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Thank you. over to oakley.com for more information today. Welcome to season two, episode four of the draftraft Class podcast here on Nick's Film School.

I'm Chris Percy Einan, excited to have you in for another episode, a big episode.

To me, they're all big episodes, but to you guys, someone who I trust more than anyone in the

world when it comes to draft evaluations, he puts in the hours, he travels.

You'll hear my introduction for him. I mean every word of it. This was an exciting conversation

for me with our guest who was kind

enough to join me ahead of the NBA draft. This is the last episode of draft class before the

NBA draft. The next one will be a reaction to what happened in the NBA draft. Did the Knicks do

anything? What happened otherwise? And how

crazy was it? And what do I think about it? All of that will come. But for today, one last look at the

2003 NBA draft class, not only through Sam Vassini's perspective, but Sam Vassini's

Knicks perspective. And also in general, just a great

conversation with Sam. So I hope you guys enjoy. I thank you guys for supporting. I am so appreciative

of what I believe is the best community, the best family of people in the world. Thank you for your support, for your time,

for making draft class something you listen to and support. And I hope you enjoy. I'll see you

after the NBA draft. Joining me now on season two of draft class is the draft writer, the draft content creator,

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