Of course we all have to realize that any healthy pour coming off a freshly tapped keg of Keith Langlois Lager should be taken with a sidecar shot of Pistons Blue Kool-Aid, but direct quotes from Arnie Kander may be a different story. In one of his latest articles, Langlois catches Kander lauding Andre's work ethic thus far and most importantly his willingness to learn. Most interesting to me though, is Kander's (not to be confused with Khandor) comments indicate that with Andre being so young, a lot of the mechanical inefficiencies that are often self-taught by more mature bigs as a way to compensate for their size/lack of lateral quickness simply aren't there with Drummond. This begs the question: If you gave Arnie Kander, Mike Abdenour, and Ben Wallace a perfect piece of solid marble to sculpt as they will, should there be any doubt that we're looking at the creation of the basketball equivalent of Michelangelo's David?