Justin Verrier

And so it's kind of remarkable to the point where like I have to stop and pause and think like something is going on here.

Do we need like Wright Thompson to go to France and just like start to go into the French countryside and like taste the grapes and tell us all about the tannins on them and like how they're affecting like the biggest people in France?

Do you want to go to France?

He is good.

His, he has a weird, like the way his body moves because he's incredibly long and athletic and,

But it almost seems like it's not synchronized so that his movements are a little stilted.

And he almost seems like a little too big for the playing style that he has.

But there's a lot of skill there.

And he's super young, even still.

I think he's one of the youngest players in his draft class.

The problem is the Blazers just have so many decent guys.

It's true.

In the back end of the lineup, they just needed a little bit more want to and size and competitiveness.

And some of the other guys just fit that a little bit more.

But I can see him having a career in the NBA thus far.

Well, that's the other side of this is like I'm looking around for wings and ball handlers.

And I'm like, Nick Batum is going to have to play for this team until he's 57.

Of course, he would love it.

Nothing more than that guy wants to do is then get like a check in order to keep playing basketball.

Anything else about the Kings before we go here?