Welcome everybody back to draft class here on Nick's Film School.

I'm Chris Percy Einan, excited, ready, here to bring you another episode of

season three of draft class. Joining me now is the lead scout, the head of NBA draft content

over for Bleacher Report. You know him, you love him. Jonathan Wasserman, thanks so much for taking the time

bright and early to hop on the show. I really appreciate it. I know it's been the busiest time of

year. How's the chaos? How's trying to sail these seas? Yeah, I mean, it's actually not,

you know, when we talk about busy time, like it's busy in terms of the conversation is always ongoing. Then you're on your phone a lot, but I don't have to watch any games. I mean, think about during the season, you know, I'm trying to get through five games before lunchtime. And so this isn't as chaotic as you would think it would be. There's

just a lot, it's like a different type of chaos in terms of reaching out to people, sifting

through what's mostly smoke. But it's a lot of fun. And then honestly, as we get to this week

or next week, like the anticipation just builds and builds and all the

work you put in and time you've spent mostly overthinking things, you know, you find out

what's going to actually happen soon. So I'm pumped to just hear the final results.

Oh, I just, you could just show me a one through 60 board right now, you know, I'm itching. When it comes to sifting through

what's mostly smoke, right? I make the comps to NFL draft season two where I feel like

these are the two sports with the most BS out there ahead of draft time. What's the process there? Is it like seeing something and just

thinking who benefits from this information being public? Or how do you approach that? Because

it's it's something you have to do. It's like high school. I mean, it's like, you know,

rumor spread and,

and they snowball and they take turns. You don't know at what point of the rumor that you're

hearing it, like if it was, if, you know, it's direct information from the first source,

or if it's like the sixth source and it's suddenly taken on a new life

form. You have to know who you're talking to. You have to have a, you know, keep track of over the

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