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Hey, it's Doug Gottlieb and welcome in to this week's version of all ball.

All basketball all the time.

My boy, Jake Roushback, is going to join us upcoming in about 10 minutes or so.

You can follow them on Twitter at Mind Ride Pro.

We're going to have a deep dive discussion into Markell Fultz and his shooting issues.

I'll tell you a little bit about mine, what happened to me, what it actually feels like.

I watch Markle Fultz, and I'm sad just because I think inside the exterior of a talented young athlete, that brain and the body are fighting

and they're not working together.

And that's why to this point we haven't seen the talent that he had coming out of the University

of Washington just spending one year there.

And to people are like, well, you know, everybody should have known.

And like, all right, all I can tell you is I had friends that conducted those workouts,

those pre-draft workouts, and they all said that, you know, Lonzo Ball is a nice player.

But Markell Fultz was the best guard they had in.

They had in.

And obviously what happens is when you look at Utah and you got a guy who has the type of success that they've had there. I mean, now in addition to the Jason Tatum trade

looking like a bad trade, which I thought it was at the time. Then you look at Donovan

Mitchell, who's an all-star caliber guard and only his second year, another guard that put

Donovan Mitchell on the Philadelphia 76ers. Now, I would tell you that Donovan Mitchell might

not have become Donovan Mitchell had he been drafted by the 76ers. Some of it's about the

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