Michael Wilbon

I have the most chosen, and he's a really consistent player off the bench for the Bulls.

He would have been not in the top three for six, man, but, you know, like fifth or sixth.

But he was consistent and professional and smart.

And you looked at him and you said, okay, whatever you do, you're not going to say a guy was chosen in the second round untouchable, just like Brunson wasn't untouchable when Dallas stupidly let him go to New York.

But you say, Io DeCimo, this is the guy you want.

He represents you.

He lives there.

He knows this team.

This is what he grew up dying to do.

They trade him for a bag of beans, a second-round pick.

He scored 43 points in place of Anthony Edwards.

43.

This is like, I don't know, who's the last great player to grow up here in D.C.?

And he goes away, and he doesn't go away.

You trade him away.

It could be Markel Fultz.

And you trade him away.

You got nothing.

Your team's an embarrassment.

Your team is more irrelevant than the franchise has ever been in its 60-year history.