Jovan Buha

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231 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 18 Jul

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The Herd with Colin Cowherd · Hoops Tonight - LAKERS DEEP DIVE: Kessler's fit w/ Luka, trade ideas, Cameron Carr's impressive NBA summer league · 18 Jul 2026 podcast

So I think he has a chance to, to be as high as number eight.

And you're speaking of some of those bench units.

I wonder if you could go mamu at the five, a do at the four, and he's the primary pick and roll lob guy and leveraging that verticality.

Cause I feel like that's,

Like, he's ultimately going to kind of be like a 4.5 offensively until he develops that three-point shot.

So you could kind of use him in that four.

Sort of how they could have used John Collins had they added him, right?

So I could see something like that where it's like Mamou at the five, Adu at the four, and he ultimately just takes Vando's spot.

So the fit I feel like is an a plus.

I think he, he was my top center target.

He was my top off season target period.

I think he checks the boxes of what you want around Luca and Austin and

from maybe like a non-all-star center, like sure, you know, Wemby would be great next to those guys.

But like realistically, among the realistic guys that were out there, I feel like Walker Kessler checks those boxes of second lowest rim field goal percentage allowed since he entered the NBA behind only Chet Holmgren.

Last time he played a full season, led the NBA in offensive rebound percentage and was also second in blocks per game.

So like, this is a guy who's going to, like, I feel like people are underestimating the gap between Walker Kessler and DeAndre Ayton as rebounders on both sides.

of the ball and as rim protectors like just that alone it's a massive leap going from deandre ayton to walker kessler then offensively he was a guy who started to show some skill in that five game sample size we had before his shoulder surgery where he hit six threes in those five games he had multiple games with multiple assists and started to be sort of like this playmaking hub finding cutters high low game hitting lori marketing for back cuts and lobs and stuff so

I think that skill set of a low usage defensive center with the high motor elite rebounder, that's the exact type of big I would want next to Luka Doncic and Austin Reeves.

So in terms of the actual fit, I think it's perfect or as close to perfect as possible, assuming he continues to develop.

The price was high.

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