J. Kyle Mann

He's a really good connected passer.

I just think it's going to take some time before they can, like, really lean on him.

But, man, yeah, he's –

I mean, he turned the ball over immediately twice in a row when I turned the game on the other night.

But he kind of... He steadied the ship.

But that's... Yeah, man.

I mean, as long as he's aggressive from three and not a liability on defense, I think that's a good starting point for them with him.

He'll stand up by the hash mark sometimes.

They'll have him post it up there like 38 feet away, and it's like you got to take a step towards him.

I think they'll try to go get Dinwiddie.

I feel like he may would kill Dinwiddie.

I can't, I can't imagine that relationship working, but no, I mean, I think the last thing I'll say about the Rockets, if you were going to give one positive, and I said this in this piece is that I think the guys who are like making decisions off the catch, that is one area they upgraded.

If you're talking about Jalen Green and Dylan Brooks and you're talking like you get Durant, Durant's a better passer.

I think Shepard's a better passer, just a little smaller.

So, I mean, that's one thing that you can work with.

But I think that initial like on ball to off ball toggle thing is something that he can do now.

So, yeah.

We're starting up draft stuff, wrapping up a gigantic project that I'm hopefully going to be able to announce soon.

And then, yeah, so we're just going to start covering the college season and the rookies.

Yeah, it's a pleasure to be here. It's a little weird for me. I've had the privilege in my basketball career coming to this later in life of just meeting a lot of people that I enjoyed over the years, like Bill. And this one is, yeah, just getting to talk to you is a little surreal. I'm not trying to weird you out, but I was like, oh, Zach Lowe's in my life now. This is awesome.