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Speaker 1: seventy Sixers used all three of their draft picks, Lauren Rosen,
Speaker 1: Are you surprised? I wouldn't say I'm surprised. I think
Speaker 1: anytime you go into a draft night, I've done a
Speaker 1: few drafts in my day. Actually, now that we've gotten
Speaker 1: to this point, you have to be prepared for all
Speaker 1: sorts of outcomes, and one of the outcomes that I
Speaker 1: prepared for was the Sixers making all three of their picks,
Speaker 1: getting guys they're excited about. And that is exactly what happened.
Speaker 1: It was a relatively active night for the seventy sixers.
Speaker 1: With the twenty eighth pick in the two twenty one
Speaker 1: NBA Draft, the Philadelphia seventy Sixers select Jaden Springer. I'm
Speaker 1: Brian Seltzer, Jaden's Springer out of Tennessee, the Sixers top selection.
Speaker 1: They also targeted size with two picks late in the
Speaker 1: second round. That's episopt with another easy finish. Charles Bassett
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Speaker 1: Sixers twenty twenty one draft night on this Instant Reaction
Speaker 1: pod seventy Sixers podcast Network and Why Don't Learn. We
Speaker 1: begin with a SoundBite that I shall queue up for
Speaker 1: us all to listen to. Here we go for the
Speaker 1: President of Basketball Operations, Darryl Moorey, after the draft went final.
Speaker 1: I view the draft as just the really important blocking
Speaker 1: and tackling that you do if you're going to have
Speaker 1: a consistent winner like we plan to have here in Philly.
Speaker 1: And look, it goes into a lot of the little
Speaker 1: things that an NBA staff does, obviously, and players do
Speaker 1: with offseason work, working on skills. These are the things
Speaker 1: that note you know, don't pay off right away, but
Speaker 1: over time they become really important. They make you more
Speaker 1: flexible in free agency because you know, you have you know,
Speaker 1: Maxie coming along, like because Maxie, you know, showed us
Speaker 1: so much year one. Now now you can use your
Speaker 1: free agent dollars other places and uh, you know, give
Speaker 1: him a real shot. So it's it's really important and
Speaker 1: subtle and pushes you forward and you have to you
Speaker 1: have to do you have to do well. And hopefully
Speaker 1: we've we're going to continue to do that. We'll start
Speaker 1: wide Lauren Rosen with this dissection of the draft that
Speaker 1: I would say is a sound bite with some substance,
Speaker 1: a true look into the mind, a sharp mind of
Speaker 1: Darryl Moorey going into his philosophy about the draft. And
Speaker 1: I like that he harkened back to Tyrese That's exactly
Speaker 1: how you and I started out our night on our
Speaker 1: pre draft show. This is a team that's had a
Speaker 1: lot of success drafting in the twenties, drafting in the forties,
Speaker 1: drafting in the fifties, and Darrel of course hopes to
Speaker 1: continue that trend that the Sixers started before he arrived,
Speaker 1: and he continued as he arrived, and based on the
Speaker 1: way that he spoke afterwards, it seems he's really confident
Speaker 1: that that trend is going to continue, but also that
Speaker 1: he's appreciative of those that have helped him continue that.
Speaker 1: We're gonna play some more sound from Daryl Morey as
Speaker 1: this edition of the pod goes along, But I think
Speaker 1: my main takeaway was the Sixers had a plan, a
Speaker 1: solid plan going into draft night, one plan that they
Speaker 1: thought would pan out, and the night did kind of
Speaker 1: go that way for the Sixers. They wanted to possibly
Speaker 1: address a two way backcourt player in the first round.
Speaker 1: They felt like there were some talent to be had
Speaker 1: in terms of good potential for bigs later on in
Speaker 1: the draft and earlier in the day. The day started
Speaker 1: with us learning that Daryl Morey made a move to
Speaker 1: acquire an additional pick, pick number fifty three, from the
Speaker 1: New Orleans Pelicans, and the Sixers were able to get
Speaker 1: some prospects that I think fit the molda what they
Speaker 1: were looking for and what they were able to pick
Speaker 1: up in Jaden's springer and also Philip Petrosev and Charles
Speaker 1: Bassey well and guys that check very different boxes, right,
Speaker 1: Even the two front court guys that they chose have
Speaker 1: a lot of differences, And I like, I hope that
Speaker 1: I'm not spoiling a quote that you've chosen for later
Speaker 1: on in this podcast. But Daryl was a very matter
Speaker 1: of fact about the front court depth. It's an issue
Speaker 1: that Doc Rivers raised during the playoffs and Daryl wanted
Speaker 1: to address immediately, and when he was asked about it,
Speaker 1: he addressed it immediately. He said, there you go, boom depth,
Speaker 1: and he's right, giving some options a growing Paul Reid
Speaker 1: adds to that depth, and of course that group is
Speaker 1: headlined by perhaps the best front court player in the league.
