Elias Schuster

As for Modis, I think any executive that would come in would be really interested in Modis Pujols.

He took a great step in the right direction this season.

He has the makings, or he's the best two-way player on this roster.

as is.

And, you know, there's a level of creation to his game that we saw this season to make you think, okay, this could potentially be a number two piece to a winning team.

I still don't know if he becomes that star.

I don't know if an executive will come in thinking he's that number one, but he for sure looks like a piece that could be part of a winning team moving forward.

So I think those two guys will be safe.

Uh, Giddy's just always going to be the big question because of some of the restrictions he has as, as, as a score.

Um, you know, he's, he can be assertive.

He could be aggressive, but he probably isn't going to be as dynamic off the bounce scoring as you need him to be.

Uh, so they could, I could see the messing around a little bit with the guard position, but it's probably just going to be about finding who fits next to him.

Uh, but for the most part, I think those two will probably be part of the game plan moving forward for a little bit while.

And like I said, they have a lot of flexibility still to put pieces around those guys.

Well, I'll first start by saying I don't think they're in any position to be drafting for me.

Right.

I understand that we talk about Maz Pazellas and Josh Giddey potentially being pieces moving forward.

But if a new front office comes in here and they think, you know, there's another point guard is the best player available on the board.

Like you take that player.

The organization is not successful enough.