Seth Keysor

I mean, he's a he's an inch taller than McDuffie.

So I think his wingspan is about the same, maybe a little bit wider than McDuffie.

And it was arms, I think, are about an inch longer than McDuffie's, too.

So that may make the difference.

But he's also he's not he's not six three like Sauce Gardner or six one like Stingley.

So he's still got the size challenge.

But this kid, I mean, they seem to love him and think that he can do everything.

And you're going to have to plan for Steve Spagnuolo because he's going to make you play zone.

He's going to make you play man.

He's going to make you play press.

He's going to have you pattern match.

Do all that nonsense.

And that's one comparison you're certainly going to have.

I mean, if Zion Young has a great start to his career and R. Mason Thomas doesn't, then you're going to have some questions.

There's going to be a comparison between those two.

I wouldn't have any problems if a team that plays a 3-4 had drafted

drafted him it's the same thing that with Felix Anadike Uzama I think he would have made a lot more sense for a team playing a 3-4 but they drafted him here and I don't know maybe I'm trying to parse too many things I had someone send it to us on the podcast because I had said that and I meant this half jokingly but I was actually serious that hey I need to know how happy and how excited Steve Spagnuolo is with this

Because at least in the video and everything, it seemed like Joe Cullen was a lot more excited than Spags was.

And then the Spags audio came out of him talking to him.

And Spags said, well, yeah, there's a lot of people here.