, which is an important thing that

everyone needs to know.

So lots of really good stuff in that new cap sheet.

In addition to, of course, our subjective cap space projections.

And yeah, let's get rolling here, Danny and talk about

this deadline day. And then in the second half of the episode, we'll take stock of the entire

deadline season. So where did you want to start here? I want to start with what I consider

the biggest deal of deadline day itself, and that is the Cavs-Hawks deal

where the Cleveland Cavaliers get D'Andre Hunter in exchange for Carouselvert, George Nying,

three seconds.

I apologies.

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