Hey guys, welcome back to another week of What's for Dinner. My name is Andrea with Foodimentary Adventures in Food. Our What's for Dinner videos come out every single Tuesday. So we are kicking off another week of What's for Dinner with semi-homemade pizzas. I had these crust on hand. You get two of them in a pack and I had mozzarella cheese in my fridge and I had Italian sausage and also some pepperoni as well and onions and I had pizza sauce. So Howard and I made our own individual pizzas so I made mine first so mine is hot out of the oven and then when Howard comes out of the oven I'll make sure to show you his. But this is mine. I just have pizza sauce and then I also have mozzarella cheese, Italian sausage, pepperoni, and onions. So this is my pizza and I'll show you his as soon as it comes out of the oven. So here is Howard's pizza hot out of the oven and he has the pizza sauce on the bottom. He has mozzarella and he also added cheddar cheese. He has pepperoni, Italian sausage. He has onions and then he added some additional pizza sauce on top of his pizza. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight and we'll see you guys next time. Hey guys so for dinner tonight we are having a quick and simple meal from our pantry. Howard made dinner for us tonight. We are just having some beans and rice and rice and beans. So Howard used these black beans from Kroger and then he just doctored them up. You can see some garlic in there and then there's some other seasonings that he used and then we are using this jasmine rice from our pantry. It's the microwaveable kind. This is my plate but Howard hasn't fixed his plate yet because he's with the baby but he is going to add some avocado to his plate. He loves eating avocado with beans and rice and so this is what we are having for dinner tonight and we'll see you guys next time. Hey guys for dinner tonight we are having chicken sandwiches and crinkle cut fries. So the fries are from Walmart and I had these in my freezer and I just baked them in the oven and then the chicken patties are from Aldi. We recently had these for the very first time and we really liked them a lot and so I just baked the patties in the oven as well. This is Howard's plate and I buttered and toasted our buns and on his he's added some tomato and avocado. I'm just eating mine plain with nothing on it just the bun. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight and we'll see you guys next time. Hey guys so for dinner tonight we are having big salads using these chicken bites that we got from Sam's a while back ago. I've talked about these before and neither Howard nor I are crazy about these but we found that we can eat them on salads. If I chop them up they're pretty good. So we finally finished this bag with this dinner salad. So we have lettuce of course and then I have the chopped up chicken bites and then I just boiled some eggs so we're having that and then for the cheese this is in my freezer so we're using that. Howard is going to use this salad dressing and then I'm going to be using this salad dressing for a dessert. I decided to make some cookies. I had these in the pantry and wanted to use them peanut butter cookies. All you do is add vegetable oil and water that's it just takes a couple of minutes to make and bake and so we're having peanut butter cookies for dessert. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight and we'll see you guys next time. Hey guys so for dinner tonight we are having another meal from our pantry. I made a sausage Alfredo. This is a new recipe that I tried out so let me show you what you're going to need for it just a few simple ingredients. You're going to need some smoked sausage that you're going to slice up and then you're just going to pan fry the sausage until it's brown and then you're going to add in two cups of heavy whipping cream to that and then a teaspoon of Creole seasoning or Cajun seasoning whatever you happen to have. Let it boil for a little bit. I let mine boil for about five minutes and then you're going to add in a half a cup of Parmesan cheese right here, shredded Parmesan cheese and then in the meantime I forgot to mention you're going to want to boil two cups of dry pinae pasta, drain it, set it to the side. So once you have your mixture you're just going to add in the pinae to that mixture and then stir it up and then I added another half cup of Parmesan to that and here it is. Howard and I just tried it out and we both really like it a lot. It's very tasty. For a side we are just having some green beans and I just use some canned green beans tonight. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight and we'll see you guys next time. Hey guys so for dinner tonight we are having something from our freezer and pantry. So from our freezer we are having these Trader Joe's shrimp burgers and I've had them in my freezer for a while wanted to try them out. So you get four in the pack and they come back and sealed. Let me see if I can open for you guys. So here's what they look like. You get four in there and you cook them from frozen and here's what they look like. Howard is having his on a burger so there's a bun underneath there then he put cheese on there. He's planning on putting avocado. There's a top of his hamburger bun and then I made some stir-fried broccoli to go with it and then some Posteroni. We really like the sour cream and chives and I'm having the same thing except I'm just having just the shrimp burger no bread and of course if you've been watching this channel no avocado because I'm not a fan of that. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight and we'll see you guys next time.


The Norfolk Navy Marine Corps Relief Society honored the sailors of USS Harry S. Truman with an Admiral's Night March 29th at Scope Arena. So we thought it would be a great way to honor and recognize that Harry S. Truman and your crew by saying, hey, we're thrilled to have you here, although I know that wasn't your plan and we'd like to honor you tonight for the benefit hockey game. Truman provided sailors to drop the ceremonial first puck, present colors and sing the national anthem. I think MWR are getting this opportunity to come out this evening and be a part of the hockey night that represented the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society. They gave our sailors a chance to represent what the Navy's all about. Truman raised more than $72,000 for the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society. From USS Harry S. Truman, I'm Petty Officer Brandon Parker.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overlord here So we have another image to tease us on what we can expect during one of the flashbacks That will be getting in the upcoming halloween kills, which will be released later this year in October And we know that we already can't expect to get a flashback regarding Lonnie elam's character The bully who messed with Tommy Doyle in the original film That made him squash his pumpkin or fall on his pumpkin rather before before one of the other bullies ran off and ran into Michael Myers so We'll be seeing that red red jacket kid the little bully and his encounter that he had with the shape during the 1978 events or the 1978 film so that's something they're making canon in this new timeline for the halloween 1978 film halloween halloween kills and then halloween ends so Recently one of the producers Ryan Freeman or Freyman shared on his Instagram an image of the old station wagon That Michael Myers used to get away from the sanitarium in the 78 film so I'm gonna assume of course at some point we'll be seeing this car in the original in not in the original film But in halloween kills will be joint going back to 78 and seeing this car utilize somehow We could also see it in the present. I just want to throw that out there We could see it in the present always a possibility don't know why we could but we could see it in the present But now i'm curious as to why i'm curious Where we'll see this in the film because I didn't see anything Indicating where we could potentially see this in the film other than maybe of course Because by the time Lonnie and the shape have their encounter i'm going to assume Michael Maybe michael had the station wagon parked somewhere nearby and we see that but by the time He's walking around at night during The original film he had already parked his car by the Wallace's house across the street So i'm not i'm not really convinced that we'll be seeing the vehicle during his encounter with Lonnie We'll see it at some point, but i'm not sure where this could fit in So if you guys have theories about where you think we'll see this old car in the film Let me know down in the comment section below I'm really excited to see what other things they have in store for us We're already of course supposed to be getting all of these old characters coming back So not that this car is a character in and of itself But i know this makes a lot of people excited that we're going to be seeing this old station wagon back in the film and I just don't know Because it makes us curious now about these flashbacks. We know about Lonnie And we know like just some general narrative progressions We can expect in the film itself in the modern in the modern time Like a mob mentality people coming together hunting Michael Myers Laurie will be spending most of the runtime in the hospital presumably recovering from her injuries We know Michael's going to escape from the fire But now i'm more curious about what flashbacks they're going to show What are they going to show us from the original film and make them Events that we of course did not see during that night because they're now going to be made cannon for this timeline What events are they going to throw in there that regard this car? That are going to shape things up a bit. I'm wondering if maybe We'll just see the shape himself driving around town a little bit longer Uh, and what I mean by that is because we saw him drive up to the girls because we mostly saw it from Laurie Laurie's angle throughout the film. It was it was definitely switching around but during the times where Laurie was walking home from school We saw from her angle and then the station wagon was gone And we caught back up with Laurie and then Michael of course appeared from behind a bush Maybe we'll see something That leads up to him Or maybe we'll see something else that happened after he escaped the sanitarium after he escaped smith's grove Maybe we'll see something else involving him driving this car somewhere Uh, I'm just throwing out there as to where this car could show up at maybe even marrying chamber since we know She'll be back. Maybe she still has the car. That's why i'm saying maybe But this isn't her car. This is uh This is this was neither one of their's car. It wasn't michaels. It wasn't lumus's car I don't think it was marrying chamber's car. I don't think it was I might be mistaken. But I don't think that was her car but I don't know where this car could show up at. I just know that I'm excited to see What they have in store for us with these flashbacks I'm looking forward to seeing where the narrative is taken leading into halloween ends because again I've already touched on the fact that I believe that what's gonna happen is Karen will end up dying at the end of the film and we will just progress with our narrative from their Moving on from Karen and now going into halloween ends with a daughter who is out for revenge a Uh, mother who is also going to be out for revenge And then michael myers is going to be in a lot of trouble And again, I've already speculated and made my prediction of who's going to come out on top in this one Since the strode women already have their one advantage. They have their one victory It's time for michael myers to tie up tie up the scoring the store board So he'll come out on top here. The film's gonna end with michael myers on top. That's just I honestly feel that that's the proper thing to do Just to set the stage. Okay. Now. We're going to see who's going to come out on top in halloween ends They're going to have an even playing field Everyone's gotten one up on the other and now this is going to be how it ends Let's see how it ends But let me know what you guys think about this image down in the comment section below If you haven't already make sure you subscribe turn on post notification Then miss a video in the description have links on my social media accounts on my facebook twitter and instagram You can message me there, of course Let me know into any movies news or reviews you like me to cover in the future But all right then mind guys, I will see you in the next video


Given that the femoral triangle is a 3D space containing some important anatomical structures, think of it as a pyramid. The mnemonic sail helps us to remember the lateral, medial and superior borders, that's Sartorius, a Dr. Longus, and the Inguinal ligament, but there's also a floor and a roof to this 3D triangle. Let's get rid of this 2D image and bring in some 3D elements now. We've got the femur there, Sartorius, a Dr. Longus, the Inguinal ligament, and then down the back Pectoneus and Iliosaurus. The floor of the femoral triangle is made up by the body of a Dr. Longus, the body of Pectoneus, and a little bit of Iliosaurus as well. Then the floor of the femoral triangle is made up by a Dr. Longus, Pectoneus, and Iliosaurus. The roof is made up by the fascialata, which is the border of the main fascial compartment of the thigh. You'll know it from the tensor fascialata, a muscle which stretches it out on the lateral side. There's a little hole up here in the fascialata, which is called the saphenous opening. The greater saphenous vein pops through there. And of course the femoral triangle is open up the top to allow in its contents. We'll take out the Inguinal ligament and bring them in here. So lateral, we have the femoral nerve. Next we have a fascial compartment called the femoral sheath, which contains the femoral artery, femoral vein, and the femoral canal. The femoral sheath ends by blending in with the adventitia of these vessels, around four centimetres below the Inguinal ligament. The femoral canal ends earlier up here. It contains one single lymph node. After entering the femoral triangle, the femoral nerve divides into branches which supply the muscles nearby with innovation. That's the quads, sartorius, and pectoneus. It spits out anterior cutaneous branches to supply sensory innovation for the medial thigh and knee. And its saphenous branch supplies the medial lower leg. The femoral artery and vein slink down together along the bed of adducta longus and magnus. And once they're past the border of sartorius there, out of the femoral triangle and into the adducta canal. Effort lymphatic vessels coming out of the node in the Inguinal canal then make up the deep inguinal lymph nodes of the thigh. So that's it for the femoral triangle. Catch you next video for more info on the femoral canal. As always, thanks for watching and we'll see you next time.