Speaker 1: Really cool to see what's going to go on there
Speaker 1: with Joel sort of becoming the veteran of the group,
Speaker 1: going to be really interesting to see him continue to
Speaker 1: grow as a leader and maybe as the leader of
Speaker 1: that group. That's sound bite, Lauren, not in fact, one
Speaker 1: of the handful on my list, but it was a
Speaker 1: great one. Daryl. Even then, yes, even at one twenty
Speaker 1: six in the morning on Friday, after not just a
Speaker 1: long day, but probably long days, weeks and months of
Speaker 1: prepping for this draft, still very lucid, very eloquent, and insightful.
Speaker 1: Let's start with Jaden Springer, the number twenty eight overall
Speaker 1: pick in this year's draft. I kind of think, Lauren,
Speaker 1: the phrase oh so many years young is cliched when
Speaker 1: we say, oh, that person's oh so many years young
Speaker 1: or whatever. But Jade Springer really is eighteen years young.
Speaker 1: He's young. He's gonna turn nineteen on September twenty fifth,
Speaker 1: but still I'm thirty six. That's a baby. I'll be honest,
Speaker 1: I think you consider me a baby. But I looked
Speaker 1: at a two thousand and two birthday, and I was like,
Speaker 1: oh man, I'm getting up there at this point. We're
Speaker 1: gonna have a guy play who was born in two
Speaker 1: thousand and two. But yeah, so young, and as Darrell said,
Speaker 1: established himself in college at that young age. So it
Speaker 1: feels that the sky is the limit. It feels that
Speaker 1: the ceiling is really high. And I know it's a
Speaker 1: group that's looking forward to welcoming Springer into the into
Speaker 1: the roster, into the potential summer league, which I think
Speaker 1: we might touch on at the end of this at
Speaker 1: some point. But gonna be cool to see him continue
Speaker 1: his growth, which has already obviously come a really long
Speaker 1: way in a short amount of time. As a seventy
Speaker 1: six er, Springer played twenty five games for Tennessee last season,
Speaker 1: average twelve and a half points, three and a half boards,
Speaker 1: three assists per game. He shot forty three and a
Speaker 1: half percent from three, eighty one percent from the line,
Speaker 1: and just over forty six and a half percent from
Speaker 1: the field overall. Limited sample size from three. If anyone
Speaker 1: out there has not done their homework yet on Springer
Speaker 1: and you want to learn more, Lauren wrote a great
Speaker 1: recap about that. Some quick facts on Springer. What was
Speaker 1: your biggest takeaway? It was the most interesting nugget that
Speaker 1: you mind and uncovered. I would not call it a
Speaker 1: feature by any means an article. I think even that
Speaker 1: might be generous. We called it quick facts, That's exactly
Speaker 1: what it is. But my favorite quick fact, perhaps one
Speaker 1: that I didn't realize until we started doing our research
Speaker 1: on mister Jaden Springer, is that his dad, Ry Springer,
Speaker 1: who was an All American at Iona College, also was
Speaker 1: drafted by the seventy six ers. We love a nugget
Speaker 1: like that. Yes, we really really cool, really cool. So
Speaker 1: awesome to see that it's in the family. Really looking
Speaker 1: forward to getting to meet him and speak with him
Speaker 1: in the coming days. Jaden coming from a family, as
Speaker 1: Lauren said, with voluminous basketball pedigree, not just his dad,
Speaker 1: but his brothers played in college as well and Iona
Speaker 1: and Army. So great pedigree from Jaden Springer, who is
Speaker 1: bidding to become perhaps the most successful Springer of the
Speaker 1: bunch in the NBA. Darryl Morey likes the young man.
