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Samus Fandieri here. Taking a little time, traveling, enjoying my summer, you know, doing all

those sort of things. So I'm in parts unknown. And I'll be traveling for the next couple

weeks. So I appreciate everyone for the patience here. Make sure to like and subscribe. But a few things

have come out since my last recording earlier this week. And I wanted to speak to them. And I feel like now

is the perfect time. So first things first,

Joe Lacob had himself a little bit of a media week.

Brandon Pajensky, I know he's not playing tonight, but he's played so well through Summer

League. He's had one year of experience now. I just talked to him a little bit ago. He said he was

actually really nervous for Summer League last year. And now having that year of experience, he feels confident this year and his game has been growing.

What did you see from him in his rookie season?

Oh, my God.

He was a revelation, to be quite honest.

I mean, he was one of the, what, all rookie team top five in the league.

He started a whole bunch of games for us.

Steve had troubles getting him off the floor. I mean, he had to have him on the floor. He was so good. He does so many things well. He's ultra-confident.

He's got an NBA body. He can get wherever he wants. He obviously can shoot threes. He can drive.

He can pass. I mean, what can he do? We're really excited. We think we've got a future All-Star. We really do. Brandon Pajemski, future NBA All-Star.

Look, we've obviously all talked a ton about Pajamsky on this show,

not just during the year, but the last month,

when increasingly it appears like the Warriors and the Utah Jazz

are heavy in negotiations for Lowry Markinen.

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