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Quinton Mayo is joined by Indiana Pacers analyst, Mike Facci to discuss possible trade packages that would land Domantas Sabonis in Washington, D.C. (as well as Myles Turner and Caris LeVert because Mayo is greedy like that). From what Facci is hearing the asking price is very high for Sabonis, the question is how much are the Washington Wizards willing to give up for the 25-year-old two-time All-Star -- HE'S ONLY 25! Rui Hachimura? Deni Avdija? KYLE KUZMA? The two also discuss the current market for all the aforementioned hoopers and what some more, um, realistic options may be for a franchise that holds their young assets closer to the chest than a three-year-old to his blankie after a visit from the "Boogeyman". Be sure to check out Facci's podcast with Alex Golden: "Setting the Pace"
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Fresh off of a victory over the Orlando Magic, Quinton Mayo discusses what he's seen so far from Kyle Kuzma and what that looks like for this Washington Wizards team moving forward. He also breaks down the debuts of Rui Hachimura and Thomas Bryant. With the trade deadline right around the corner Mayo provides some insight on who he thinks will still be in D.C. after that.
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Quinton Mayo is joined by Detroit Pistons analyst, Lazarus Jackson to act as general managers in hopes of striking a deal that would send Pistons forward Jerami Grant back home to the nation's capital. This conversation comes off the heels of The Athletic's Shams Charania reporting that Washington has expressed interest in acquiring the 27-year-old ahead of the trade deadline. Can a deal be done without the Wizards including projects Deni Avdija, and Rui Hachimura? Mayo thinks there's a shot but what about Jackson?
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After the Washington Wizards lose for the first time this season to the Brooklyn Nets, Quinton identifies some growing pains that were on display against a team with good chemistry and talent. Quinton also discusses the growth of Deni Avdija and of course digs deeper into the $80 million man, Davis Bertans.
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Quinton is joined by one of the top NBA/WNBA trainers in the world, Olin Simplis – The Guard Whisperer. Simplis trains Washington wizards forward, Rui Hachimura. He also works with notable names such as Spencer Dinwiddie, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Steven Adams, Dwight Howard, Patrick Williams, DeAndre Hunter, Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Hami Diallo, Payton Pritchard among many others. The two discussed the focus of Hachimura's offseason training, strengths/weaknesses of his game, adjusted shot mechanics and much more. Quinton and Olin also discuss Dinwiddie's free agency, his clients Jalen Suggs, Evan Mobley, and Joel Ayayi ahead of the upcoming NBA draft, Steven Adams' viral workouts, and the state of hoops.
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Quinton starts this episode off with a recap of Game 2 of Washington's playoff series vs. Philadelphia. He goes on to challenge the young Black Samurai, Rui Hachimura to take full advantage of his matchup with Tobias Harris. Quinton finishes the episode by breaking all the points he's made about playing competitive basketball against the superior Sixers, because of Scott Brooks, and also gives an update on Russell Westbrook's injury. 
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Quinton doesn't pull ANY punches in this Wizards/Celtics play-in game recap turned State of the Wizards Address. From Scott brooks lack of coaching, to Ted Leonsis' monumental impending offseason decisions, this episode is a sobering forecast of what's to come if things remain the same. 
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The Washington Wizards survived an OT thriller vs. the Toronto Raptors, 131-129, but Quinton SWEARS that with a little bit of coaching these contests wouldn't be so sloppy. 
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Quinton recaps the CRAZY night that was in D.C. as Washington defeats the Golden State Warriors, 118-114. After he goes through the laundry list of pleasantries for the players that deserved it, the podcast takes an abrupt turn as he unleashes on head coach Scott Brooks and center Robin Lopez.

Wizards/Warriors recap (5:50)
Bro, stop playing Robin Lopez (32:30)

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Quinton has seen enough! It's time for him to go into a full fledge deep dive of Thomas Bryant vs. Daniel Gafford and what Gafford's string of impressive debut performances could mean for Bryant's future with Washington.

Oh, and Washington beat the league's best Utah Jazz last night, sweeping the season series.

Wizards/Jazz recap (5:41)
Thomas Bryant vs. Daniel Gafford (19:06)

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