Speaker 1: Jaden's really exciting boy. I know JMS get killed for
Speaker 1: talking about upside, but he's not nineteen, yet you know
Speaker 1: already already a productive player at Tennessee. We feel good
Speaker 1: about his ability to be a three and D player
Speaker 1: in this league. We all know how valuable they are.
Speaker 1: There was a top high school recruit position where you
Speaker 1: could see a path to him potentially getting on the floor.
Speaker 1: Usually it takes a rookie more than a year, but
Speaker 1: you never know. Sounds like Lauren. Lots of people bullish
Speaker 1: and convinced that the defense of Springer could cut it
Speaker 1: at the NBA level. Something that was raised in Morey's
Speaker 1: press conference after the draft was the volume of threes
Speaker 1: that Springer took in his single season at Tennessee. Last
Speaker 1: year he shot only forty six threes. He made twenty.
Speaker 1: Then that's pretty darn good. But that was something that
Speaker 1: Daryl Morey seemed comfortable with. He seemed to be okay
Speaker 1: based on other things that the Sixers were looking at
Speaker 1: and making their evaluation. Well, and if we're honest, it
Speaker 1: doesn't feel and Daryl talked about this, that they're going
Speaker 1: to be relying on him for heavy productivity, at least
Speaker 1: not in his rookie season. And of course looked at
Speaker 1: Tyres Maxie, someone that they didn't expect to rely on
Speaker 1: as much as they did. That certainly doesn't mean that
Speaker 1: Jaden's not going to find a way to make a
Speaker 1: big impact, but good to know that he can shoot
Speaker 1: at the clip that he shot at in college. Perhaps
Speaker 1: eventually ramp up to a bigger role, to a larger
Speaker 1: sort of three and D role with an NBA team,
Speaker 1: but a lot of potential there and some time to grow.
Speaker 1: I liked that Daryl didn't seem to be putting any
Speaker 1: pressure on him to come in and take control of
Speaker 1: the offense or anything like that at such a young
Speaker 1: age on such a good team. Yeah, Daryl really made
Speaker 1: it sound like the case of Tyrese Maxie and what
Speaker 1: Tyrese was able to do, particularly in the postseason, perhaps
Speaker 1: within the context of a team like the seventy six ers,
Speaker 1: where they at where they're at with their timeline an exception,
Speaker 1: not the expectation or the rule. But yeah, bullish, very bullish.
Speaker 1: It sounded like he and the scouting staff were on
Speaker 1: Springer and one of the things that Darryl talked about
Speaker 1: as far as projecting at the three point shooting of Springer,
Speaker 1: I think two things tell me, Lauren, if I'm not
Speaker 1: remembering this right that they felt projected well was that
Speaker 1: Springer has good touch in their mind around the rim,
Speaker 1: and that he can shoot his free throws pretty well.
Speaker 1: He shot eighty one percent last year. But Daryl, I think,
Speaker 1: was saying that there were other signs, things like at
Speaker 1: that would point to the three point shooting at some
Speaker 1: point down the road coming along and being effective at
Speaker 1: the NBA level for Springer. Well, first of all, I
Speaker 1: don't know if I'm the one you want correcting you
Speaker 1: if you're wrong at three am. I'm not necessarily going
Speaker 1: to be able to do that. But what I can
Speaker 1: do is add to what you said. We haven't really
Speaker 1: talked about his defense yet, and that of course is
Speaker 1: sort of what he's become known for it and going
Speaker 1: to be cool to see the Sixers add a really
Speaker 1: young defender to an existing core of really strong defenders.
Speaker 1: Seems like he's going to have some pretty solid role
Speaker 1: models as he moves forward in his NBA career, and
Speaker 1: a young core two laren that could be developing in
Speaker 1: the seventy Sixers backcourt. Going it to that notion that
Speaker 1: Darrel was talking about of the draft being a building
Speaker 1: block for a sustaining winning for a franchise. You have
Speaker 1: someone like Maxi Isaiah Joe who everyone thinks has some promise.
Speaker 1: Obviously there's someone like a Shake Milton in the fold
Speaker 1: right now. And then you add Jaden Springer to the mix,
Speaker 1: and the seventy sixers working on a perhaps young backcourt
Speaker 1: group that they're looking to develop, no doubt about it,
Speaker 1: some really exciting guys across the roster. That's something that
Speaker 1: I was able to speak with Darryl Moury about it.
