Cody Westerlund

But I expect when the day comes on June 23rd, it should be a pretty easy decision for the Bulls at four.

Yeah, he reiterated, best player available.

Best player available a couple times in that interview session yesterday.

And then he went on later, near the end of the interview, and was given more specific examples.

Like, I don't care if he's a 6'4 guard.

I don't care if he's a 6'11 big man.

Might have had placeholders in there, obviously, in his mind when he's telling us that.

But he's just kind of paraphrasing their player profile.

I don't care who they are.

You take the best one, who you think is going to have the best NBA career, and you essentially figure it out.

So...

I don't think – that's the mindset almost all teams have, unless you're a contender at the highest level and you're picking in the 20s in the first round and you know you need to plug in a guard to surround LeBron with shooting or something, which might be a bad example because the Cavs always traded their first-round picks to get proven shooting.

But you get the idea there.

So that's the strategy every team should have.

I think it's a strategy that, in the back of their mind, AK and Mark Eversley had too.

They just didn't execute it very well.

But look –

He's coming in here and trying to prove a point to fans first, I think.

This is a different mindset.

Here's who I am.