Jay Skeets

Look, he can still hit threes.

Obviously, he would be a vet on your team.

He'd have to go to the right team and play a diminished role and all that.

But, like, yeah, he also just doesn't play.

I mean, go back and look at his games played over the last four or five years.

This is, like, half the season, so...

Yeah, I mean, he could be had, but I don't think it's going to take a lot.

Yeah, he plays both ends.

And for the Milwaukee Bucks, they need basketball players that play on both ends.

And that's why the Zach Levine one is not a go in my head.

That being said, you know, I'm just being optimistic when I say he can play both ends.

He may not even be able to play one end right now.

But you squint and you look back to his time with Nikola Jokic, and that's why he got that deal with the Pistons, and he can maybe, perhaps, but it would be a gamble.

That is for sure, a big gamble.

Jeremy Grant, when it's all said and done, and kudos to him and his agents, is going to have made over $200 million in the NBA.

That's ridiculous.

He's a clutch guy.

Is that right?

Never an All-Star.

Obviously never All-NBA.