All right, welcome with Locked-on Warriors, your daily podcast on all things, Warriors, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network.

I'm Wes Goldberg, Warriors beat reporter for the Mercury News.

You all sent in some really great questions for a post-lottery mailbag today.

We're going to cover a bunch of things like if the Warriors could trade for Bradley

Beal, options that they have with the number two pick and the possibility of trading down.

But first, I wanted to address the James Wiseman stuff.

I'm starting to get this

reputation as being this anti-James Wiseman guy, and I'm not. Look, every mock draft seems to have

the Warriors taking him at number two, but my intel from people I talk to is that the Warriors aren't

high on Wiseman. That's all this is. I reported last week that the Warriors are much

higher in this class's guards and wings than they are on this class's centers. And I still

think that they're going to go in that direction. Even if Anthony Edwards is off the board, even if

the Timberwolves take Edwards with the first pick, I still believe the Warriors are going to go wing over center.

That includes James Wiseman, even if Wiseman is available. This is nothing against Wiseman.

I'm not anti James Wiseman. I actually think, like, I give props to the kid for just saying,

you know what, screw it. I'm leaving the NCAA. He stood up against the hypocrisy of the of NCAA basketball,

left the program. I have no problem with that. I'm not like this anti-all. He doesn't have like the

competitive drive. He's not for his team. I'm not, I'm not that guy. Okay, I'm not old school like

that. I'm not anti-wiseman in any way. I like his upside. All right? I think that if he's in the

right situation, then he could be a good player. I just don't think that his upside is Chris Bosch or

Kevin Garnett. I mean, I don't know where these comparisons come from. All right, it's not enough

to just shoot threes on a few youtube clips all right his

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