Adam Mares

And Dylan Harper, to me, is the guy that is so fascinating.

I think I said this on this show.

I certainly said it on All-NBA.

Stephon Castle right now is the better player, and he's been fantastic.

Of course you have De'Aaron Fox.

Dylan Harper's the one that makes me worry that this Spurs team might never lose again.

He just gets into the paint, and then not only can you get into the paint at will, one of the highest at getting into the paint of anybody in the NBA, and he plays 22 minutes a game, but then he finishes at the rim at an insane rate, and he makes good decisions when he gets there.

He's not out of control, and he's a rookie.

And I just watch this, and I'm like...

Fox and Castle are kind of good fits.

The Spurs always do the thing where they find role players that will buy into the system.

But Dylan Harper is the one to me that I watch and go, man, this that might be their big two.

And the fact that it's just it's this weapon that they've been slowly slow playing all year.

The playoffs might see him playing twenty seven, twenty eight, thirty minutes a game where he's only been playing twenty two.

I just look at this and I go, they have this record and have been this good with Wemby playing on low minutes for most of the year and Dylan Harper being treated as the seventh man when, in fact, he's probably the fourth man.

Their upside is just kind of crazy, and it was specifically designed for what this very moment in time in the NBA calls for.

Where was it?

Oh, okay.

I was going to say, maybe... What if it was yours?

You didn't even realize.