You don't want it, you don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

The Kevin Sheehan Show, here's Kevin.

With the seventh pick in the 2003 NBA draft, the Indiana Pacers select Bilal Kula Bali from Corbewa, France.

With the eighth pick in the 2003 NBA draft, the Washington Wizard select Jarus Walker from the University of Houston.

Jarris Walker, man. I was excited about that pick last night.

Wizards picking Jaris Walker from Houston at number eight overall. No, they didn't. They actually

did not. They drafted Balal Kulabali because they traded up one spot

and selected Kulabali with the number seven selection, which was held by the Indiana Pacers,

but they made a trade. You know, in the NFL draft, when we watch the draft show and the trades

are made, you get Roger Goodell, who will come to the podium, and he'll say,

the Philadelphia Eagles have traded the number 12 pick in the first round to the Chicago Bears.

And with that selection, the Chicago Bears select, boom, that's the way it's done.

Real-time announcement of trades. I don't know why the NBA

continues to get this so wrong and make it so confusing for everybody. If you are watching

this draft without sound, if you are watching this draft in a bar, if you go to ESPN.com right now, it still doesn't

reflect the players drafted by the correct teams. It's crazy. It makes no sense at all.

John Kime is coming up on the show. I recorded with John earlier today, and we spent roughly an hour together, getting into a lot of things that we didn't anticipate getting into, including John Kime's career.

You know, where John's from, how he got here, who we worked for when he got to D.C.

His favorite Washington Redskins slash football team slash commanders season that he covered,

we both agreed on the season that was the most exciting to cover.

And we talked about that season for a while. And then we got

into a lot of, we talked about the name for a bit. And then we got into a lot of stuff involving

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