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Last night, a couple of surprises, but really this is kind of the, let's reintroduce or maybe introduce you to some of the players who might be playing some minutes in the NBA next season.

I'm going to throw out a couple of names, and then you tell me if you can guess where I'm going, and maybe even recognize them.

If I said Bob Carrington, or I said Jalen Wells. Eves Missy.

Where are we gone?

I'm talking about NBA players, who were rookies last year.

Bubb Carrington played the most minutes of any rookie last year.

He was drafted 14th by the Wizards.

Jalen Wells, second most minutes. He was drafted 39th by the Wizards. Jalen Wells, second most minutes. He was drafted

39th by the Grizzlies. Eves Missy, who played for the Pelicans, drafted 21st. He was fourth

on the list. Stefan Castle, third on the list, he was drafted fourth overall by the Spurs.

So what am I getting at?

You can be drafted high.

You can be drafted in the lottery.

That doesn't mean you're going to have those kind of minutes.

I think we feel like, you know, the old days when you're drafted in the first 10 picks,

15 picks, you're playing right away.

Reed Shepard did not play for the Rockets last year.

Now, he played 500 minutes, but he was a G-League player.

He was the third pick overall.

You're drafting players, and it's almost like you're drafting them, they're going to be

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