Speaker 1: It's pretty rare, he says, to have a really good
Speaker 1: group of established veterans being pushed by a really promising
Speaker 1: group of youngsters. He says, a lot of teams have
Speaker 1: one but not the other. They have the established veterans,
Speaker 1: they have the all Stars, but they don't have the
Speaker 1: youngsters to push them. Or they're just a team of
Speaker 1: youngsters that don't have a lot to look up to.
Speaker 1: And this team, no matter how it is composed when
Speaker 1: the regular season begins, certainly does check both of those boxes.
Speaker 1: We said part one. Phase one of the seventy six
Speaker 1: ers draft plan on Thursday was to hopefully get a
Speaker 1: two way guard in the first round. Checkbox next to
Speaker 1: that and then in the second round, the mission was
Speaker 1: to acquire some frontcourt depth and young talents. We thought
Speaker 1: the depth that the big spot was really really strong
Speaker 1: this year. We had a group of bigs we thought
Speaker 1: could make it to that the early fifties, we thought
Speaker 1: there'd be a strong non big. That sort of rough
Speaker 1: plan played out. It doesn't always so, but it did.
Speaker 1: Tonight really learned for the first time, at least in
Speaker 1: my time doing this, being with the seventy sixers and
Speaker 1: covering the draft, a mostly predictable, nothing totally out of
Speaker 1: left field draft night, which in some ways may not
Speaker 1: be someone's cup of tea, But I'll be honest with you,
Speaker 1: I was ready for it. I was ready for a
Speaker 1: more plain Jane draft night. And being on the ground,
Speaker 1: it was a very calm, collected, streamlined draft night, and
Speaker 1: it felt nice to get some normalcy, just sort of
Speaker 1: aside from basketball, Aside from what went down in terms
Speaker 1: of picks, in terms of moves. It was awesome to
Speaker 1: have a traditional draft night. It feels like nature might
Speaker 1: be healing a little bit. Yes, yes, indeed so about
Speaker 1: the two bigs that the seventy sixers acquired in the
Speaker 1: second round pick number fifty, which the Sixers got in
Speaker 1: a deal with the Knicks was Philip PETROSEV six eleven,
Speaker 1: two thirty five. Perhaps as far as how his game
Speaker 1: might translate to the NBA, more of a stretch four,
Speaker 1: small ball five than a traditional center, but he played
Speaker 1: two really strong years Ekenzaga. He was the conference player
Speaker 1: of the Year his second season, he averaged seventeen and
Speaker 1: a half points eight rebounds per game. But then he
Speaker 1: went overseas and he played in the Adriatic League in Serbia.
Speaker 1: He was the MVP there last year, average twenty one
Speaker 1: points per game. And he played for the team megal X.
Speaker 1: I think it's called actually something else now, but it
Speaker 1: was at one point megal X, and that was the
Speaker 1: team that Timo tay lewhile Cabaret played for Nicola Yokich
Speaker 1: Zubats from the Clippers. So he got some good pro
Speaker 1: experience under his bill. Go. Yes, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: I'm such a connoisseur of international basketball. I feel really
Speaker 1: good about this. Yeah, love love love to see that
Speaker 1: he comes from a pedigree like that, and of course
Speaker 1: having that college experience at a high level as well,
Speaker 1: going to be really cool to see how he confused
Speaker 1: the different types of experience, the perspectives he's gathered in
Speaker 1: still a very young career, and is able to translate
Speaker 1: that into pro basketball in the US eventually. And what
Speaker 1: I like is that he played at a winning program
Speaker 1: in Gonzaga, surrounded by some players that had pro potential
Speaker 1: and went on to playing the pros like ruy Achimura.
