Answering Your BIGGEST Questions About The NBA Right Now - From the Philippines

Good one. So those are two different questions to me. because the most seamless is Kawhi going back to Toronto. There's no question how he fits there.

WindhorstBut I do think there's a significant chance for buyer's remorse. Because of the contract or because of the trade? Just because you – a little bit because of the contract. You hate that contract. I don't hate it. I do think they paid too much. But more so, like, you don't – is he going to play 30 games a year?

Is he going to play 60 games a year?

WindhorstYou know, so his durability leads to Byers and Morse, or could lead to Byers and Morse, but I do think that's the most seamless of the transitions. That's what you sense. We now know they traded a guy with a torn Achilles. Right, and I think Bam and Giannis are going to need time to kind of figure out that fit with the spacing, although they did a nice job of bringing in shooters like Hardaway, by the way, who the Nuggets

will miss.

WindhorstClay Thompson, you know, they got at least some shooting around them. and then I think Philly's gonna need pretty much all season long to figure out how it fits with four guys who used to being alphas yeah I mean the heat the heat gave a lot for Giannis in terms of the picks and the players they're really it's going to be narrow and how the heat are going to have to build that team going forward I don't necessarily think

Windhorstthat they're going to be buyer's remorse, but it's going to be hard to build up that team, I think. Well, the least buyer's remorse is obviously LeBron. They're paying them the minimum. They didn't have to trade anything to get them.