Josh Robbins

Correct.

And I have to tell both sides to the analysis here.

The nightmare scenario is that somehow they wind up with the fifth or is it sixth pick?

Or who knows, maybe the fourth pick.

And they don't get a franchise-changing player, in which case, well, then that's –

in my opinion, is a serious problem, in my opinion, which I think would be just disastrous for them.

They express a little bit more confidence than that.

And perhaps they did see Alex Saar's improvement coming.

But in my opinion, if they're not in the top three, perhaps the top four,

Maybe there's a fifth great prospect this year.

That's a real serious problem for them.

I think it's very promising.

He's now a bonafide point forward.

Does he have a lot to work on?

Yes, that's true.

But at this time last year, there were rumblings that the Wizards actually may have thought that he was their best long-term NBA player.

They saw some rumblings, and they may disagree.

Certainly Alex Saar seems to have surpassed.

But...

Keyshawn George has been very impressive, not just as a ball handler, although there has been that improvement, but as a shooter.