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Tiger Woods, NBA Finals. Who do you want? Who you're rooting for? Who do you think is going to win? Celtics offseason, which we're getting back into now as we're back at the NBA finals. Dakota and Braintree wants to weigh in on that. Go ahead, Dakota. Okay, I'm going to get my pants wet in the next 21 days. I'm sure if I can say that, but all right.

So there's a lot of talk about faults, okay? And I don't see much. I see a lot more risk in a Markell Foltz than a guy like Lanzo Ball. If the Celtics are going to keep that number one pick. Why is Fultz more risky than Ball? Why? Why?? Because he's, he doesn't have the size, the strong size, okay, to compete in the NBA, as we've seen, that he's no different

than some of the other Celtics guys that they have. Six-four? In the end, yeah, he's not a

legit six-four. He's more like six-three, okay? But the problem is when you can take a player that could be a generational type passer in ball at a point guard who's six-six, and people say he doesn't have an outside shot, his three-point shooting, go watch tape of Lonzo Ball. He takes NBA threes in college. Faults, tolls are on the line.

A lot of false scoring, slashing driving. Faults is more of the equivalent of maybe Jimmy Butler.

That's his upside. Great upside, but that's his upside. A lot of risk.

Lonzo Ball can be a guy in the NBA to average 12, 13 assists. At 6.6, can defend, can do it all. That's if they stay at one, you have to

take ball. If they don't, there is one other guy in this draft who might actually have more

upside than Lanzo ball, okay? And that's Jonathan Isaac. If you guys want to create your new binky,

go watch tape of Isaac from Florida State. This kid was 6-3 in high school. He grew

to 6-10, 6-11, his freshman year. He was a point guard. Where's he going to go? Where's he going to go? Where is he going to go? No, no, where where in the drafts are you going to go? He's going to go four, five, or six. That's where he's going to go. He's going to, he's going, he can, depending, the Celtics,

my Giniage is probably looking at him going, you know what, this is exactly the guy I need on the front court because he's a better version of Millsap. This guy can run the floor, rebound block shots, and he can shoot the three-pointers. He's a great, good free-fro shooter for a freshman. So let me cut you off, Dakota, because that would be the ideal situation.

The best case scenario for the Celtics is if the player they really want is going to go four or five or three.

He's projected at six to Orlando according to NBA draft.net.

Very good. Okay.

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