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I'm West Goldberg Warriors beat reporter for the Mercury News, and on today's show, I'll be

joined by Charles T. Hamilton to break down James Wiseman's strengths, weaknesses, and its

potential fit with the Warriors.

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We've been doing these draft prospect breakdowns for weeks now, for all.

It seems like years that we've been doing these.

We're finally now getting to James Wiseman. It seems like years that we've been creating these. We're finally now

getting to James Wiseman. Might be the most polarizing player in this draft, maybe short of

lamello ball. But look, as I reported before, the Warriors were impressed with what they saw

from Wiseman when they saw him in person in Miami a few weeks ago. And they're going to consider

him if he's there at number

two, but it's not a sure thing. There's still some concerns about his game, but Charles, let's

start with some of the things that they might like. When you watch James Wiseman, what stands out to you?

Well, first off, you nailed it. Polarizing is the best way to put it because I go back and forth with him almost daily.

But the things that stand out is the fact that he's a traditional center in today's NBA game.

He's already 7 foot one. He's got a 7.6 wing span. He's 240 is a 19 year old and has the frame to even add more weight, more muscle.

But, you know, the term traditional center, I think, kind of makes people think of a Zaza type in that you're big and lumbering and can't move.

He, James Wiseman is, you know, top, top athlete in the class.

You know, if you put him up with Edwards or whoever else you want to throw in there,

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