Brendan Marks
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408 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 27 Jun
Brendan Marks’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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he's a pure bucket getter.
So I think those three guys are all going to come off the board really early tonight.
They should be, as these picks 31 and 32 are effectively being auctioned off, those three guys I'm looking at as going off the board the first couple of picks here.
I mean, he's got to be the Wembley stopper, right?
That's his job.
Now, look, I do not think that because of his foot speed, because of his, you know, lack of endurance, he's not ever going to be a 25, 30 minute a game guy.
But I don't think he has to be to be effective at the NBA level.
Um, obviously people see the size, the shot blocking is so natural.
Um, you know, I, I keep thinking back to when Duke and Michigan played in February, which was a game that a lot of us thought was going to be, you know, a final four national championship preview.
And, you know, Cameron Boozer, the number three pick in the draft keeps going at the guy and it's just a stonewall.
I mean, you just cannot get past him.
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.
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