The Denver Nuggets may be something of a cookie cutter fantasy squad but I think as we talk about the usual suspects

we're going to find that there's more depth to the discussion than that.

Welcome to the Fantasy NBA today podcast a sports ethos presentation

hosted by yours truly Aaron Brusky and FSWA Hall of

Famer Steve Dr A Alexander tomorrow we'll be talking the Oklahoma City Thunder

and that's going to be great but today it is yet another fantasy championship but not the championship that

Nikolayokich, Jamal Murray, and Michael Malone set out to grab.

Quickly before we bring in Steve, just want to let folks know that NBA fantasy passholders all sport fantasy

passholders and ethos 360 pass holders they're going to get pro-grade breakdowns of

all this stuff and Keith Cork is on the Denver Nuggets

review and Keith's one of the best in the industry so you're definitely going to

want to read that Steve as I mentioned in the open this fantasy squad a lot of times we as analysts will just throw it on the back burner because we know the cast of characters.

But I do think the questions are much more interesting this off season than the last.

So let's get to one spicy one right off the bat.

Where do you draft Nicola Yokich this upcoming season? I draft him at three I would rank him at two and by

that I mean I'm taking Wym bin Yama with my number one pick. If I get the second pick in the draft, I'm probably taking

Luca just because of personal reasons and if I get to number three pick and Luca and when we're gone then I would take

yolich but in reality when I do rankings, yoga should be number two.

Okay, got it. I love the personal reasons there.

I almost saw that in print. I almost saw a blurb being typed up.

Steve, Dr. A Alexander selects Lucadonchich personal reasons in parentheses.

Dude, actually my entire draft board would have personal reasons next to it because every guy's probably going to be taken around earlier than he should be. I love it. I can't wait to see that in action in a couple months now.

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