Trade Machine War Crimes Volume 1

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First on this episode we talked about Bradley Beal and the absurd but hilarious backlash from Washington Wizards fans in a recent Twitter spaces. We then go through some realistic and insane listener submitted trades in the NBA Trade Machine. Trades included Ben Simmons, Tobias Harris, Russell Westbrook, Domantas Sabonis, Christian Wood, Jerami Grant, Eric Gordon, Terrence Ross, Justin Holiday and others. Finally we discussed a bunch of other shit including how the Sixers could threaten the Brooklyn Nets this summer and force them into a sign and trade for James Harden. Enjoy!

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