Right everyone. Good to see you here. The room is almost full, as always. We're gonna start to talk about Tizen RT, which is the the lightweight and the smaller brother of the full-blown Tizen for real embedded devices. So, this is talked by Philippe Coval. Thank you. Thanks. It's nice to be here again, all of us here. So, yes, I'm a software engineer. I'm working from Samsung. I belong to the European team. And if you have interest into all kind of use cases, demonstration, and if you want to set it up at home, feel free to ask me. I will try to help you to reproduce or improve what I'm shared. So, first, I will introduce you about Tizen and focus about software platform for embedded very constrained devices. And then I will share some tips to get started. So, let's go on. There is a lot of content on my slides, so I just charge for you to have a look out afterwards. You don't need to read everything. So, yes, Tizen is an operating system that is bundled into many, many, many products. So, it's a term of millions of products. We have TVs, we have smartwatches, a mobile phone, which is not as... It's just a fraction of the market of the mobile phone. It's not that important, but digital appliance. You have all kind of devices, vacuum cleaners. So, I will not make the list. We are not from... What I want to just focus on, if you look at the support of Tizen, I just listed a couple of devices. They are quite powerful devices. Even if they fit on the watch, it's quite similar to your computer you used a couple of years ago. So, there is a part where this operating system doesn't really match very constrained requirements. So, what about... So, it was bundled at the OS of everything, but this is what I've shown previously. It's a Linux system, and probably it will not address every use case. So, we have to find a solution to also address constrained device. So, there is a different class of constrained device, but if you look at the lowest one, it's really, really constrained. This is less than 10K of RAM, and you have only 100 of K for the ROM. So, probably very less powerful than your first computer when you were a kid. So, currently, Tizen RT is focusing on three types of configuration. Both are also three ones are using ARM CPU, and you have the smaller one to the higher one. Probably some things that will be difficult to bring the full Tizen stack on it. So, today I will speak about Cortex ARM R4, which is quite powerful, but not re-suitable for the right Tizen. So, Tizen is built on a Linux kernel, and the Linux kernel is flexible. It's available on every kind of devices. I know that people have managed to make it running on a light bulb. But it's not very efficient in terms of footprint or poor consumption. So, there are some efforts to reduce all the requirements, but we have a different approach. So, if you don't want to use the most flexible operating system, you have to develop by home or use an existing operating system. So, there are many different kind of products. I will just mention a few which are open source because this is what matters. And if you are considering to move your development to construct a device, I'd say something which is really relevant for yourself and for your team or your company or your business is a learning curve and the ability for software developers to get into the new operating system. Because usually people are comfortable with one technology. They try to fit with it, and they don't want to learn everything again and over again. Licensing can be also an important topic. So, let me explain about the origin of TizenRT. So, first, it was an internal project in Samsung about a different use case about collecting data from Samsung on constrained devices. IoTVT, which is software stack for seamless communication and seamless connectivity between devices was used. So, it was a project that was using IoTVT, constrained devices. And we needed an operating system, obviously, to run this. And the Nuttex kernel was used to build this project under the name Tiny Java. And then it developed over time and it was released to the public in 2016. And then it was rebranded into TizenRT afterwards. And that TizenRT is not only the base of the operating system, it's the world stack where we have a lot of features. So, let me just get back on Nuttex because it's an open source project. It's really inspired by Linux. If you're comfortable with any unique system, you will feel like home. You have a virtual file system. All your peripherals are accessible through a device. Like you can have a prock or slash dev, something that you are using if you're developing on Linux. You have a C and C library, POSIX API. You have C++ support. Also, everything is using the new tools. You are maybe comfortable with main files. For configuration, you're using K config. You know, when you're building your Linux kernel, you have all the settings you can select. This is the same logic. And in terms of features, there is some support for network and something really interesting is that you have a different process model because you're not loading the binary and running the executable. Everything is linked into the firmware. And it's quite configurable. And the requirement for an hello world before somebody asks can be very low. It's about 16K for just booting the system. And the support for hardware is quite good. So, let's have a look back at Python RT. So, this is a wall architecture. So, there is some components that have been mentioned in this discussion before, like this one from Benjamin. And I will just go into detail about some features. So, the first one I want to mention is that you can build applications on top of the system using JavaScript. So, that's quite challenging. And you can, if you're really interested, go to my colleague, she will talk after, not the next one, but the one after me. So, IoT.js is a runtime for JavaScript running on the JavaScript interpreter for constraint device. And this is running on Python RT. So, if you know about Node.js and V8, this is something very similar but very constraint. So, something quite challenging for Samsung is to make a system that will be reliable on IoT devices, that's supposed to last not forever, but a very long time. So, there are some efforts to try to change what have been done in Python and NetEx to have a feature focused on reliability. So, there is some rework or redesign of the architecture of the system. One major feature is to try to establish some protection units. This means that you want to separate the user and the kernel land and make sure that the user will not get raw access to the device or something like this, which can be very dangerous in terms of security. And as the next big challenge is to try to build a micro-kernel architecture. So, I'm not an expert of the domain, but to what I understood, the micro-kernel philosophy is to try to reduce the maximum of features that can be run in the kernel and then add services on top of, around it to provide all the, what you expect from an operating system. So, the only task that micro-kernel will address is addressing different tasks, giving access to memory and trying to synchronize all the tasks and so on. So, if you think about drivers or network stacks, they will not run in the kernel of their own ones. It will be done in a user land. So, I don't know if you look at this picture. So, in case if somebody goes down and all the network stack is going down, it's only a service which is defaulty. So, the system should be aware that something is bad over there and try to restart the service to make it available to others. So, there is a process of self-healing system. When you have some things which are unexpected, we try to recover slowly from this and not reset the system. So, if you were at the presentation of one of my colleagues yesterday in embedded room, he explained something very similar but for Linux system. So, you can have an idea about what is self-tolerance and the way to make sure the system will behave as expected. And if for some reason you're losing the control of the system and it's not easy to get fixed, you have the possibility to update it afterwards. So, here comes the next feature which is connectivity and device management and security. This is really your topic. So, there is a lot of features about connectivity. So, there is a lot of different protocols. The main contribution from Samsung on the NetEx is to add... If you compare to NetEx, we have IPv6 support. So, this is bringing on new opportunities in terms of device-to-device connectivity. So, your IoTVT framework has been ported to it also. And cloud feature and I will not go too back in detail. So, one of the mission is to provide the device management framework to tithonerties, update the device, monitor the device. So, this is not yet over but there are some efforts. Security, which is really not my domain. It's really something very specific. Mostly to what I understood is done the most at the hardware level. So, let me introduce one of the supported board via tithonerties. I am not so much but this one is the reference board. Actually, this is a family of boards. So, this one is the one I use for the demonstration I will show later. So, it's an arm for core and it is, let's say, optimized for real-time and reliability. And beside the main CPU, you have some units for security. So, there