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Okay, let's get to work here, Danny, on our small forwards.

And let's remind everyone briefly, because this is our first public pod on the episode of how it is that we are doing this.

The criteria here is we're imagining a single season, regular season plus playoffs that starts today.

So it's what player you'd like for that

purpose. This is not future rankings. And also, there are a lot of other things that we can

mention. But in terms of health, we remove any current injuries that aren't like recurring and all

that kind of stuff. But we are, but a player's propensity for injury,

you know, that that gets considered because that is something that can persist, unfortunately.

That's right. And the reason that we do this is because we want to see where these guys

really fall in the league, because that matters in terms of the replaceability of skill set.

We want to see where maybe there is a cliff if you're going to pay someone where, hey, you know what, we just can't replicate this if we don't pay this guy.

Or no, you know what?

We could find 80% of this production.

I would actually say that historically small forward has been the position at which you can't really find that kind of production

once you go below a certain level. That's why it's the most valuable position. Actually,

we'll see if you agree with this, was impressed at the depth at the position this year. You got

some old lions who are still hanging on and some new players who have popped up. Another thing I

want to say, too, in terms of the position, there are going to be some guys

here, Luca Dantzich is going to be one, who is listed as a guard.

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