And yesterday was a wild day.

It kicked off when the Thunder traded Chris Paul to the sons for a package that includes Kelly uber Ricky Rubio, tie Jerome and a 2022 1st round picks.

So we had that deal.

Then the Bucks and the reining back to back M v P.

Yanis adding some major pieces as they traded for Drew Holiday.

And they did a sign and trade with Sacramento for Baghdad Bogdanovich.

So they get better.

And then James Harden, here's the headline turned down an extension from the Rockets that would have been worth around $50 million.

Harden is reportedly looking to join K D and Kyrie Irving in Brooklyn.

And look who it is.

It's been far too long since we've seen Adrian, where Danowski, our insider extraordinaire.

Whoa, Let's talk about Harden.

What is the very latest on his desire to join up with Katie and Kyrie in Brooklyn?

Well, Green is, you said we reported that he turned down that extension.

He's got, uh, two plus years left on his deal, so it would have been an ad added on, and hey would have become the league's 1st $50 million year player.

He may still do that at some point if he gets traded and signs an extension elsewhere.

We decided to do it in Houston at some point, but he would like to be with the Nets.

He feels feels as though, uh, that the championship window, uh, toe win in Houston with his group has passed.

But right now there has been contact between the Rockets and the Nets, I'm told, but no real substantive talks.

The Rockets have the ability to here to play this out.

Uh, try to repair this relationship different than the Anthony Davis situation.

He was in the final year of his contract.

He still has two years left in Houston.

Hardened does.

And so there's not an urgency to move on this for the Rockets.

And they're not acting with urgency in terms of trying to find a deal for James Harden and that includes in Brooklyn.

Do the Nets have the kind of package to offer if they choose to That would make the Rockets interested?

That remains to be seen greeny.

I think the Rockets, if you're going to trade a player of James Harden's caliber.

There's gotta be one dynamite knockout asset.

That's either maybe a young all Star player, maybe a draft pick or multiple picks pick.

That might be the very top of the draft.

That's not what the Nets have to offer.

They'll have.

They might have picks that probably would be in the twenties based on a very good Nets team.

They have good young players.

Very good, but not star level guys.

And so right now, this isn't a potential package that has the Rockets wanting to rush into it.

How difficult will James hard and if it all, will he make it on the Rockets through, um, in the next weeks months?

Does he create a scenario where they have to move him?

That's one way to do it as a player.

But right now, the Rockets still would like Toa work, work it out with them.

All right, so it doesn't sound like this is necessarily imminent.

Meanwhile, let's talk about Milwaukee.

They add the pieces we talked about Holiday and Bogdanovich.

So what does this mean for their future?

And be honest, his future?

Yeah, greedy.

The Bucks went a long way last night, withdrew holiday Bogan Bogdanovich with Sacramento, uh, to putting themselves in a great position, uh, to get Yannis to sign that five year Supermax contract.

Listen, Yonas has been, I think he loves playing in Milwaukee.

He loves the city.

He loves the organization.

Uh, he's a player that I think has been looking for reasons to stay, not reasons to leave.

Now he hasn't made a decision yet.

He certainly hasn't shared a decision.

But I think there was a lot of excitement last night and that bucks organization that they walked away with two high level players, uh, ahead of the draft here.

And I think there's some growing confidence that perhaps they've done enough to keep Yanis from from entertaining three idea of free agency next summer.

All right, he seems awfully important.

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