is some specific ship for providing security feature. So, there is some... If you compare to Raspberry Pi, that's not something very easy to compare but something really cool for DRY is you have a lot of input to play with. So, if you want to play with tithonerties, you have also QMU support which can be a good way to get it started. And, other way, you can try to port to your favorite board. So, let's go with... If you boot the system, it will look like this. So, you have a U-boot log on the left and then you have a shell when you can try to run different options. So, different commands. So, it's really inspired by another operating system you already know. So, if you now want to create your own application, there are possible systems. So, all the code is developed on GitHub so you can get it and eventually submit bugs and patches. And you install the toolshed and in a couple of commands, you configure the system and you were able to deploy it to your board. So, next, if you want to create your own first application, there is an Hello World app. You can use it as a template. So, there is no black magic. You will be able to use the regular C-include files and try to build your application. Not all the functions may be available. So, in case one is missing, you either try to find an alternative one or re-implement one or eventually port something existing. So, if you want to exercise, you can try to create a socket application. That's a really important existing Linux one. You'll see it's the same. So, if you want to create a JavaScript application, the first thing you need to do is to enable IoT.js in the configuration of the TizenRT and then you have IoT.js interpreter when you can load JavaScript and execute them. And if you want to make a standard application, you just need to create a task that will run on boot. This is what I would show just now. So, if that's the post you want to get into TizenRT, I wanted to use it and get fast results. So, I tried to make this little proof-of-concept demonstration. So, I was trying to... something which is trendy in the, let's say, IoT. So, to try to collect data from the environment and to access, if you can, build something useful out of it to have a positive feedback on it. So, the first thing we have to do is to get the... to know where we are and how can we proceed. So, I have working on a sensor just to try to measure the quality of the hair. And when I got this result, I can try to establish a scenario. So, to create the demonstration, I've been using an analog sensor. So, you have to be careful because two sensors are working in 5V. My board is working on 1.8V, so you have to make a level shifter and so on. And I created a JavaScript class that is just dealing with the sensor and just producing events to... reporting to the system. Next, I wanted to send another to... a radio, so I'm not using Internet on this. I'm using another network, which is a low-power... low-power radio. So, but the bandwidth is very limited, but for my case, it was okay. So, I use this lower microchip modem and with a couple of commands through the serial port, you can try to connect to a network and send some value to the network. So, then you can get it back on the Internet or web front-end. I think I can show... I can show... So, I recorded a video in case it was not working, but I will just... So, what I have here is the devices. So, the sensor is here. This is my home city, Ren, and I'm using this small antenna to the big one. And if I put some gas on the sensor, then there is a notification sound. You cannot hear it here. And then I'm receiving the data on this big infrastructure. So, I can show it again here. But I will show you a different view. So, make... Okay. So, let me just reset the device. So, U-boot is booting. I'm just putting some configuration. Now, oh, it's very small. So, yes. Can you see it? Yeah, maybe in the beginning. So, here is... I'm talking with my modem with TX and RX command. And once I'm joined the network, I'm supposed to be accepted. Yes, that's pretty cool. And just showing some information. We don't really care for now. And this air quality thread is updating the value of the sensor. So, I use this writer. And if it is getting above a threshold, I'm raising it out. And I've been sent the payload, which should be received on the other side, but maybe not in this room, because there is probably a high run. So, let me check. We never know. So, here I'm connected to the... something really new from people I just met yesterday. So, I'm not yet receiving it. But if you check at the time, this was just yesterday from my hotel room. So, I have the window open in my room, and it was a bit freezing, but... So, yeah. If you have some questions during the Q&A, you can ask for people from Brussels and Belgium. Those people are doing amazing things. So, let's go back to the presentation. Where is it? So, here is an overview about my system. Something I didn't show is, okay, are we able to send a notification to some antenna? But at the same time, something that could be really useful is to get the position of the device. So, especially if it's a mobile device, so I put my on a bike. This is not a finished product, as you see. And with the phone, you can get the position. You can get the position in a different way using the lower network. And I have a GPS on my phone, obviously. And I'm using this as a server, and I will share the position to the DIY box. And then I get something more interesting to send back to the network. So, here I'm running the IoTVT server, which is sharing the value of the position. And this side, I'm running a client. So, this is native code, no JavaScript. And it's discovering the resource on the network. And updated in real time. So, this is IoTVT. I didn't speak too much about it, but we will find some resources online. So, I think I'm over now. So, let's make a short summary. So, Tizen, the big Tizen you can see is based on Linux kernel. Tizen is something totally different. Some features of Tizen are ported to Tizen RT. It's open to developers. You can use it and create applications using native APIs or JavaScript or even to report some features into the platform. And there are a couple of tools and what I'm a common line user, so I didn't show them here. So, I think, yes, some references. All my demonstrations are in my private repository, but it's really in a work-in-progress mode, so I will try to clean it up for you in the future. And now, we have a couple of time for questions. Don't hesitate to ask. Yes, thank you. Yeah, what schedulers does your kernel support? So, if I go back to the question, it was about FIFO. FIFO is a scheduler of NuttX. This is something I don't know if we are aligned to this or if it's something to be changed because there is this new micro kernel architecture, so maybe some decision made by NuttX developer could change. I don't know exactly. I need to check for giving you... and it could change in the future. It's not something... I cannot really give you the answer you expect. Yeah, FIFO is a one-user on NuttX. I suppose it's the same currently. Just that schedule, you know, maybe the schedule is like other operating systems where you can run Robin on some priorities or have it go on. Priority is supported, yeah. So, what kind of future on-term scheduling do we have compared to other operating systems? I didn't really investigate that part, so it would be difficult to give you an accurate answer. But yes, there is a task and priority and preemption. That's probably the key feature. Nice talk. I'm just wondering what is the long-term strategy for backward compatibility with NuttX and how many patches have been backcoded for TizenRT and NuttX so far? From Tizen to NuttX. The question is a relationship between TizenRT and NuttX and in the long-term, TizenRT developer will invest, will forward their purchase to NuttX to what I've seen today because I cannot predict the future. There are only a few patches on NuttX. I suspect that it will be when the tiny-hour project will happen, but now technically speaking, it's a fork. So, in the future, probably, for instance, NuttX support can be something that will be really interesting to NuttX developers, so maybe some community will try to backbox it. I cannot speak for some, so I don't know exactly the strategy. But in my case, I've fixed some, there was a mistake in some application, and I send a patch to NuttX. Yes? Can you tell us a little bit more about what you've got in Saferbox or exactly what's in Saferbox about TizenRT? Yes. Oh, I can unpack it, but we don't have the time. So, yes, I have this mainboard. Yeah, what's inside the box? So, I have this mainboard, Artic055S. I have this, I can unpack it now. This is a module called Lorabi. It's made by a Dutch company, no, Netherlands. So, they are shipping this transceiver from my ship. So, with the antenna, it has an XB factor, but I'm not using the socket, so I made the Y by myself. I have this sensor. I'm also using a pretty cool device, which is a software oscilloscope. I'm using this because there is a 5V and 3V for the power output and for debugging it also. And I have this buzzer for the sound, an LED for the showing, and other stuff I didn't show today. But that's just a buzzer type. I would probably use this monitor later as soon as I'm back home. All right. Thank you very much.


