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all things nicks new york knickerbockers welcome welcome in to Dream. It is an honor, like I said,

if you missed draft class, the official episode one, we did some March Madness live streams

and episodes, but now we are here in the summertime. You know there is nothing, there's

definitely nothing else going on in the basketball world. There's definitely

no ridiculous WNBA conversation going on right now. And the NBA finals have yet to start.

So right now, we're dialed on the W, but talking about stuff on the court. And we're dialed

on the NBA draft. It's coming up. I have got you covered all month long,

up until, and even after. We'll talk after the draft, but welcome. Welcome in, everybody.

It's so nice to see y'all. How are we doing? Listen, for me, I want to start out with a little

a little mini monologue here, a little mini log here. And that's just,

I don't think this draft class is the threat to society that it is, it is often covered as,

listen, sometimes, sometimes you get a draft where you get, I'm trying to think of an analogy,

but I'm just going to say what I mean, you get the superstar talent at the top.

You get someone in a draft class like a Zion Williamson who you watch them play one singular

half of NCAA basketball and you're like, oh, that guy watch them play one singular half of NCAA basketball. And you're like,

oh, that guy's the number one pick. That's the guy. Sometimes you get a class like Paulo and Chet

and Jabari Smith Jr. where even Woj and Shams can't agree right before the draft, oh, who's going to go first or who's

going to go second.

And sometimes you get the generational Victor Wenbenyama level prospect in the draft.

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