All right, let's face it. You had much better things to do than watch the

NBA draft last night, or at least I pray you did. So we're going to

encapsulate it all in eight minutes. It's time for John Tesh and a bad

tuxedo. David's license free music.

Yeah, no John Tesh today.

No John Tesh today.

So let's talk about the draft here and let's start with you, Rico, because

your boy wasn't taken until number 17 to your beloved Lakers. I'm saying your beloved

because we just talked about Brady James.

So any thoughts on him falling to number 17 there?

Yeah, I think a lot of people thought the way that Mike did this past week.

His age was the biggest thing.

If he were 21, I think he selected a lot sooner.

If he was 21, heck, Mike May even said draft him as he pissed him, but he was 23. Soon to be be 24 that's old when it comes to the NBA draft. That's why he failed but

David he fell to the Lakers and I think that's probably one of the better spots for him because he goes to

LA just become a spot up shooter occasionally drive to the basket you're our fourth option and that

will work for him because he was never going to be a star. I don't want people to think that I thought that, but I do think that he can be a starter on the right team.

Let's go over to you, Mike, because I was confused by what the Celtics did there to end the

NBA draft that I get it. It wasn't a big name type draft but they took Baylor Sherman

Shireman at number 36 7 guard but he looks like the typical Boston player.

He's a built in the lab Celtic.

He's a farmhand from Nebraska.

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