Run it up, do run it back, yeah. Run it up, do run it back. Oh, good Tuesday morning, and welcome to Run It Back. This is, you know what, I'm gonna introduce everyone, but here's the problem. Chandler asked for a pen before the show. He doesn't, he has no paper to write on. He's just gonna use it for- He feels smarter like this. Yeah, we'll get him glasses too. Shamsharani, the only serious one up here at the panel. He will have real information coming out of his face. And then we have Chandler Parsons and Eddie Gonzalez there on the end, and I can't promise what will come out of y'all's faces. But, we did get news from the moment that we left yesterday. Rudy Gobert didn't even get to make the trip out here to Los Angeles. What a bummer for him, definitely suspended. Definitely not playing. Not great for the Minnesota Timberwolves as they take on the Lakers tonight. Shams, what's the latest? How angry is this guy? So yes sir, it was basically internally, the Timberwolves deciding how do we move forward with Rudy Gobert? And from what I'm told, the players actually were ready to move on and have him rejoin the team and play in that game. But I think organizationally, Tim Connolly, the president of Vassar Operations, he's the one who came down to the locker room at halftime and told Rudy Gobert to go home. He sent him home, security escorted Rudy Gobert out, and he's the one, I think the organization are the ones that made the decision to suspend him for this one game. And I think a lot of it, of course, had to do with the punch. Kyle Anderson, what he said, not only on the bench, what he said at halftime, I think it's tough. You can see him kind of as an instigator to an extent, because in Rudy Gobert's mind, he was playing hurt, he was playing through pain on Sunday. And this is something that clearly they're gonna have to move forward with, they're eight and four without Rudy Gobert this season. So that's someone saving grace you can take going into tonight's play in game against the Lakers. But another thing, Kyle Anderson, I think there was some audio of him saying, this is a team that has the decisions to make this summer. So that's coming down the line. Rudy Gobert has a very tough contract to move, but organizationally, how do they move forward after this incident? Eight and four without him. So you're saying there's a chance, I like that. Look, we didn't know what they were gonna do, and then they did it. Were you surprised they actually suspended him for this? I wasn't, just because you have to, right? You have to set the tone that the culture and the conduct of this team is more important than winning this game. And they did go eight and four without him, but they also had Nasreed, who's also out tonight, who's had a great year, who's up for a big payday this year. But this is just, this is still shocking to me because I personally know both of these guys. And Kylie Anderson, Rudy Gobert, they're not bad guys, but this seems like this is something deeper. This is personal. The audio that we're getting from the locker room, that's something that's deeper and that's gonna have to be resolved after this playoff series. But this is a huge blow, because when you look at the Lakers and you look at this matchup, someone's gotta guard Anthony Davis. And the obvious one is Rudy Gobert. I know Eddie crushes them all the time, and he seems to be not the most liked guy in the locker room, but the guy's averaging a double-double. He has extreme value defensively. And he will be missed tonight trying to maintain Anthony Davis.  All the time, yeah. But for the record without him eight and four, there are two an O against the Lakers with them. They're an O and one with the Lakers without him. So yes, I'm with Chandler. They need that rim defense. They need what he provides on that end of the court. And they need what he can do at the rim with the ball, actually, and actually put some pressure on the Lakers. The Lakers are a team that want to pack the paint. The Lakers are a team that want to get to the glass on the offensive boards as well. And so they do need him. I hear a lot of people saying, hey, the spacing will be way better without him, but they also have to defend on the other end. And they're going to need him. And it's going to be a tough loss for them. But whoa, you don't know that it's going to be a loss. It's going to be. You don't know that. Not having Rudy is a tough loss for them. Got it. But most of us hope it's not a loss. But they ultimately had to do that. Do that what he did during a game and not have some sort of consequence. Well, oh, good. Again, it's different when it was the Dream On thing, and that video never leaked. It's different if someone says it or so. Oh, he swung on Kylie Anderson to do it in a timeout during a game. That's something that I'm surprised it's only one game, honestly. Well, the king of self-awareness did weigh in. Thankfully, Dream On Green has opinions on this one. He did it on his podcast where he does most things. And he said that Gaubert's reaction to being called the B-word got him to respect him a little bit more. And then he also said, I personally think Gaubert is on the softer side. Eddie, you guys have that in common, I think. Should he maybe not have an opinion on this? Yeah. Right message is the wrong messenger here. This is a guy who is nobody but him. Pretty well known for punching his teammates, cussing his teammates out, not taking two kinds of the B-word, but also using it fairly often. So I don't know if he's the right guy. I like the pettiness that they have going on. I don't know what their beef is. But as somebody on my end, I understand your beef with Rudy Gaubert, whatever it is. But maybe Dream On has had to talk about everything on this show. Fair. So yeah, it was interesting. Would it be a show, though, if he didn't talk about anything? Again, he's probably the last guy that should comment on this, considering he actually connected and knocked out the guy that just gave the bag to this summer. But again, this is Dream On. This is who he is. This is the platform he now has. And he loves situations like this. He really does. Maybe also he thinks it makes him look just slightly better, because, hey, look, everyone's doing it. Not necessarily the case. OK, so we're going to talk about the Lakers for a second. It's shocking that I'm even going to ask this question. But given how the season started for them and they were the butt of everybody's jokes, and now we're literally talking Lakers and possible championship in the same sentence, is that crazy to me, Chandler? I mean, a championship is pretty unrealistic. I think that would be one of the most historic miracles that's ever happened. And that kind of turnaround would be insane. I said yesterday that I think it's already been a huge success of how they've gotten here, how they've flipped this season around, the moves they've made at the deadline. It's already been kind of a special season to give them hope and confidence and everything like that, but it's not really fair to say anything short of a title as a failure, because I think they've already had a success. But if they even advance, and they are a dangerous team, but give them Memphis or Denver, I can see them beating either of those teams too. Championship is crazy. Crazy. I could see them beating Memphis and Denver as well. And it's a great turnaround. They started, what was it, 0-5? They started at 2-10, and 2-10. So, yeah, the fact that they got back to 500 is kind of insane. But yeah, let's calm down a little bit. Now, if we had 34-year-old LeBron and 27-year-old AD, if it the bubble guys, that's a little different. But we're asking a lot. And I think, ultimately, it just comes down to, they don't match up well with the Warriors. They don't match up well with the Suns. They don't match up well with the Clippers. And these are the teams they have to get through. And on top of that, none of us are picking them against any of the big three teams in the East. So, championship, like, yeah, let's slow down. Well, I think they're the only ones in the playing tournament that has a chance at potentially advancing past the first round, getting to the conference finals. And listen, I saw them in the bubble. They have the pedigree at the very least. You have LeBron, James, you have Anthony Davis. They have a chance. For sure, anytime you have those two guys, and this team is clearly deeper, what are they, eight in one, I said yesterday, with D'Angelo Russell, LeBron James, and Anthony Davis in the lineup. Listen, are they the championship favorites? Probably not. But anytime you have those guys, that collection and that roster, I think you have a chance, for sure. Yeah, cause I heard a lot of people saying that they would pick them against the two seed. And I thought, wow, what a weird turn of events this has been. But if you're the Grizzlies and you're watching this game tonight, who are you rooting for to win? If I'm them, I want Minnesota. They're banged up. They're missing three key guys. Rudy will obviously probably be back. But Nas, Reed being out is huge. McDaniels being out is huge. All these, this isn't the team that is the seventh or eighth seed in the playoffs. It's a banged up team and it's just awful timing. And the Lakers present a very tough matchup, I think, for the Memphis Grizzlies. And just going into a playoff series, beating Anthony Davis and LeBron James is a pretty tall task to do that four times. And it's harder to do that than be Anthony Edwards and Carl Anthony Towns four times. So I think they obviously would prefer the Timberwolves in the first round. Yeah, I'm with Taylor. You don't want to deal with LeBron Anthony Davis right now. Like, I know it's cliche and I know it's five on five, not two on five. But those are just matchup issues you do not want to deal with. And if you're the Grizzlies, what is your answer for there?  You feel like it's defensive player of the year. You have Dylan Brooks who is like almost worse than Rudy Gohbair. Excuse me? But you don't think those are exactly what they're equals. You don't think those are the guys that are going to slow the down to team effort. And if I had a choice, yeah, I'd definitely rather deal with whatever the Timberwolves bring, banged up as they are. If I could just give a bit of advice to anybody on the Grizzlies team, say nothing. Don't ask for any of these teams.  And I feel like we're going to get something out of jaw or Dylan Brooks. We're like, yeah, bring on the Lakers. Like, no. I was going to say, like, say nothing does not sound like that. I don't think they will. I don't know. Did you see Dylan Brooks the other day? What was that? Who are you? Maybe they talk with Fitzminnesota. I don't know if they're talking about the Lakers. The Lakers are 11 and four, 11 and five on Anthony Davis' course. 30 points or more this season. I think when he's dominant, this team has a chance for sure. There is another game, by the way. This is the late game that we started talking about. There's a game before that in Atlanta taking on Miami. The Heat have had a pretty decent time with Trey Young. They've shut them down to almost 20 points on 35% shooting. So why? Why is this Heat team so good at shutting Trey down? And by the way, shutting him down is relative. I understand that. Yeah, it's funny because Trey Young, he's a player that can get going in any game, right? He can shoot from deep. He's quick. He gets in the lane. He gets to the foul line. He gets to his floater. Trey Young is a special player. And I feel like he kind of took a step back this season just because of maturity and Nate McMillan getting fired. But this kid is an insane talent. It's just, I think, Trey Young, for him to be the best version of himself, he needs to be the second or third best player on his team. And he's forced and thrown into this role where he's taken all the shots. He's the guy. And they've had such high expectations this year, bringing on Giante Murray. And then, you know, I love Deandre Hunter. And they have the talent to be a really good team. They just need that star to kind of relieve the pressure from Trey Young and kind of let him be that pass for his guard. That can still go get you 30 on any given night. And the Heat are just a tough matchup. They're tough. They're gritty. They play defense. They fly around. They got length. And that bothers Trey Young when they pick him up full court like they do.  