All right, back to work here, finishing up Summer League. We didn't get to many of the top prospects,

but now we're going to get a chance to do that with the Detroit Pistons, Danny. And let's begin with

Jayden Nivey. Absolutely. And I was there for both of Jayden Nivey's appearances, though one of

them was regrettably short. He actually had a really good first five minutes against the Wizards

and then got Picchullia, shooting a three and never played in Summer League again. Doesn't seem

like it was a serious thing, but the Pistons wanted to be cautious there. And so overall for Ivy,

you know, it's saying the average 15 and a half points a game under a state's a little bit

because a lot of that was was in the first contest. I think with especially somebody with that

limited a sample size, it's not really about the six. It's about how did they look? And I thought

Ivy looked pretty good. Yeah, I would say of the guys that we did film on who actually were able

to play any significant amount. He exceeded my expectations more than just about anyone. I thought

his passing off the pick and roll was good. He had a couple of nice allyups. One opened the game

against Portland to to jail and during for a huge dunk. His spot up jumper was maybe a little

bit better than I thought it would be his footwork. Look to have improved getting his feet set quickly.

As we saw it Purdue, it seemed like the ball either went in or was just an atrocious miss. Yeah.

What else do you see from Ivy? I thought that Ivy's feel was better than I anticipated, but not

dramatically. So, you know, as you mentioned that past the journey, like when he got a little bit

in an advantage, he was generally looking around and was trying to make the right read and had a

couple of really nice ones to Duran. I thought that his first step looked very good, not elite,

but very good. That's a positive. I actually thought the best he looked to me was that very

beginning of that wizard game. He had a couple of nice drives, one of which became an and one,

and then had a comfortable looking three. Honestly, with Ivy, at times it's more just like,

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