J. Kyle Mann

Any game you watch with him on there, I sent you a clip of he was in a handoff in that Jazz game, and he was on the other side of the screen defender, on the other side of Nurkic, and he just reached into the frame and stripped the ball off of, I guess it was Ace, and Ace had this look like, what just happened?

He's just a ridiculous distraction.

I think it's very much in play that

Um, they're going to be so athletic on the perimeter, man.

Um, I, and in terms of, you know, thinking about their roster for, for Dylan, if you're in this position, and this was the argument that I made at the time was just, I'm just thinking of it simply like this.

If I have a chance to get a player, a talent like Dylan, does he fit with when me?

That was all I was like, I'll figure out everything else later because I have these two guys.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, it's just, I think the thing with guys who have the ball in their hands is you always kind of have to start from this first, the square one is like, are you going to be hurried?

You know, I know you like Yaka Chonis.

I did too.

I'm sure we'll talk about him, but that was something that like summer league, you know,

Guys like guys that come into the league who are very used to hitting first, you know, like Luca is like the all time example of he came in and he was like, yeah, I'm going to punch everyone first.

Dylan is the same kind of thing.

It's just like he never seems hurried around the basket and he's just really angular and clever.

I was noticing, too, he has some of that.

You see some of those guys shoot layups like high glass layups off the wrong foot.

Dylan does this thing where he'll go wrong footed and wrong handed and he'll like get under and just kind of get away from guys.

He's just really sneaky and really crafty.