Hey everybody, this is Adamadas, and this is part two of a two-part conversation with Kristen Peek of

Rivals.com and Yahoo Sports. Part one was fantastic, and you're going to want to listen to that one

before getting into this one. This one kind of picks up right in the middle of that conversation,

and it goes into more detail about Bowl Bowl, more sort of behind the scenes, look at who he is as a player and as a person, and then also some great insights about Michael bowl, more, you know, sort of behind the scenes, look at who he is as a player and as a

person. And then also some great insights about Michael Porter Jr. and Jared Vanderbilt, two guys

that Kristen has experience covering as well and knows at least somewhat on a personal level.

At the end of this, there's also some really cool information about the upcoming draft classes

and why Kristen thinks that the 2021 and 22 drafts will be two of the best we've ever seen in the NBA.

So lots of great stuff.

But again, this is part two.

If you miss part one, it is also available on all podcast platforms and apps.

Without further ado, let's get into the show.

Music platforms and apps without further ado. Let's get into the show. What do you think the Nuggets can do to help him succeed? Well, and first of all,

you kind of made it sound like Denver was a good landing spot for him. So I guess why do you

think that? And then also what is it going to be the key for them for the nuggets and getting the most out of him?

I mean, I think it's a great market for him. It's not somewhere like Los Angeles or New York, Chicago, Boston, a big city where he can kind of get in trouble. And the fan base, I think, is a little more forgiving like Denver fans are nice you

guys are nice maybe i just maybe i just know like my brother and his friends when a couple high school

friends but um and like the fact that you guys have it's a younger team yeah and you got guys like

mike porter and jander van derrador who uh bull is played with like Bulls played with Mike Porter

at the USA basketball training camp so they're familiar with each other and so it doesn't really

feel like you're alone you know when you go to a team that's a little more established and they

have families and they you know have kids and they have a life, you kind of feel

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