He had a three-point game against them a few weeks back. But I think his most concerning is how much they turned him over. He had a 10 turnover game against the Heat at one point this season. It's they throw a bevy of guys at him. You have Eric Sposers, maybe the best coach in the league. I know you're partial to Greg Poppins. Well, I mean, you're wrong, but go on. Well, Greg Poppins technically is not playing anymore. So we'll call Eric Sposers the best coach in the league right now.  He's going to get the ball out of his hands. He's going to force him into long shots. I think if you can make Trey shoot long shots that he's willing to take, he will take a 40-footer. You've won the battle. Like, do that over there. It's fine. If you make two out of 10, we win. But they put pressure on him. It's interesting he had the eight-point game against the Heat that had Kevin Love, had targets for him to go after, had Tyler Hero, and he still struggled against him. So I'm very intrigued by what happens tonight. These are some of the most topsy-turvy teams in the league and you never know what you're going to get from the Miami or the Atlanta Hawks. And it's going to be a 30-point game either way. And it could be a nail-biter if for both. Yeah. I mean, when you look at Miami last year, I think they had similar trajectories going into the year. But I was a lot more confident in Miami last year than I am this year. This year they've been so up and down. I don't know if their supporting cast has been as good as they thought it would be. Kyle Lowry has been in and out of line-ups at a different point. But I know Eddie's gone at Jimmy Butler, you know, as far as what he says about turning it on second half of the year. I personally love that, though. Like he knows exactly what time it is. He knows exactly when he wants to turn it on. His on-off switch, he's one of the best players in the league. Only player this season to average 22 points, five assists, five rebounds, and one half assists per game. So he's clearly elite when he wants to be. And right now he will be elite. Jimmy knows when it's Jimmy time. And he's told us that. You know, I wanted to ask you about Trae Young really, really quickly before we go because if they don't get out of this plan, I would assume he's top of the list of is he staying where he's going? I mean, I would think that'd be the next move, right? Everything they've already done, the players they've brought in and shipped out, the coaching moves, I think now the next move is would be to shop Trae Young.  Trae Young is gonna draw the same attention and get the same assets. So depending on what they can get this off season, I do think they consider that now they have Dejante Murray, they have all this other talented roster, they have a new coach moving forward. The next step, I think, would be to shop him. But this is a team also that we just talked about. They're so talented, they can advance in the playoffs and they can go on a run like they did a couple of years ago. So I'm also not surprised either way, but I do think kind of time is coming to an end here for Trae Young. And if they don't make something happen here soon, I think the next big drastic move is to ship him out. Yeah, when they were having their drama throughout the season and wondering if they're gonna fire their coach and Trae Young's walking out of practice and saying, I'm out of here. I asked around a little bit, what do you get for Trae Young? Is he, are teams even interested? And yeah, teams are gonna be interested in a guy this young who all-star caliber player. I think it is interesting. You look at a team like the Thunder, maybe they could add him and they have the pile of picks and they have the contracts or the Brooklyn Nets. And there's a couple of other teams. People wondered if he was a fit for the New York Knicks, which I thought was curious. But it's, they have to explore it this summer and they have to get with their new brain trust now and their new head coach who they've committed to long-term and say, hey, is this the guy we want going forward? And just playing the game will be a big part of that. I think if the right backers is out there, they should absolutely look into that. I mean, John Collins thinks he's a better playmaker than Steph Curry. That's interesting. Kevin Love, by the way, also a big fan of one of his teammates. This is what he had to say on Jimmy Butler. And look, you're supposed to say positive things. This might be excessive, but he said, I'll take Jimmy Butler over pretty much anybody in the league when it comes down to winning. I throw a lot of people in the league that have won a lot more, Chandler. What is he talking about? Yeah, this is tough. And I get it. I get what he's doing. He's new there, fresh face, new city, new team. And he's back in his guy, just like John Collins just did with Trey Young in the Steph Curry comment. But no, we're talking about Jimmy Butler. He is very underrated, right? When you see Jimmy Butler play, it's nothing flashy. It's nothing crazy. It's hard nose. And he is very clutch in the fourth quarter into games. And he's one of those players that you want on your team. He plays both sides of the ball. He could score. He gets to the foul line. He defends the other team's best player every single night. But we're talking about a guy that's playing in the play-in as being the most winning player in the league right now. That's a stretch to me, but his value is unmatched. And he's a very good player. What is this winning reputation? I'm not exactly sure. I think he's won like five playoffs series. He's went to the finals in the bubble. Congrats for all of your bubble accomplishments. And I appreciate that. But I feel like Jimmy Butler practiced at three in the morning one time, 10 years ago. And he's just had this great reputation ever since. I'm not saying he's a bad player. I'm not saying he's a losing player. But like at some point, we got to slow down. You're taking him. There are four-time champions in this league. There are five-time champions. What are you talking about? Like there's a guy with four finals MVP. Is that you played with Kevin Love? And I'm not trying to be all in defense of LeBron, but Stephen Curry's the winner. Kevin Durant's the winner. Gianna Sanzi Kupo's the winner. What exactly are we talking about here? We're talking about guys playing one finals. And he lost pretty clearly. And yes, he was in conference finals last year. That was your slow injuries, a lot of things going on. Jimmy just told us he doesn't care like that. So why are we pumping him up in this way? I like Jimmy Butler. But he's done some great marketing on his own part. To be turned into this Kobe figure of winning that he is now. Settle down, Kevin Love. Kevin Love is a little more of a winner than Jimmy Butler. I feel like Jimmy Butler has a great edge. He is a winner. Everyone's a winner in their own right. But has he won a championship? Hold up, what's happening? That's what my mom told me. Has he won a championship? No, but I feel like every year that that team is competitive. There's not a year that they don't have down years in Miami. They never had a down year, I think, in Minnesota. He brought Minnesota to the playoffs for the first time I think a decade. Yeah, I mean, he hasn't won a championship, but he's had some good regular seasons and some good playoff runs. I mean, look, I think we all like Jimmy Butler, but that quote, I think, was asking for it. Kevin Love, great teammate. Yeah, incredible teammate. Yeah, I would love to hear positive things like that be said about us. Yay. Look, the Celtics will also be watching this game. Of course. This is a bit tougher than the last one. Are they rooting for the heat or the Hawks, Chandler? I'd want the Hawks. I think they could speed them up. They could buoy them. They can get physical with them. They're much more talented than them. The heat are scary because they do have pieces and they do have toughness. And they do have a little bit more experience and they have shooting. So I think the heat are a better team than the Hawks.  And the heat aren't that team. Yeah, I'm with Chandler. I mean, these are two teams that we expected a lot more out of this season, both of them. Atlanta, they're supposed to be on a comeback year and they're supposed to get back to the things that got them to the Conference Finals a few years ago. The heat were actually in the Conference Finals last year with these Celtics. And it took seven games to beat them. So if I'm the Celtics, yeah, I want the Hawks. They're a little more gutted. They're still working in their new coach. And you feel like they're just the worst team. So I'm going with the Hawks. That's fair enough. Heater Lakers, more dangerous. Oh, wait, did you want to say something? I always feel like I'm putting Sean up. This is me sometimes. I'm just like back to Sean, whatever. Who do I think is the most dangerous? Peter Lakers? I mean, I think got to be the Lakers, right? Yeah, I think it's the Lakers also just because the West is more wide open. Like the heat could go, but they're not. They're playing the Celtics. They're not beating the Celtics the second round. So I think it's the Lakers. You guys are picking against super winner Jimmy Butler. That's crazy. It's tough to go against him, but yeah. I'm going Lakers. My favorite version of Eddie is the sarcastic one. Guys, we're taking a quick break. Yes, I'm excited for this. When we come back three time NBA champ, Cavs Guard, Danny Green will be joining us. A warmer spare. A winner. A real winner. Run it over, run it back, run it. I love it so much. He's a 14 year NBA vet. He's in Cleveland right now, awaiting their first round matchup against the Knicks. A matchup we are all very, very excited about. Please welcome NBA three time champ, Danny Green. I know, I was like, we don't have a live audience, but we just made one. All right, I'm going to, we're going to get to basketball questions real quick, Danny, but it's been a minute.  And you had snakes when you were there. I'm obsessed with them in a bad way.  Where are they now? Oh man. First of all, thanks for having me. Second, the snakes haven't made it throughout the whole career. I had lost, once they lost them, but they had passed when I left Toronto. So they came to Toronto on my way back to get across the border. They, something happened weirdly when I was traveling and I was going away from them for too long and they didn't make it.  I'm not like, no. I guess you're bringing that up. I got dogs now. I got dogs, I have both animals a little bit better. So yeah, I got dogs now, so. But RIP to the snakes. I thought about getting another one. Wifey wasn't having it, so we're just thinking with the dog. Wifey's smart, dogs are cuddly. It sounds like a hard sale. So Danny, you started the year with the Grizzlies. You get traded at the trade deadline. How did you feel getting traded and what was your reaction when you found out? I was my first time getting traded mid-season. So it was a bit shocking and very hectic. I was, I was, when I heard the news, I was kind of shocked. I wasn't sure what was happening. I think when KD was traded, a lot of teams started going into a frenzy a little bit. But all year, you know, things have been going well. They did so well with my rehab.  