Kyshawn George

They were down 14.

They literally you know hit a bunch of threes late including uh Anthony Davis who who hit knocked down like two or three uh down the stretch uh but they didn't get the win so they're two and two after four there have been some promising things there have been some things that are you know uh not great AJ Debonza still hasn't played so there's that out there I've been most impressed uh Keyshawn George has been the player that I've really liked the last couple of years.

And I'm really impressed with the kind of player that I think he's developing into.

And I think he's going to eventually be an all-star.

And outside of the Toronto game, AD is probably what you would expect as well.

You know, a couple of young guys passing decent showings, you know, Keyshawn George, he's, you know, been putting on display the work that he put in in the offseason.

With him, you know, we talked about on Outlook, he just got to be able to control that aggression.

He picks up unnecessary fouls on both ends and it stops him from being on the floor.

We see what we got.

Keyshawn George is – I thought he was going to be most improved player.

So, I mean, try to tell you, Justin Champagny is, as I said, a good player.

It's like his brother who should be starting for the Spurs, by the way.

You didn't really give up much of anything to get him or to get Trey Young.

And, you know, it's all about, you know, DeBonta and Keyshawn George and Alex Saar and all that.

So, fine.

I mean, you hope Davis plays, but if he doesn't, okay.

And he got players out there in their body language showing B. Mitch they don't feel like playing, hustling, loafing.

And, you know, and they just, their body language and their mindset, you can see, oh, come sit on the bench.

And if B. Mitch was the coach, would he let them players play Keyshawn George and Sarr? I've seen their two games this year where they act like they're not even interested at all.

They're walking and jogging.

This year is going to be like a transition year because it's going to be led by Trey Young and A.D., but eventually it's going to be A.J. DeBont's team, and then Sar is going to fall in line.

Maybe he's the No. 2, maybe eventually he's the No. 3, because I'll tell you what, you were hyping him up a lot last year, and I guess he got taller, but when you see Keyshawn George on the court, there are times that you're just blown away.

There was one where Trey Young just threw a pass to him on the wing deep, and he just comfortably hits a three from... probably about three or four feet beyond the three-point line.

And then a couple possessions later, he's got Mouse in the house, and he's posting up somebody because he's playing.

AD was a monster against Milwaukee.

I think Trae Johnson, though, has really shown signs of progression as a shot maker and he's looking super confident out there and the shot has been on point to start off the year so far this season trey johnson is averaging 13 points he's shooting 40 from three keyshawn george also looks amazing out there for this team in year number three he got off to such a good start last year he's carrying that momentum this year not totally concerned about alexar i think it's gonna come over the course of the year for sure i'm just real excited to see them ed The number one pick in a loaded draft to this team that's already 2-1 to start off the year.

We'll see how it looks against some good defenses as well, because it was up and down for sure against the Toronto Raptors.

They definitely struggled at times, but it looked good against Milwaukee.

but eventually it's going to be A.J. DeBont's team, and then Sar is going to fall in line.

Maybe he's the No. 2, maybe eventually he's the No. 3, because I'll tell you what, you were hyping him up a lot last year, and I guess he got taller, but when you see Keyshawn George on the court, there are times that you're just blown away.

There was one where Trey Young just threw a pass to him on the wing deep, and he just comfortably hits a three from... probably about three or four feet beyond the three-point line.

And

Love the way Trey Johnson's playing off the bench.

And Keyshawn George has been, with the exception of the game against Toronto, has been pretty much outstanding in every game.

He struggled against Toronto on both ends, really.

Ended up nearly fouling out in that game.