(Ep. 446/ATL and 29) Opportunistic Onsi

Glenn, what do you make of the acquisition of Aaron Wiggins? I

think it's a good acquisition.

I know people have been saying like, His defensive stats were not – he was hurt for a lot of it.

He was injured at the beginning of part of the year.

That's one of the reasons he kind of fell out of the rotation is he was kind of coming back from injury.

And then they required, you know, the kid from Philadelphia who was awesome in the playoffs, you know, McCain.

So, you know, he has good length.

He has good size.

He's a good enough shooter.

And what I love about it is he's going to bring that kind of DNA from Oklahoma City, a very physical defense.

He has a lot of length.

He's a guy who I think it's going to be easier to keep him.

I think teams are going to not want to get him switched on to ball handlers, but having a bigger wing like him with length, I think it's a great addition.

And the fact that it only costs two future second round picks makes it a real value deal.

So I think it's a great trade that you know, I imagine he's not a starter, but plays, plays a ton and closes out defensively when they need to close out defensively.

So he brings a lot on, on that, on that end.

And, and I think he only shot it like 35% from three last year, but prior to that, it was 38, 39, a couple of seasons in that range.

And so he's just a smart player, resourceful player.

He knows how to cut.

He knows how to move.

He knows how to do, you know, all the stuff that Quinn wants on offense.

So all the slick cuts and the cuts and backside plays, all that sort of stuff.

So I think it's a fantastic addition.

Brad, I would ask the same of you, and I'm going to add one little appendix for Brad.

Does this tell us anything about Zachary Rizasheh?