On today's show, what makes Morges Johnson Jr. the best big from this NBA draft? Tyler Metcalf from No Seams will tell me today's Lockedombeamab. This is Cooper Flagg and you're listening to Lockdowne Mall. So, all of them is all of finals. Nothing as important as winning in sports. All about winning. I will win in Dallas. You are Locked on Mass. Great, guys. Your daily Dallas Mavericks podcast. It's part of the Locked On Podcast Network. All these changes. Your team every day. You know, I still got my dog right back. And welcome. You're Lockdown to the Dallas Mavericks. Your team every day. My name is Nick Engstead. Today's episode brought to you at Odu. Great organizations win because operations matter. And that's why you should get Odu.

Try for free today at Odu.com slash lockdown. That's O'DOO.com slash lockdown. Today, Tyler Metcalf from no ceilings, locked down NBA draft with no ceilings, are going to talk about the Mores Johnson Jr. pick because he was super excited about it. Loved everything about it. We'll talk about the cops for Al Horford and Dan Metabio.

We'll talk about motor being a skill.

We'll talk about the cops for Al Horford and Bamana Bayo.

We'll talk about motor being a skill. We'll talk about what if it doesn't work? What will happen if Moraz Johnson Jr. doesn't work in the NBA? And then he says something interesting about the fit between him and Cooper Flagg. Let's get into it. Welcome in Tyler Metcalf from No Seelings. It's locked on NBA draft with no ceilings.

You guys crushed the draft as you always do.

The live stream was super fun.

I was, I was dialed in waiting and then it was very funny to watch everybody go, all right, maybe they're going Nate a Meta here. And then it was Mores Johnson. And to see your face get so excited because you've called Mores the best big in the draft you were super high on him

metcalf what got you to the point where you're like man i just love this guy uh the defense and

rebounding are legitimately insane combined with the athletic tools and the motor and like the

intangibles it's like okay well at like a baseline this dude's going to play for a very long time in the NBA.

And then you see just how far the offense has come in a very short amount of time.

It's like, okay, he's barely scratching the surface here with the shot, with the passing,

with the processing speed.

He made such a massive impact on the offense of end of the floor, despite never needing the ball and just creating extra opportunities and finding looks and playing off of other players' gravity.

That's like his his IQ, his feel, it's so high.

And with more experience, with more coaching, like I really think he's going to be a really fun dynamic offensive player as well,

along with everything that he insanely does on the defense event.

Do you think like a coach that maybe already knows him and like is really,

it might help?

It might help.

Yeah.

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