Hello and welcome to the Ringer NBA Show. My name is Danny Chow. I'm an associate editor at theRinger.com.

Joining me here in the Los Angeles studio is a man whose voice is way less digitized in real life. Staff writer Jonathan Charks.

It's funny KOC left like the day I came. He had to get out of here real quick. We can't be in the same room I don't think.

It's a sliding door situation. Yeah. As you can probably tell this is not draft class. Our fearless host Kevin O'Connor is somewhere out there in Chicago.

NBA draft combine. She's probably lost in Mo Bombas 710 wingspan. I'm chased by hitting the streets. I think KOC. That's his thing.

Nonetheless, this is going to be a really cool episode. Later in the program, we will have a special interview by Hall of Fame Center, Chiquillo Neal, and Indiana Pacers All-Star Victor Oledipo.

But first since there are two thirds of the NBA draft class podcasts here, we want to talk about.

Three or four Pacific Count producer Isaac. Yeah, Isaac, of course. We wanted to talk a little bit about the draft.

We had some time to digest the lottery results and we have some thoughts on the top three. I think the one thing that most fans

listening are wondering right now is what do we need to know about Luke Donchich? I think a lot of people have kind of read the Scouting reports.

Get the gist of who he is as a player. He's 6'8", 220".

230.

Big 28.

28? Yeah.

Best passer in the draft. But Charks, you've been doing a pretty deep dive on him recently. You have a piece going up on Friday about Luke Donchich in the running up of his final four appearance in the year of the week.

Which is also Friday.

Yep. So yeah, what's turned up in your research?

Well, what do they call it in the NFL draft Twitter? I've been eating tape recently or grinding tape.

It's actually been really fun. So Luke a place for Real Madrid, one of the top teams in Europe. They're playing in the early final four on Friday.

They use them, lovely different rules. They just won their best of five series against Paneth and Icus where he was being guarded by Thanasus and Anacumbo.

And it's fun to watch. He's played after so many random guys who are like, you come back and watch.

Like Lucas playing with Anthony Randolph, Rudy Fernandez, Jeffrey Taylor, Gustavo I own. This is like draft hipster central.

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