Brendan Marks

He's going to be the guy setting the tone in terms of diving on the floor for loose balls, all of those cliches.

He's going to be the one leading the huddles.

He'll call out teammates.

I think, again, you mentioned some of the shooting is not there.

The whole roster picture, we'll figure out what it comes.

He is going to be the cultural tone setter from day one.

And I think that for a team that is still very much in the early stages of building, getting a guy with that fabric in him is as essential as what he's going to bring on the court.

So I think that that was really important for him.

And again...

Caleb is going to feel slighted that he went No.

4 in the NBA draft and that he's the highest North Carolina pick in 20 years.

He's going to feel ticked off by all of that, which I think is going to be the Chicago benefit as well.

Yeah, absolutely.

You know, I think he's a guy that really saw his stock rise during the pre-draft process.

And as someone who, again, is maybe not known for his shooting, but just a really crafty offensive scorer, knows how to get to his spots, is comfortable handling the ball.

Another good athlete, you know, can get to the cup if he needs to.

And again, you start to think about those two together of Swain and Caleb Wilson, and you can sort of start to see, in my eyes at least, what Chicago is building.

You know, they want to be athletic.

They want to be tough.

They want to be rugged.