It did such an amazing job. And I did like Memphis, like the organization. They were top notch, but they didn't give me like a full heads-on warning that they were looking to make a move. So I was a little bit shocked by it. But, you know, being back in Cleveland, first the moves with the Houston, so I wasn't sure what was gonna happen there. And I didn't stay there too long, but again, a chance to have a full circle moment back in Cleveland, I think has been, you know, quite fun and exciting, especially since they're a playoff team again and contender this year. Yeah, Danny, what's up, Manage Chandler? JB Bickerstaff is one of my favorite coaches I ever had. How's your time been with him? What's the experience been like with him? It's been cool. I've only been here a month, but it's been good, man. He's a very respectful dude of the veterans. He understands what we need and what the communication, what it takes. But he also knows what it's been to coach these younger guys and what he has to do and build the habit. So I've been impressed with him thus far. And I'm excited to see what he can bring, you know, come playoff time, what adjustments he'll make against the, you know, the Knicks, the first matchup. Yeah, and what is it? What do you think the biggest difference is in the locker room in Memphis and now the locker room in Cleveland? There's a big difference. The Memphis locker room, not so quiet. Cleveland locker room, not saying they're quiet guys, but they're a lot more to themselves a little bit. Two different types of animals.    But both great groups of kids, great groups of guys, love playing with them, very young and a lot of similarities. So it's not a big adjustment coming from one or the other. But in terms of personality-wise of the locker room itself, it's a 180 for sure. Hey, Danny, I'm curious. You've 14 years, three titles.   You know, Mitch has done it, he's made some deep runs, but a lot of young guys over there, you think they have that makeup going forward? 100%, I think we have the pieces for sure. I think the maturity is what we lack in the experience. Like you said, there's not a lot of guys here that have playoff experience. Don is one of them. Some of the other guys, Jay has a little bit, Bert has a little bit, Rola, Robin Lopez, the Ricky has been in the league a long time. So we don't have a lot of experience, a lot of playoff experience. So this is a lot of these guys and their families first time and some of the coaches that are going through playoffs and what that would look like. So they turned to me and asked me, what should we do? How should we handle this? The travel, et cetera. So that's interesting for me. But they do have, that we have a great defensive makeup with Jared Allen and Evan Mobley at the rim protecting Isaac O'Coral, Lamar Stevens. You got Don, Darius, those guys can play on the wing.  All right, Danny, got the Knicks first round. Their fan base has worked up, Cavs fan base has worked up. We're not sure yet when Julius Randall will return, talk to me about how you guys match up with New York. That's a tough matchup. They've been hooping all year. They have some all-star caliber players and some great role players coming off the bench that can provide a spark for them with a quick lead-topping grimes. You know, those guys are very good, you know, pieces behind Brunston, Julius, and RJ Barrett. So they have a great makeup there and obviously this is an amazing coach.  So I expect the garden to be rocking and I expect this team to come out with a chip on their shoulder and an edge and it'll be playing like they've been playing the last half of the season. Danny, you play with Donovan Mitchell now. He's having his best NBA season. You play with a lot of star players as well. What player does he remind you of and what do you think makes him so special? That's hard to say, man. He's a very special, very great player. Become way more efficient now, I would say way more, because he was good when he was in Utah, but he's become more efficient each year from the perimeter and from the three-point line, which has made him a special huge jump. There's not many players that I could say he reminds me of because he's built very different. He's a point guard side, but he's got big hands and feet like a center and it's very athletic and explosive. So it's hard to compare him to anybody. Obviously, he's athletic like Jai is. He's got floaters like Tony, but he's explosive and athletic, which is that I haven't had many point guards except for Jai that's like that. So it's harder to compare him to anybody.  I like to call him Tasmanian Devil. He's just very explosive, man. He's got big hands and he gets to the rim whenever he wants to. It also said shoot three very efficiently this year. Danny, I'm going to get messy a little bit real quick, but it started with you. It started on Inside the Green Room, your podcast. Last week you said the Warriors had the fourth best chance in the Western Conference to win the title. You put them behind the nuggets, the suns and the clippers. You beat them in the championship before. You did that a few years back. You're one of the few to do that. What do you see in them that has you a little skeptical of them to put them fourth? Just the fact that they haven't been healthy. The whole unknowing of what Wiggins is going to look like when he comes back. He had a tough year all year round besides the fact that he had the family issues. He's been injured. He's been in and out. He hasn't been able to get a rhythm. He hasn't been able to be himself as last year. Obviously now Clay has been a huge factor, huge plus and an amazing year for him. He's had a big, one of his best career years which has helped him a ton. But the fact that they're not as deep as they were and the fact that Wiggins has been missing all year of being in and out, I think it's hard to have that and just throw it together and say, oh, the chemistry is going to work right away. It's going to take them time. Also, that's why I think a lot of people are skeptical of the Phoenix factor as well. They have the great pieces and the great team that just haven't had the time to put it together. So Golden State, I think they just haven't had the time to be healthy and have this starting five for as many games as they need. And I think that's going to hurt them in the playoffs. Yeah, Danny, sticking in the West, how far do you think your old team, the Memphis Grizzlies, can go? I think it's so wide open that they can make it out the West if they wanted to. Obviously, they aren't the healthiest team, but I do have them going to the Western Conference Finals at least. And I think that's because the reason why they're not out the West is because of Brandon Clark being hurt, Steven Adams being hurt. But with those two guys being out, I still see Xavier Tillman and Santiago Dama being big factors for them and being a big plus and being able to beat some of the teams that they face. But I do have them making the Western Conference Finals.  Clippers aren't healthy, Sons may not be healthy. I could see them sneaking out of the West. I can feel the tension from Eddie at the end of this table. Right now, all right, you've got three championship rings. You've got Spurs, Raptors, Lakers. This is the most important question you'll ever answer in your life. Which of those teams is beating the other two in a seven game series? Oh man, that's tough because I've played with some greats and it depends on if you're saying these greats in their prime, who would I pick. Lakers, we just had so many guys, so much talent. We're just so much better than everybody. It's hard to say, but I do like that San Antonio team. We're probably the most disciplined team that I've played for. Well-oiled machine that played together, shot the ball well, and played selfless basketball. So if I had to pick any team against any of those championship teams that have come throughout the whole, I said the last decade or so, I would pick that San Antonio team. Wow. Oh, that was the right answer, Danny Green. Wow, shot, shoot. Oh, it stressed out for you. Well, 2014 was one of the greatest sports years of all time in the NBA. Danny, thank you so much. Absolute pleasure to catch up. Good luck the rest of the way. Pleasure to all mine. Thank you so much. You guys take it easy, fellas. Thank you. Happy he answered that that way. Were you guys nervous? Did you guys talk about that beforehand? No. Guys, I'm impartial. I'm a journalist, big J. No, I'm not. The shot on the script, same. I'm none of those things. We're gonna take a quick break. Their coaching changes have already begun. We didn't even get to this yesterday. That's how much is going on. Shams with all of the scoops, when we return. So when you look at this offseason, you're gonna be a restricted free agent. Do you want to be a Laker? Yeah, I want to be a Laker. Obviously, they gave me, you know, the first opportunity. I was a huge Laker fan growing up, big Kobe fans.  And I want to be a Laker. So, and hopefully we can get this done and I can stay there, you know, for hopefully my whole career. I believe him when he says he wants to stay there. What's your biggest takeaway? Well, my biggest takeaway is that he clearly says he wants to be a Laker. And the Lakers will have a window of time going into free agency. He's gonna be a restricted free agent, but they're gonna be capped out. They can only offer him a max of four years, around $51 million. So, we'll see, will they come with that full offer? Does he have to test free agency and try to get an offer sheet? Elsewhere in the marketplace, there's a few teams with Capspace. Do they throw a bag at him? Cause if it gets to that 60-70 range for Austin Reeves, that's a tough contract for the Lakers to match. But I do think clearly with his comments, he wants to give the Lakers every opportunity to try to get a deal done. That would be a big discount if he did that. What do you think? Is he a Laker next season? Not for $51 million. I think he deserves more. I think some team is gonna offer him, you know, 20 million, 30 million more than that. And I think he deserves it. I think he's played great this year. He's been arguably their most consistent player, third, fourth best player all year long. He can pass the ball, he defends, he's got length, he can shoot, he's a bona fide NBA player. It's not just the hoopla around the Lakers. You put him on any team, he can fit, he's smart. And he plays the right way and he set his future up very, very well for the summer. Eddie, can you see a world in which nobody comes through and offers him that much more than he stays? No, somebody's gonna offer him money. And shout out to Austin, the MVP chance when I was there on Friday for the massive scoring explosion he had. But somebody's gonna offer him more. He's a versatile player. He can handle the ball a little bit. He can shoot a little bit. He can defend. He's what you need in a role player. And that's the price of the market. And I think if nothing else, you're sitting there in the Western Conference going, why let him stay on the Lakers? Let's take, let's gut them as we can. And it's fascinating that this is the guy who has garnered all this interest at this point. And, but he's earned it though. So you got Tipper Hat at that point and you get a player like that. It was a whistle like that.  The Reeves whistle. You gotta, you gotta, you gotta sign yourself up for that guy.  