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I'm Wes Goldberg Warriors Beat Reporter for the Mercury News, and on today's episode, I'll be joined by Charles T. Hamilton to discuss Killian Hayes' strengths and weaknesses, as well as his potential fit for the Warriors with the number two pick in this draft.

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That's another target Tuesday where we break down a potential target for the Warriors

this off-season.

And on today's episode, we're talking about Pian Hayes, the French point guard he played last season in the German

Professional League. He's considered a lottery pick by most analysts. Charles, what stands out to you

about Killian Hayes? Well, immediately, it's the ball handling, the vision, the passing. You can also mention his size in there as well.

He's a good size point guard at 6.5, which I know the Warriors are looking at wings,

but when you can get a 6.5 point guard, you know, a guy with good size,

he can play multiple positions.

You see some explosion offensively.

You can project certain positives.

He's got, he's very moldable.

I'll say that.

He's a nice lump of clay, I guess you could say.

He's one of the youngest players in the draft as well.

So whether you believe in this as much as others do, you know, the younger, the player, the more time or

more development he has ahead of them than, say, an older player. So that is also a bonus. He's

kind of similar to Halliburton in a way, just the size and passing and the projection of some of his scoring as well he can get to the

hoop he's he's got a lot of of abilities that you would want in a initially backup point

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