Okay, so to answer your question, is there something the Pistons could do tonight that would

excite me or make me happy at pick 37? Here's the way I would describe it. If you're watching,

I think there's two categories of players that in the second round, these are the success

stories.

I think A, it's undervalued, experienced college player, guy who stayed in school,

guy who simply knows how to play the damn game.

That becomes a Jalen Brunson type guy. That becomes a Michael Red type guy um a draymond green type guy experience iq

they're smart they're not going to do dumb bleep yeah um might be limited but they can play

the other them immediately into the line just yeah and again it just is it sexy no but it can work

the other type is this a guy that has one singular off the charts trait it could be athleticism

it could be shooting it could be handles you you're you're drafting a trait like a three point artist

yeah whatever it may be and you're hoping that you can somehow backfill and piece together the other

parts to make the player functional the thing i don't like doing i I don't like seeing teams, including my own,

just throw these international darts out there. Look, Manu Genooboli ain't there no more.

Going full spurs. Right. Even a decade ago when Yokic got taken during a Taco Bell commercial,

the scouting is too good. And any of the good international players, they are now known,

vetted, and drafted in the first round.

So to me, it would be experienced player or almost like a toolsy draft pick.

Like in the NFL, you take these guys in the fourth, fifth round. The tools are

there. They're down back. You took Manu. Right. Okay. Manu has the tools. Now, we've got to

essentially teach him how to play football. But if it works, you've got Jordan Milata. Correct. So

and being totally sincere, that's what I would look for.

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