Was also definitely Keegan or bust but the notion of him locking down Spida was definitely not on my wish list. People doubted him entering the league last year and then said he was too limited/passive ignoring the role Brown had set for him and then dude just went and worked his butt off in the offseason on everything he didn't show last year and is taking another leap because I think the argument some had was "well he's just older and topping off earlier". Honestly I haven't really tracked last year's class much, I thought Jabari was much improved over the lost player last year and Chet is nice but then we had guys dunking over him which surprised me. And then I hear all the negative about Jaden. But I don't know enough to know if anyone else is taking a similar leap and proving the Kings wrong for going with the "finished product" (and yes I realize 2 of the 3 I named were picked before Keegs).It's super surprising. I was on the Keegan-or-bust train when the Kings pulled the 4th pick in his draft. I saw a lot of potential on the offensive end, and I thought his length would serve him well as an NBA defender, but I didn't imagine he'd look like Kawhi out there in year 2! I'm really impressed with the effort and awareness we're seeing from him on that side of the ball. I don't imagine he'll ever become Kawhi-like on the offensive side of things, but we see occasional flashes of downhill burst that suggest it's in Keegan's bag. We'll see if he develops that tool, too.