Brendan Marks

The thing that I don't know that a lot of people recognize or appreciate about him, and it's going to be fascinating to see how he works within the constructs of the Thunder's offense, he is a phenomenal passer.

I mean, their point guard, Elliot Cadot, was the Final Four MOP.

Mara was the best passer on that team.

I mean, behind the back, lobs, no looks.

I mean, he can get anywhere on the floor.

And so you combine those two skills, he's going to have to play drop coverage.

He can't get out on the perimeter.

But I think that he's a really interesting kind of like, you know, I kind of look at him like a reliever in baseball.

He's going to come in.

He's going to give you three or four innings.

He's going to be a 15-, 20-minute player, and he might not show up on the box score, but he's going to build a force field around the rim.

He's going to throw some incredible passes, and if you dump it down low, how many guys are going to be able to actually hold up to a 7'9 or whatever it is wingspan?

It's a luxury the Thunder can afford that I don't know that a lot of teams could, but he took a lot of strides last year at Michigan, and I'm encouraged to see, curious to see what it looks like at the next level.

Thanks so much, Brendan.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

Enjoy Caleb Wilson.

He's an absolute treat.