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Now, I was just scrolling through both threads and Twitter the other day.

And I came across this – well, two variations of the same article.

And it was really about why the NBA doesn't like older rookies, like guys that are not one-and-done players.

And it really talked about how it's like there's a high – like how younger guys have a high ceiling whereas older guys have a high floor but a lower ceiling.

And I have to admit.

I couldn't disagree more.

Now, looking back at the Warriors draft history, in recent memory, it hasn't exactly been great with those one-and-done guys.

We look at Jonathan Kaminga.

We look at James Weissman.

We look at – well, I can't remember if Pajemski was a one-and-done, but he's sort of been inconsistent as well.

But those one-and-done guys have not done as well as we expect.

And we look around the rest of the league.

I want to say – let's go back – I want to say to the last seven years, dating back to 2019, we look at the one and dones who've gone number one overall.

Now we look at Zion Williamson and John Moran to like biggest one and two we've seen in the last seven years.

Both of them have not panned out the way they should have.

They sort of fizzled or bad things have happened because of their lack of maturity and their lack of overall conditioning.

Zion, he's great.

But he's just in the wrong situation and can't seem to get out of his own way and stay healthy.

Ja, we know that he can't really get out of his own way with his social media posts and pretending to be a gangster.

Now, 2020, yes, we can say that Anthony Edwards definitely proved us all wrong with that one-and-done attitude.

But you look at James Weissman, nope, little mellow ball.

He's a yes and no. He's got talent, but extreme maturity issues.

We look at 2021.

Cade Cunningham, good player.

Took time to develop it.