Hello, everyone and welcome to another episode of Draft Class here on Nick's Film School.

I'm Chris Percy Aiden, your host every week, every Saturday

here on draft class. If I weren't 20, I would call myself the teacher, but I'm 20, so I will

not ever be referring to myself as a professor here. I interact with enough of those on the daily. I want to thank you all for

the support coming in here to episode four. I mean, these first three weeks have been fantastic.

I know I say this every week, but it's because you guys are amazing and the best family in the

world. So I thank you for that.

And I just want to say, I'm really excited here for this fourth episode.

We've got one more show after this one until the NBA draft lottery is upon us.

That's going to be on the 17th of this very month of May.

After the lottery happens, we'll know where the Knicks wound

up and draft class episodes at that point, they're going to focus a little more on the specifics

of maneuvering this draft and who the Knicks should really be targeting or what they should

be looking to do. But until then, we've got two really fun episodes, this one and next week's episode, in which we still get to live in hypothetical world a bit more and think a little bit more philosophically about the next draft this year.

And it is for that reason that I brought someone on for this week's episode who I love talking basketball strategy.

I love talking basketball philosophy with a team building,

you know, NBA trends, what lineups are being played around the league.

Like all these things, I think Schwinn has an awesome perspective on them.

He watches a lot of basketball, has a lot of really great thoughts on it as well.

So despite me struggling to give him this credit and I'm lucky I'm able to do it without him

on the call here so that maybe he'll never hear me giving him this credit as, you know,

I have to keep up the mirage that he is my mortal nemesis because, you know, John, the whole John bit.

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