
Saturday domestic box office estimates
Minions & Monsters (~ $9.4M)
Young Washington (~ $8.3M)
Toy Story 5 (~ $7.6M)
Supergirl (~ $2.4M)
Disclosure Day (~ $1.8M)

Minions & Monsters (~ $9.4M)
Young Washington (~ $8.3M)
Toy Story 5 (~ $7.6M)
Supergirl (~ $2.4M)
Disclosure Day (~ $1.8M)
Boston’s Jaylen Brown trade return of Paul George, two first-round picks, and two second-round picks left numerous NBA executives around the league bewildered.
“They couldn’t have gotten better than that?” one neutral observing executive whose team was not in the Brown sweepstakes told HoopsHype.
Many around the league were surprised George, 36, was the best player Boston could land for a 29-year-old Brown who was sixth in the NBA MVP voting this past season.
“I can’t believe they did that,” one executive whose team was consistently monitoring Brown’s availability said.
As the agent for Tobias Harris, Torrel managed to get his son $333M in contracts without him ever making an All Star team, a conference Finals or coming close to winning any awards.
Three years later, Supergirl has a worse CinemaScore than BvS and is projected to lose $200M, erasing the alleged and probably fake $125M profit from Superman.
Sources: New York traded No. 25 pick Sergio De Larrea to the Dallas Mavericks for No. 30 Koa Peat and two second-round picks. And then the Knicks traded Peat to the Phoenix Suns for three-rounders and cash. So Knicks move out of the first round -- pick up 5 seconds and cash.
Edited to say “pick up 5 seconds” cuz Shams is bad at his job (tweeting).