For the first pick of the draft, the Milwaukee Straw Hats select Treebeard, because I want a dominant post presence.

You know, and he's got that basketball IQ from centuries of experience, and he is immovable.

Nobody can challenge him in the paint.

The guy knows his way around the wood.

Yeah.

The paint, even, you know, that's made.

It might be a problem that he's playing on like his dead friends, but I think he can

empower him look at for a title.

They're all one.

You know, the only real weakness in his game is, first of all, speed.

Can he chase a guy out as a perimeter?

You know, he's so tall he can contest. You know, the Mid-Missouri Milkers

being fans of nature, we had him come work

out for us. The guy does not make quick

decisions. He's not a fast decision

maker. And so you can see

that on the court, but still

a good pick. You know, you can't deny the physicality.

And I think in the right scheme, he can really thrive. Yeah, I think he might, you know, he might be a little, he might, he might, uh, he might smoke something.

I'm just kind of worried that Andrew's coach Tom Bombadil probably already knows his game

in and out. Yeah, yeah. That's a good point. Because they're from the same universe, so he

knows him completely. Tom Bombadil knows about tree beard.

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