Would ya'll do something like this?
Taste of India works.It’s my son’s birthday this week and he’s chosen to go to Indian food and apparently we’re going tonight.
We actually went to a place called Taste of India up in Bellingham, Washington, last week. It wasn’t horrible or anything, but it wasn’t amazing.Taste of India works.
Is this doable? I know SAC is sending out there 2024 1st rounder to ATL, and it's protected....
Is this doable? I know SAC is sending out there 2024 1st rounder to ATL, and it's protected....
They’ve got one in Bountiful, UT, I believe.We actually went to a place called Taste of India up in Bellingham, Washington, last week. It wasn’t horrible or anything, but it wasn’t amazing.
So, Sacramento's 2023 and 2025 1st round picks are off the table? Guess it would have to be their 2026, 2028. Lame.It does not work.
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See, this is where my stupidity comes into play, because there's a scenario where that pick actually conveys in 2026 (it's top 14 protected in 2024 and top 12 protected in 2025). So, can they technically not trade a 1st rounder until 2027 or 2028?So, Sacramento's 2023 and 2025 1st round picks are off the table? Guess it would have to be their 2026, 2028. Lame.
See, this is where my stupidity comes into play, because there's a scenario where that pick actually conveys in 2026 (it's top 14 protected in 2024 and top 12 protected in 2025). So, can they technically not trade a 1st rounder until 2027 or 2028?
Although, I think SAC could amend the protections on that 2024 pick to make it unprotected. That would then free them up to trade 2026 and 2028 first rounders, as well as do swaps in 2027 and 2029...See, this is where my stupidity comes into play, because there's a scenario where that pick actually conveys in 2026 (it's top 14 protected in 2024 and top 12 protected in 2025). So, can they technically not trade a 1st rounder until 2027 or 2028?
It's not today yet.Did we trade Mitchell to the Knicks for 6 picks yet?
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