Speaker 1: As far as what Daryl Morey said after the draft
Speaker 1: on Thursday, he acknowledged that this might not be an
Speaker 1: immediate contributor for the seventy six ers here in the
Speaker 1: United States. TBD on that, But like what we've seen
Speaker 1: in the past, thinking back to guys like I think
Speaker 1: this is the case. I mean, it feels like it's
Speaker 1: really long ago. But fur Con and I can't even
Speaker 1: I actually can't remember if Dario played in Summer League
Speaker 1: before he played here. I don't think he did. But anyhow,
Speaker 1: it's not uncommon for a European player that was drafted
Speaker 1: to come playing Summer League, go back Overseas, finish out
Speaker 1: whatever their arrangement is there, and then come back to
Speaker 1: the United States to the NBA to latter points, So
Speaker 1: maybe we see that from Petro Sev and of course
Speaker 1: grew into a little bit of a Summer League legend,
Speaker 1: and you never know. Summer League is, of course salts
Speaker 1: where legends are made. And here we go, getting ready
Speaker 1: for another Summer League in which Darryl Moorey did say
Speaker 1: that he anticipates all three of these new sixers being
Speaker 1: able to play. Of course, you never know what could happen,
Speaker 1: especially when you're dealing with folks overseas. But we'll be
Speaker 1: exciting to get to see these draft picks in a
Speaker 1: little over a week playing live ball. It's awesome, fantastic.
Speaker 1: I've not done much advanced scouting for the seventy six
Speaker 1: Summer League team as far as draft talent they acquired,
Speaker 1: anything like that. But of what I have seen, the
Speaker 1: most footage I've looked at is of Charles Bassie and
Speaker 1: I like it. Energetic, feisty, super speedy rim runner. I've
Speaker 1: heard an elite shot blocker as well, just to give
Speaker 1: the people in the background. I just got home, so
Speaker 1: I have not looked at any film yet. I literally
Speaker 1: am car to pod right now, but I'm looking forward
Speaker 1: to pour in over some film. What did you see
Speaker 1: when you checked him out? Just a high energy guy,
Speaker 1: guy that runs end to end and as a great
Speaker 1: presence around the rim. The Hilltoppers found him for I'm
Speaker 1: not it's it's three o'clock saws. They found him at
Speaker 1: the old top of the hill. They found him for
Speaker 1: the lab a lot. He was able to get behind defenses,
Speaker 1: finished strong at the rim. Shot blocker, rebounder last year
Speaker 1: seventeen and a half points, eleven and a half rebounds.
Speaker 1: Has some stretch, big potential. Definitely more of a NBA
Speaker 1: five for sure type presence, at least at this stage
Speaker 1: of the game, it would seem. But yeah, three years
Speaker 1: of NCAA experience under his belt at Western Kentucky. It's
Speaker 1: gonna turn twenty one in October. Got a really massive wingspan.
Speaker 1: I like it. I like it. I like the I
Speaker 1: like the top of the hill punt. I gotta be
Speaker 1: honest with you. I think some of the best jokes,
Speaker 1: the best corny humor comes between the hours of like
Speaker 1: three and five in the morning. As you know, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna subjects the pod listeners to my joke that
Speaker 1: I had yesterday around the same time. Maybe one day,
Speaker 1: but yeah, great humor in the middle of the night.
Speaker 1: I was all about it. I think when you look
Speaker 1: at the draft haul, the three selections for the seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers in total, it's a nice profile for this group.
Speaker 1: You have two way potential in the back court, You've
Speaker 1: got a stretch ish big in petrosev and then you
Speaker 1: got you know, some five potential with some energy at Bassie.
Speaker 1: I'm all about it. I agree with you. Cool to
Speaker 1: see three players with some distinct skill sets bringing different
Speaker 1: things to the table, as was the case with three
Speaker 1: from last season, and it'll be cool to see if
Speaker 1: they see a similar progression in their respective rookie years.
Speaker 1: I'm also pumped that Summer League is back this year
Speaker 1: and we will be seeing it in not too long.
Speaker 1: The Sixers are actually going to take their Summer League
Speaker 1: team out to Las Vegas a couple of days ahead
Speaker 1: of time. I would be surprised if they were the
Speaker 1: only team to do that. I would expect a handful
Speaker 1: of teams to do this. Have a mini camp out
Speaker 1: there in Vegas, which the Sixers have done in the past,
Speaker 1: and then they start playing the games on August ninth.
Speaker 1: They have four games plus one if they don't make
Speaker 1: it to the championship final, so that should be great. Hopefully,
Speaker 1: we see all these draft picks out there in Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: One thing though, alarmed before we wrap this up, because
Speaker 1: we're gonna hear from a lot of these prospects in
Speaker 1: the days to come. We got some insight, we got
Speaker 1: some news, a little bit of an update about at
Speaker 1: update from Daryl Morey about the main big fella, the
Speaker 1: MVP candidate. Let's hear about it. Joel Embiad update. Joel
Speaker 1: has been in the gym. He was in the gym
Speaker 1: today working on his game. He has a plan with
Speaker 1: our medical staff and we feel good about it and
Speaker 1: we are not concerned about him medically at all. Great. Great.