But the thing, the thing about Austin Reeves is all the teams with Capsule this summer, Detroit, San Antonio, Houston, Orlando, they're all kind of obviously developing younger teams. It's not like Austin Reeves is gonna stunt your development process. You just plug him either as a starter or a backup and he could even potentially help you bring that culture and winning edge, in my opinion. Yeah, I see both sides. I see him also, I feel like a contender should want him because there's no real value of paying a guy like that to go to a young team. Although he is a good locker room guy and he is a guy to lead and have these guys kind of follow after. And if you're not gonna win anyways, you gotta pay somebody. He seems to be the prime candidate. If you're not gonna win anyways, you gotta pay some extra. Give him that Chandler Parsons bag. Yes, he should. He should. Chandler's a fan of that. All right, it's Shom Scoop's time and it's the bad part of the season. So take it away. Yeah, so Steven Silas was head coach of the Houston Rockets. He has been fired. They did not pick up his fourth year team option that they had on his deal. I think you can look at a lot of different factors but mostly the organization wanted to take the next step. It just was not going well. There was a lot of meddling going on even with the foreign office and Steven Silas. I had a story in the athletic on Sunday where I wrote about one specific story where the GM of the team, Raphael Stone, came on to the court during a practice session that Steven Silas had and was giving defensive position instructions and input to the players from what I was told. And Silas had to essentially check the foreign office and say, this can't happen. It did not happen again. I think for the most part, those two guys had a good relationship but Steven Silas clearly from the moment Russell Westbrook and James Harden requested trades when Steven Silas got hired. This was going down a rebuilding path. He's out. I think a few names to look at to potentially take over Nick Nurse, Frank Vogel, James Borrego, Adrian Griffin, Ema Udoka, Kenny Atkinson. And I think those are the coaches that'll be at the focal point search process. This is, I hate this. I hate this part of the league. And this is why I'm doing stuff like this and not on a coaching bench because it's unfair. So there's expectations that these guys, Steven Silas, never been a head coaching job. You can get him for cheap-ish. And then you put him in that roster in that organization right now and you expect him to win. Like put Popovich as the coach, as the raucous is here. They still stink. Right. So no coach could just sprinkle a little miracle dust and make that team good this year. It's like Jamal Mosley in Orlando. Like you sign him to that deal knowing they're gonna be bad for years.  That was the expectation when you hired this guy. And it worked out great for JB Biggers. I'll never forget when he got the job in Cleveland, they weren't that great. They were young, they had some talent. But then they gave him time. They didn't give him pressure. And then the front office made a huge move for Donovan Mitchell that now look at him. Now his job is secure for now. And Steven Silas never got that chance. Jamal Mosley may never get that chance. And coaches like that, it's unfair that they have to go through this and they're expected to pull this miracle off that nobody could do. And then they get fired and now they're back to square one. Yeah, they're not wizards. Yeah, it's unfortunate for Steven Silas because he's gonna have this as his reputation now. This is the level of coach he is. And for all we know, he's maybe a great coach. He just was dealt a bad hand. He can't win with this team. We knew that going in. And you see some of these pieces that come out and they kind of hit pieces and you have reporters apologizing because they're reporting their own stuff. And it's like, the deck is getting stacked against him. I hope he gets on a bench next year and kind of works his way back and gets another shot because I think he's deserving of that. And we can finally see what he could do with an actual team that wants to win basketball games. What's the Houston Rockets have not been? I know. Since James Harden left. They haven't, but they played hard by the way. If you watch Rockets games, it's not like they weren't playing hard. I was speaking to somebody around the team and it was like, yo, you guys were competitive.  You beat some of the better teams in the league this year. There was some growth. Like there were good signs coming out of Houston, but they just decided to sign and move on. It's always nice to hear those glossier names. You're looking at E-mail, Doka. You're looking at Nick Nurse. You're saying, oh, that could change things. But if they don't add talent to that roster, none of those guys are gonna be miracle workers. And that's why this is a big summer for the Rockets. 60 million plus in salary cap space. They're trying to turn the dial here. They're trying to win. They wanna go get, I think, a coach with some gravitas. This is the summer to do it. We'll see if Ruff fell stone. They're GM Ruff fell stone. I think this is gonna be a potentially make or break summer for an office and how they can go get talent. And get the right coach in place. Some big gravitas. That's what you want. I like that word, does gravitas. And then we had the announcement from Dwayne Casey, a guy that I think is liked very much around the league. Yeah, I mean, Dwayne Casey went out on his own accord. He's gonna join the front office. And I think this was more of a mutual thing than the Steven Siles situation. But you look at this Detroit team. They have a lot of good young talent. Kate Cunningham, Jalen Duren, Jaden Ivy. The list goes to Isaiah Stewart. They've got young talent. They've got a bunch of cap space this summer. They're gonna have a chance to potentially battle your spurs for Victor Vaman Yama. So they're gonna have a chance to really elevate this team with cap space as well. You can add a good couple of veterans with cap space. You can get a really good draft pick. You already have good young talent. You go hire a coach. Two guys I would keep an eye on potentially as the next head coach, Charles Lee, the Bucks assistant and Yime Yudoka. Another guy, Yime's gonna be involved in multiple of these coaching processes. So just two initial names so far. Like enough time is gone on the email thing that he will be on every list. I love the boss move to be like, you're not firing me. You're actually giving me a push here, better job. Safer job. I like that. I love that. I'm gonna use that at some point. I'll get my cloud up and I'll do that. I don't think you're gonna have a choice Eddie, if we're being honest. Uh. Taylor, do you want this job? Detroit? No, I'm not asking you.  You know what? It's interesting because like Charles just said, they do have talent. They do have pieces. They are gonna have a high pick. I'd like to wait and see what pick they get. If they get the number one pick, I'll take that job tomorrow. But again, this is, I feel less bad for this one.  He's had other opportunities. Steven Silas has got the role under this deal. I agree with that. And the Grizzlies, this is some good news. So Kenny Lofton, a four year contract. He got $1 million in guaranteed salary just for the final weekend of the regular season. He gets 1.7 million guaranteed next year, if we're untold, and then two non-guaranteed years the following two years. So four year deal, Kenny Lofton, the last day of the regular season, the game that he made $1 million for, he scores 42 points, I think 14 rebounds or whatever. So big game, last day of the regular season vibes. But this is a guy that I think the Grizzlies are gonna be banking on to have some kind of a role for them in the playoffs. They need size. Steven Adams out, sent the ultimate injured. That's why they waived Kennedy channel. They wanted to bring in a big man for the playoffs and Kenny Lofton gets the deal. Well, you look at this guy and you think Zach Randolph, right?  So this kid has his first start putting up those numbers. You know, congrats to him, getting that million dollar signing bonus is awesome. I do think this kid has a future in the NBA, but his dad is not the Cleveland Indians legend. By the way, I want to clarify, because I heard announcers make that mistake as well. His dad, Kenneth, was in the Army. Yes. He worked for the Postal Service for 18 years and is now in school. Not a center fielder. Not a center fielder, not that guy, but we all learn something every day. Nice to make a million dollars in a day. Right? Chandler, tell us about that. Like, what's it like? Exciting new year guys. But it's awesome. Tell us. Yeah. There you go. Break time, when we come back, Chandler and Eddie with their post season, end of season, all the awards, we'll have some fun with that. When we come back to run it back, the awards, the official ballots, were due yesterday. I think it was six Easter and so it's in. We can argue still, but it's all in. There's nothing you can change. But we thought, why not? I want to hear from you guys. So Chandler and Eddie, do you guys want to start with your MVP? It doesn't sound like you have a lot of differences right off the top. Yeah. Oh, we're doing 13. Oh, 13. It's my bad. Yeah, 13, I mean, we pretty much, we're pretty much the same there, except we got, I think you got Fox on second. I think the main guy I left off and I probably, you know, get scrutiny for is Julius Randall. Yeah, you did. And then we had Danny Davis over him and I just don't. You have LeBron and Eddie or just Eddie? I got both. I went just Eddie, no LeBron. Okay, let's see, let's see the awards right now. We are visual learners, we have to see them with our Ohos or we cannot understand what we're talking about. God only knows the picks we make.  I know, I just, okay, here we go. Okay. So you guys, 1,000 percent. I mean, this is just, this is what's going to happen. Yeah. So why disagree? Wait, Joel and Bede for sure he's going to happen. We're good with that. Brooke Lopez, not defensive player to you, Jared Jackson. Yeah, that's arguable. I've seen a lot of Evan Wobbly love too. I think Jared has it. I think the one that may be in the air is Lori Markinand. A lot of people saying Jaylen Brunson could win that award. Ooh. Or SGA, though, right? And Shagill. Tyrese Albert. Yeah, there's a lot. There's a lot. And Six Man of the Year is not up there too, but we both had a quick manual. Yeah. Look at the next, get a lot. Really weird award this year. Not Bobby Portis? Mmm. 14 inches. Shoms, not him. And you know what's crazy? I know that the MVP has been like the big talk. Right. I would go Giannis second now. Same. You know what I mean? Like I think he's been the best player on the best team. I think Joel's the MVP. I think he's dominated leading the NBA and scoring, putting up the numbers he has in the Eastern Conference. I think he's been unbelievable. And I do think the voter fatigue has an issue, even though it shouldn't, right? Like why is people, it's the MVP of this season. Last year it shouldn't matter. 10 years ago it shouldn't matter. But I do think Giannis should would be second in my voting. Yeah, it's not a bad choice. Like you said, best record in the league. I think he's fifth in scoring. It's not like he's a slouch on that end. He's like fourth in rebounding. He's Giannis. He's incredible. I just think it's Joel and Beast's time. You lead the league in scoring. You're that dominant. You're that great defensively. And it's not like his record's bad over there either. So I think it's become kind of clear. Yolkett's missed a lot of games down the stretch. Didn't play, he's great in the one. But he still played more than the other two guys. Which is like one more game than Joel or something, right? So it's like, it's like, what have you done for me lately? Yeah, I got you. I stick into it.  