Sean Elliott

I feel like he's going to fill out a lot more.

He's going to continue to figure out the game a lot more.

He's going to continue to work on his game because that's the kind of person he is, and that's the kind of basketball player he wants to be.

You saw what he did with the Monks last summer.

He worked with Kevin Garnett.

He worked with Jamal Crawford.

He worked with Akeem Olajuwon.

You have to ask him that.

I mean, I think it would be more, you know, being in a meditative state, getting your mind and body connected, being able to block out the noise and relieve stress because, you know, he...

For all the weight that he's carrying right now, it's absolutely unbelievable the attention that he gets.

You should have seen the games in France last year.

He's the prince of France, literally.

I mean, people flock to him, they love him, and he's carrying the burden and the weight of maybe an entire nation on his shoulders, and that's a lot to ask for somebody who's so young.

And so, you know, he probably goes up in the mountains to meditate a little bit.

I know he did some hard work.

He was out there like Pi May in Kill Bill, you know, walking up mountains, dribbling the basketball.

And so, you know, he's working on his whole mind-body connection and probably just being really centered.

Right, right.

At this age, you know, Dan, the only one that really stands out to me that has that kind of drive that, you know, that I saw at that young of age personally was Kobe Bryant.

That's the guy.