One of the most intriguing lottery talents in the N B a draft this year is Memphis center James Wiseman.

The Timberwolves won the number one pick in this year's draft, and 16 days from now we'll have to make a decision.

Well, our Brian Wynne horse told the Scoop podcast that he believes Wiseman has zero interest in joining the Wolves, where All star center Karl Anthony Town town's currently resides.

Perk.

What is your reaction Hearing?

Wiseman doesn't want to play for the T Wolves.

He shouldn't.

He should look.

Wiseman is the best big in this year's draft.

This kid got Superstar written all over him.

Minnesota Drafting Wiseman is like me gonna get a guard dog and telling them not to bark.

It just can't happen wherever this kid goes.

He's need to be let off the leash and need to be let free and go out there and do what he does best.

And he wouldn't be able to do that playing under All Star Center like Karl Anthony towns.

I think they will bump heads because they similar players so he does need to go to a team.

Where is his team?

And he's the starting center.

He's the big that's getting the touches.

He's to go through guys.

So I'm with him.

I like with him and this camp is doing.

They're making the best decision and calling the right shot for this kid.

Wiseman, I don't mind why has been expressing that opinion are making it known because, you know, sports is one of the only industries where you don't get to pick where you work.

Your employer picks you out of out of, you know, no choice of your own.

Uh, that said, I don't think Minnesota really cares.

I mean, the fit issues are obvious.

Everybody could see the towns and Wiseman played essentially the same position.

We all know that.

But Minnesota still said, I think they'll explore and have already explored trading that pick for veterans trading down, seeing what they can get.

And it doesn't really matter if Wiseman doesn't want to go to them.

If another team below Minnesota really, really, really wants Wiseman and Minnesota has the power to take him ahead of that team, they still have the same amount of leverage, so I don't really think it will affect their thought process on the draft.

Zach, How did teams near the top of the draft feel overall about the top prospects?

The Wiseman's, the Lemelle?

Oh, balls, the Anthony Edwards etcetera.

Well, you just hear the same thing over and over again, which is this is just one of those years where there's not a guy.

There's not a surefire number one superstar, eight time all star.

Whatever you think of whatever you conceive of it as, and that's fine, that's one of those years.

But I have had several people tell May, even if even if that's true, all three of those guys their top five or top six picks in a normal draft, they're really good players.

And so, yeah, I think there will be some jockeying.

I think there will be some interest.

Some teams covered balls.

Some teams covered Wiseman.

I think their their teams are excited about these guys.

Even if there's no Zion or LeBron or a D perk.

How do you feel about those young men?

I don't know if you've seen any of them.

I know Anthony Edwards, specifically just had a workout of pro day on ESPN two.

Have you got a chance to see any of them?

And do you believe any of them are going to be franchise type players?

Well, I know right now, Anthony, it was is a franchise guy.

We're talking about a guy that has the athleticism of Russell Westbrook and a smaller offensive package in James Harden.

This guy is the NBA bucket right now.

And any team that pass on him, that's the number one pick.

They are tripping.

I'm telling you this right now, this kid is ready.

He has superstar written all over him.

I know I keep saying that, but he does.

He has a leak.

Talent, great bill.

Great athleticism.

He's eh, NBA ready.

Somebody better draft this kid number one.

I tell you that much.

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