Josh Nyamburi bill has great chemistry with everyone he is a great hang

Jalen too. It's a good match. Jacoby just doesn't cut it for me.

Yur right, but Jacoby and Russillo are dope

Big Aluminum not a huge RR guy not gonna lie

@@joshnyamburi overall id agree but their pods the last like year have been good

“WHOA!!!” 😂😂😂 1:50

I completely agree with u yeah. It’s almost like people ignored or didn’t watch him in college. He was the same player in college. Low motor and defense is all effort. It has nothing to do with length.

Now he is one of the best wing defenders in the league

And he locked up Tatum now and guarded Luka well too. Situation mattered a lot for him

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@joeo5484 he was pretty clear that Cleveland should’ve took Embiid one. Him and kyrie would’ve been lethal but they probably don’t get lebron.

@@Juice-ig3jz If Embiid didn't rehab correctly, his career could have been over before it started. Let's not forget how limited he was his first few years

This did not age well

@@masteryoda913 now it has

@@maxwatkins7032 randle has never sniffed top 30 let alone top 15...

timtresch4848 He made all nba which is basically a list of the 15 best players in the league that year.

He had two ACL injuries.

Myles he didn't say Gordon would be as good as Westbrook.. And Gordon did end up working out really well.

"The Russell Westbrook of the draft" is pretty black and white. He was describing AG to be some super high energy, two way dynamo that he hasn't been.

Bill doesn’t watch more than 15 minutes of most of these players and then compares them to hall of famers. It’s amazing how for a guy who wrote a book about the history of basketball, he barely understands the game. It’s on a very surface level. Which is fine for recounting history of games, but he’s not able to make prognostications seriously.

I know this is 3 years later and Gary looked promising at the time but me seeing this now it’s funny that it turned out Harris wasn’t quite so good after all

does lebron trade him like he did wigg? probably one of the craziest hypotheticals of all time

I feel like Smart is definitely the best version of himself because he's with the Celtics but he's probably alright with the Hornets, streaky but mostly ok shooting and lockdown defense

@@ParsnipPizza fair, but just funny that Bill talked about a potential guard tandem that ended up being his favorite team's 6 years later

Yeah and he also whiffed hard on calling Jabari Parker a sure thing and being iffy on Embiid 3:43

@salamisumo2 he was hesitant on his injuries which teams were which is why Embiid went 3. Not once did he say Embiid would be bad. Stop building a false narrative.

Embiid,Jokic,Lavine,Smart,Wiggins,Gordon, and Randle are all productive. It's not an all time draft but it's not horrible

@@jordan12118 Wiggins, Lavine, and kind of Randle have all improved since I wrote this comment

​@@maxdurk4624 Was still a silly thing to say even at the time. Even if you go back two years it shouldn't have been called an awful draft. It also shows that you shouldn't count out a draft class after just six years. Embiid and Jokic have been MVP candidates, Capela and Smart have been DPOY candidates, and there is at least fifteen other productive players. Hell, players like Joe Harris, TJ Warren and Gary Harris barely make the top twenty. It was a pretty stacked draft funnily enough.

@@safe3220 Ehhh, I wouldn't call it stacked. Capela was never a DOTY candidate, and 2 years ago neither Embiid nor Jokic were MVP type players. And that top 10 was UGLY before Wiggins, Lavine, and Randle became good.

@@maxdurk4624 Capela was never a DPOY candidate? He finished 6th in voting in 20/21 whilst having some of the best defensive numbers in the league. It was almost unanimously agreed upon that he was one of the best defensive players in the league that season. Completely carried the Hawks defensive unit. It's undeniably stacked. How many draft classes can you name which were clearly better? The 1970 draft is considered by most to be a top ten draft and 2014 was handedly better.