If Cameron Boozer can really shoot, is he an elite offensive hub that leads to a top five offense?

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On today's show, we are going to look back at those players in the last nine years of the year seven years of the

NBA draft that are elite elite shooters like a bunch of the guys in this year's draft and see

whether it parley's the great shooting we are going to look at some of the late game action of last

night which was a fun night of NBA with the sixers upsetting the Celtics the blazers grabbing one

and the lakers making the rockets look horrific.

All on the show, we are starting today, however, with, sorry, in this little room,

and I'm echoing, so I'm going to fix that.

We are starting today with if Cameron Boozer can really shoot,

how great a offensive player could he be?

So let me just set something up here for a second.

The number one comps for Cameron Boozer right now are Demada's Sabonis and Alprin Shingoon.

I could do an entire show on what I thought of Alper and Shingun's game last night or recently.

But with that said, he, those players, think they're those are good cops they're heavy-legged big men great passers

shingoon was before he became obsessed with being an all-star um who can rebound do a lot of

different things none of them can shoot.

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