Now, one thing, and this is off the beaten path, and I had a lot of arguments with people.

And I don't like saying, you know, I don't like saying that I told you so, but this was my issue, one of my big issues,

was that Zion Williamson with that body was going to have a hard time being healthy.

And he wasn't healthy in college.

And now to have him open the season out for eight to ten weeks, as I see here,

after having surgery today on his right knee, anywhere from eight to ten weeks he'll be out to start the season.

That's the problem here.

Even before we get into whether he can play a certain position and what his strengths are.

This is an enormously big bodied player at a very young age.

And I said playing under the grind in the NBA is so hard for guys with these kind of bodies.

And look at this.

He didn't even make it to opening day.

Eight, he got hurt twice in college last year,

and he played one year.

You're not supposed to get hurt when you're 17 or 18 years old.

That'll come when you have five and six years of wear and tear on your body.

He now has knee problems that guys have when they're 29 or 30.

He's getting meniscus deals done.

You know what meniscus is?

It's the shock absorber in your knees, these cartilage.

You have a lateral and medial meniscus in your knee.

I know because I've had them taken out.

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