There's way too much negativity. I mean, he may not even care about the award anyways. It was, it definitely give up those vibes for sure. You could just tell. So you guys have Yolkett. Yeah, who do you got? You felt that? Yeah, he's an actual voter. He's got a lot of stuff to do. He's got too much insanity to tell us. Come on, they'll leak it. Tell us, tell us. You know what, Shoms? We'll get it out of you. Kills me, I'm gonna get it out of him. Before we leave here. Okay, so you guys all agree on that, but then we've got all of the teams, third, second, first. This is where things might get a little spicy. So we'll start with third team because you know, you gotta build it up, obviously. And here we go. I mean, I went with Julius Randall over LeBron James here and Anthony Davis over LeBron James. I think they were more consistent. I think they were more important to their team. And I know LeBron is value everything he's done. He's had a great year at his age. I just feel like all these guys were a little bit more deserving. And honestly, I had some bonus on my second team initially, but I think position-wise, I bumped him down to third. Yeah, Damian Lillier was the name I kind of struggled to remember. He only played 58 games. And again, I went with AD over Julius Randall, which hurts a little bit and Julius Randall had a great start. Is that your anti-nix bias? It might've been. Okay, let's take it. I'm just really impartial to the difference that Anthony Davis made. This is a year it felt like more than any other year. It turned into a lot of how many games did this guy play? And you're weighing that against that. And I don't know how much you're supposed to take that insight. Just a start. We got 65 game limit next year. But yeah, pretty soon we won't have to weigh that anymore, right? Some of these guys won't even be eligible. That'll be weird next year when some of these names aren't on list because simply they just didn't play the 65 games. That's gonna be very different to look at. Second team, as we move things on up, you got a lot of differences here, guys. See, I bumped Jalen to second team. You had him third team, right? I just think that duo, the season the Boston Celtics have had. And I think our biggest difference here is I had Luca first team who are, he was kind of in the MVP talks. He's in pretty much all season long. They fell off majorly at the end there, which I think did hurt him a little bit. But I still gave him the edge on first team over Donovan Mitchell, but he really can't go wrong. And it's funny, this is why positions are stupid, right? Yoakit should be first team all NBA. But you can't have both. And obviously if we think Joel is the MVP, he's gonna be first team. Yeah, I think for me, I went Kevin over Jalen Brown first. Why'd you do that? Yeah, why did you do that? Look, Kevin's been great. He's lost 12 games all year long. I know he's been hurt, but I'm just not punishing guys for being hurt. I think he's the least amount of games of anybody on his teams as well. It's gonna be interesting to see if he makes any of the teams. Been incredible, first 55, 40, 90 ever. But yeah, like Sam said, next year, starting next year, he wouldn't qualify to even play on this. I went Donovan first team over Luca, which we'll see here in a second. He had an incredible season, 28 points a game. Great, they're the four seed all year long. And he's a part of the best defense in the league. And I think that matters for his case. And people were wondering just how is he gonna do on that end of the court? He's been great. He stepped up. Well, that leads us to first team. First team honors, the big boys.  And all right, Chandler? Yeah, I went with Luca over Donovan Mitchell just because of the season he's had individually. Again, he was in top five in MVP voting for the majority of the season. I do think he's a top five player in the NBA. And I think he showed it this year. I just think the end of his season did hurt him. And Donovan Mitchell had a great year in Cleveland. I just think it's interesting like the Kawhi Leonard's back and he's gonna make one of these teams. And SGA being an all NBA is so impressive. And that kid's come so far from when he was in Kentucky to drafted to the Clippers to now he's an actual star in this league. So the fact that he's gonna be considered a top 10 to 15 player in the NBA is special. Yeah, we got four of those guys the same. Kawhi, I'm happy you mentioned his name because he's one of the guys who's tough to leave off. And I don't envy you guys with these votes. I know we're doing this show. I think it's the best show, best basketball show on TV. Please don't make me else vote for any of these things because this is a lot of scrutiny. And I don't need my name and my votes out there to get scrutinized. Would you be a guy that would be honest, like open about who you voted? I used to have a vote. Like I would tell you who I voted for. I'm pretty transparent. It comes out anyway, later on, it comes out anyway. I know, don't you want to get ahead of the story? Come on. Not my own story. I like to get ahead of the story, it's not my story. Fine, fine. Look, we have a few minutes here and I don't know what Dylan Brooks has got planned for us in the playoffs, aesthetically, obviously, not even on the court. But this was such a moment in the final race of the game. Who wants to go for, Eddie, I know you have opinions on this. I know you do. I said he looked like Vampire in Brooklyn. People told me he looked like the villain from Men in Black 3, he really does. So good though. He's leaning into whatever this character is that he is. Fantastic. You had him before, right? He wasn't. This wasn't the sink. No, he wasn't this before. This is it.  It's incredible. But listen, this is the most we've ever talked about Dylan Brooks's career and most of it is not basketball related. So it's working. He's getting clicks. He's doing stuff like this and we're talking about it. They're having fun. I mean, is there a better time to be having fun than now? Probably not. There was a hazing moment that happened the other day. I guess it was after the last game of the season, which is weird timing, Chandler, Benedict Matheran. But they wrapped his car in plastic, which by the way, kudos. But is it in this normal timing? Seems like a worry issue. No, I feel like this isn't that bad of a prank. No. No, I've done worse for sure. The popcorn would be awful. That would be tragic. Spray painting the entire car with awful words. I think that'd be hilarious. Yeah. Yeah. This seemed pretty tame. Did you get hazing here? I got popcorn. You did. It was more like during the season, like I had to carry a backpack with like, you know, cards or whatever. Last things are tough. Yeah, like the last day, I'm assuming things led up to this, but this isn't bad at all. Are we hazing somebody on set? My hazes are, they're not good. You guys won't like me, but I will, if you want to be hazed by me, I can certainly put in some time and effort. I think we should get Jason Cahill. Oh, okay. I think we can do something good. I don't know. We'll strat his eyes later. He's too happy.  It almost feels like that is the hazing. And you're welcome on that. It's a tough one. All right, so tomorrow we are back. It's our last show for this week. Big day. Anyways, in Los Angeles, we've got Spencer Denwitte and Kevin Durant. I'm whispering it because I don't want to jinx anything. But yes, we've got Spencer Denwitte and Kevin Durant, both of whom, of course in the playoffs and we'll have hopefully a lot to say. Eddie. Hopefully. I mean, hey, it's early in the morning for one of those guys. Sottle though. That is dedication for them to be getting up at 6.45 to get on here. Yeah, they have no choice. Spencer's going to be on the East Coast though. So he's good. Yeah, he's good. He's a lot. He's practically new out there. That's going to do it for us today. We'll be back tomorrow. Remember, we're always on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 10 Eastern. Happy playing tournament at night. Enjoy.


I was working in the lab, when my eyes beheld an itty sight. When my monster from his slab began to run, He'd the monster mad.


So I used to dread going to work when it was raining or cloudy or pretty much going to work at all because I didn't want to be out in the elements. Find out what's important about weather girls and why you need to know a little bit of back-to-back story. So hey this is Kyla Denigno welcome to Kyla's reading day. Today we are talking about a book that really surprised me. I wanted to just hear about the weather and there was a really cute cover on the book and we got into all this really heavy stuff. So let's get into the book called Weather Girl. So this book was written by Rachel Lynn Solomon and I really liked the book. I didn't quite know what to expect because when it started there was a really long disclaimer about mental health issues and depression and I was like I don't understand this book had a cute cover. It was a couple you imagine they were kissing behind an umbrella and I was like it was cute what you're starting off heavy but it was really really good. So what the author said in the prologue was that hey I started to write this book about a weather girl. We took a left and started talking about all these heavy issues and I wasn't expecting it but I kept it in because it's real. Enjoy the book and I'm like I'm intrigued let's go let's get into it. So the genre of the book is fiction. The theme of the book is romance, situational comedy and it was just all around cute. So I do want to shout out the characters in the book. There was a person named Elodie. Great. The cutest character ever. I wanted to go hang out with Elodie. I wanted to know what the story was after the book. I wanted to know what happened to Elodie in ten years. Elodie I thought was the star of the book and then there was also Russell, there was Ari, there were there were other people but I really liked Elodie. That was my favorite. So an important plot twist in the book is when the mom switched and got her life together. So the story is there's a weather girl. She meets someone they start to date.  No one seemed to really understand besides her brother. And now we progress through the story and we find out that she grew up with a mother who also was going through issues and making all these really bad decisions and the daughter kind of felt like she was alone. She felt like it was she and her brother and it was the two of them against the world. So there is a change in the story where the mom comes back into their life, has reformed and kind of dealt with a lot of the issues that she's had. And the main character Ari has this conversation where she's like mom why couldn't you get it together for us? And that was a really important twist in the story because I feel like that's a sentence that almost every kid that's felt abandoned or that's felt lonely or alone and growing up or felt like they had to raise themselves has wanted to have with their parents. Like why couldn't you make the change for us? Why are you making the change now that we're grown? And so the reason that this plot twist was really important to me is that you hear people say oh I'm depressed or oh I was I was depressed at that time or oh just a little depression. But for the character in the book she was clinically depressed. She was on medication, she had a therapist, she had a doctor who had said she was depressed, she was in treatment. So that was a lot different than just having a rough day or not wanting to get out of bed or not wanting to get wet when you go into the office right. It was a lot more to it. So I really appreciate what the author did in introducing these situations and telling the truth about what you don't see on TV. There's news anchors, there's weather people, there's sports people. You have no idea what they're going through in their lives. And in this case you have a bubbly sunny weather girl who is clinically depressed and dealing with these issues whenever they're not on TV. Sometimes when they're on TV but with the assistance of medication sometimes just powering through because it's their job. So the book was really good and even though it had a cutesy cover and I was like oh this will be fun it actually ended up being a lot deeper than I was anticipating. But it was it was really good. Lastly here would I reread the book? It was really cute but it was it was no. I'm trying to think of a reason but I truly don't have to have one. I would not reread it but I did enjoy reading it. That was today's explanation of the book Weather Girl for Kyla's Reading Day. Thank you for watching this far. Let me know if you've read the book or read anything from the author Rachel Lynn Solomon or let me know if you're reading any kind of fiction books right now. I'd love to hear about it. So leave me a comment. Let me know what you're reading and I can't wait to see you in the next video. This was Kyla's Reading Day. Bye.


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