One more thing. If Summer League matters at all,

SEVA earned a two-way spot. Welcome here, still locked on to Dallas Mavericks, your team every day. My name is Nick Engstead. In today's episode, we're going to talk about Summer League, the Mavs's final game against the New York Knicks. We just had a fun live stream where we got to watch all the weird stuff. Sir Theoio de La Rea did not play in that one.

Yes, I am wearing my Argentina jersey I got when I was in high school.

It was smaller then.

I also have a Spain one.

I thought about doing that one too, but the Argentina one was closer to me.

We'll get into the thoughts about every single guy

on the Summer League roster that played today.

We'll talk about Tyler Smith, weird game off the bench.

Darren Green Jr., incredible game off the bench.

Pulikidas, another good game.

Jorge Diaz. Graham's showing you some stuff.

But I got to start with our boy.

Sin, which means son and Russian.

And that's who Vasevalod Ischenko has become for a lot of us. He had 15 points, seven assists, did have five turnovers, but he was the only ball handler for the Mavericks for a lot of the game. The Mavs win this game by a third quarter run. He was not really a huge part of that, but I thought he carried the Mavericks for a good portion of this game and showed some interesting stuff.

He's 6-8. He can handle the ball. He was tasked with defending anyone from ball handlers to Cam Booser during this summer league run.

And I think that he has earned a two-way spot for the Dallas Mavericks. I think he's shown enough. I think we've seen the flashes of things that he can do.

He's 21 years old.

And you don't teach that kind of size and ball handling.

There was an argument on the stream today.

Is he the best ball handle on the Mavericks not named Kyrie Irving?

I was like, wait, hold on.

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