Sean Fennessey

That's really what I look for.

Yeah, I mean, I know him a little bit.

I think I met him maybe one time in passing, maybe a long time ago, but I think that's going to be extremely huge.

I mean, for a native-born, you know, Mexican to come to the NBA and really make a name for themselves and really represent the country is going to be extremely special.

I'm super happy for him.

I'm super happy for the Latino community to just be able to have, you know,

someone else in the league as well representing and and putting on for the latin community and you know i'm really proud of that um you know i always say that you know i might be one of you know the first first round draft but i knew that there was going to be many more to come after and he's just you know the next guy and i hope you know there's he's not the last either there's going to be a whole line of latino players especially from you know

Mexico, South America that are going to come love the sport of basketball.

Like I do.

I mean, that's for me, most important thing.

I just want to spread the game that I love to people and you know, hopefully they can follow in those footsteps.

Yeah, I was watching it at Mastro's for my parents.

My parents, we were celebrating their, what was it?

20, I don't even remember, 20-something anniversary at Mastro's that we were all watching the game.

I mean, the whole entire restaurant was watching the game as well.

We had it on our phones.

They had it on, like, the bar TV.

I just remember, like, it's just one of those things.

We were in Los Angeles at the time, too, and just seeing everyone come together, screaming, you know, enjoying the game, all watching it together.

It was a really special, special moment for sure.