Speaker 1: I think that if you're a seventy sixers fan, that's
Speaker 1: the update you won. He's a man with a plan,
Speaker 1: He's Joel Ebiad. I'm sorry, that's I gotta I'll see
Speaker 1: myself out. And you know what, though, I know that
Speaker 1: part of him being in the gym maybe to make
Speaker 1: sure everything's cool with the meniscus and all that. But
Speaker 1: I love hearing that Joel embiads in the gym for
Speaker 1: whatever reason. That's great. I can envision something in my
Speaker 1: mind right now, the facility, the training complex and Camden
Speaker 1: Joel and bad checking in. To me, that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: It's poetic. On draft day, a lot of guys are
Speaker 1: out of market, understandably, a lot of guys are not
Speaker 1: from Philadelphia. But do you know that Joel is still
Speaker 1: around and still putting in work on such a big
Speaker 1: day when other things are sort of a buzz at
Speaker 1: the complex, the complex feels more like the complex when
Speaker 1: Joel Embiad is there putting up shots, and on Draft
Speaker 1: Day he was It's almost time time. That's sacred thing
Speaker 1: we call rest. We know, Lauren, you're not getting much
Speaker 1: of that these days. You are on the beat following
Speaker 1: Matisse Thyble with great expertise in his Olympic metal pursuits.
Speaker 1: We also had a long day on Draft Day. I
Speaker 1: gotta say the picks they say exciting. My highlight was
Speaker 1: helping Tyrese Maxie opened his ears to the world of
Speaker 1: Twitter spaces. To me, that was a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: That is a good tease for those of you listening.
Speaker 1: Seltz and I are gonna be doing a little bit
Speaker 1: more Twitter spaces action now we have to twitter. This
Speaker 1: was validation of that and the tease is as follows.
Speaker 1: You never know who's going to log on If Seltz
Speaker 1: and I aren't enough for you, I guess I understand.
Speaker 1: But you never know who's going to drop in. It's
Speaker 1: kind of like the comedy seller in New York. You
Speaker 1: know how sometimes like really good comics just sort of
Speaker 1: show up unannounced. Well, Tyrese Maxie did that on Twitter
Speaker 1: spaces tonight with me in Seltz and it was a
Speaker 1: lot of fun to hear some of his draft memories,
Speaker 1: learned some insights that he had playing against Springer in AAU.
Speaker 1: He had some strong impressions, some positive impressions of his
Speaker 1: new teammates. So you never know who's going to log
Speaker 1: on to Twitter spaces when you see that notification, make
Speaker 1: sure you're there because they're not recorded. It's gone, it's
Speaker 1: out into the abyss. And if you weren't there listening
Speaker 1: to Tyrese, sorry, he's just I'm a fan of him
Speaker 1: as a human being delightful, delightful, always great upon our
Speaker 1: Twitter spaces and made it better for having done so.
Speaker 1: Told us how he was hanging out with mom and
Speaker 1: dad watching the first part of the draft, gets a
Speaker 1: guy he knows and Jaden Springer into the fold two
Speaker 1: sec products. What if we see Tyres out in Vegas, TBD.
Speaker 1: I wonder we'll have to tune inn and c. All right, Lauren,
Speaker 1: exceptional work. We look forward to your continuing coverage of
Speaker 1: the draft and getting ready for summer league in the
Speaker 1: days ahead. Thank you everyone out there for listening as always.
Speaker 1: You haven't had a pod. Oh we had the Mattise
Speaker 1: one about the Olympics. But we've been a little bit
Speaker 1: infrequent and a regular in our cadence, but that is
Speaker 1: going to change with the summer league schedule picking up,
Speaker 1: So starting next week, look for our stuff on the
Speaker 1: regular as we check in from summer league and have
Speaker 1: some basketball about to watch the seventy six or should
Speaker 1: be fun, really looking forward to it. We will be back.
Speaker 1: Thank you as always Selts for leading us through the
Speaker 1: darkness past three am as they say, good Draft, good night,