J.

Barrett versus the one that could be turned into Darius Carl?

I don't think it's a significant as we're making it seem to be.

Just think about what he just said about Darius Garland at the start of the year.

He was our number one point guard on our board.

That means that he was better than John Durant.

Eso he has the ability to score.

He's now more of a scoring guard now.

He had more turnovers than he had assists in his five games that he had at Vanderbilt, so the sample size is really small.

But what we saw before he got to Vanderbilt was a player that people thought had the potential at his best to be a 10 year, 12 year starting quality guard in the MBA.

Now the knee injury kind of changes things a little bit, but if it is workouts, he's able to impress enough.

That pick becomes more valuable because he has talent and this is a shooter's league and he could shoot If you weren't watching last night.

I think it's important that we keep repeating.

That difference between three and four is an important one here because the Knicks over three and the Lakers air it for those feel like the two teams that sort of lineup now to be at the top of the Anthony Davis trade conversations.

And just how much more valuable will someone like David Griffin view that third pick?

Then he will the fourth pick.

The Lakers have other better assets on their roster to trade than the Knicks do.

So I'm asking you to look into a crystal ball here.

Anthony Davis.

She could stay in New Orleans.

He could get traded to the Knicks.

He traded to the Lakers.

I suppose any number of other things in theory might happen.

He has a lot of control over the circumstance.

Where do you believe he will be opening night of next year?

I believe he's gonna be with the New York Knicks, and I think that third pick in R.

J.

Barrett David Griffin would look at that with pairing him back with Zion with Williamson and moving that franchise forward in a positive direction.

So I see the Knicks getting Anthony Day.

That would be something that Sean you agree?

I agree, and I think it makes the most sense also for New Orleans.

And here's the reason why New Orleans isn't going to be a free agent destination landing spot.

So you've got to be able to build your organization through the draft.

You have to build it with players that want to play with one another.

That could say, Hey, me and you together we can create something special If you have the opportunity to bring R.

J and Zion back together again from where they were at Duke and now reunite them in the MBA, even with the market size of being New Orleans and even with the Pelicans history, you have an opportunity to build with those two players having multiple All Stars in one draft and keeping them long term together.

Because at the end of the day, R.

J.

Barrett is a better prospect and Cal Coups Muoi's prospect.

Maybe not Brandon Ingram, but there were extenuating.

So I think he's I think he's a better prospect, that bread that might wind up being the best option that they have.