J. Kyle Mann

Is Cam going to be there long-term?

I mean, probably not.

But if we're looking at Peyton Watson, I'm with you.

He's revealed himself to be, you know, Calvin Booth talked a big game about him sort of replicating what Tim Conley did, popped off, and I think he was right.

He ended up being right about that one.

So, no, um...

That's kind of where I am.

And you look at the availability has been interesting.

I know we've fretted a whole lot.

Cam's only played 10 fewer games, 400 fewer minutes, and he just came back.

So I know the temptation is to feel like with the injuries and to look at your ex, their glow up and how good everything's gone over there.

Ultimately...

I think the flexibility of Cam and Peyton is going to be a little more tenable than what, you know, dumping tons of money into the future Michael Porter Jr.

and banking on whether or not there's another championship version of him.

I think they made the right move.

I was curious to ask you, though, you said it's 2030, that pick?

Do we still think Jokic is out there and, you know, hobbling around, you know, playing at an MVP level in 2030?

What's that pick going to look like?

Do we think Jokic, if we could convince him to play longer, do you think Adam Silver would be willing to let him play in a horse-drawn cart?

Do you think that he would agree to that?