We’re back and we talk every NBA trade made on the 2023 trade deadline … there were a lot. Highlights, of course, are Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, Josh Hart, Mason Plumlee, and Jarred Vanderbilt. Tune in!
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If the Grizzlies give Luke Kennard even a few of Dillon Brooks' minutes that's a great trade. They infuriatingly let Brooks take 15 shots per game despite him year after year after year being among the worst scorers in the entire league. They're also 24th in 3pt%. So Kennard at a career 42% from 3 is a nice addition that could space the floor a bit for Ja.