Bill Wennington

Not Derek, but the way they revered him and what he meant to them and how they all interacted together.

And that's why that team was successful.

And the most successful teams that I've been on in my life have been close-knit teams like that where guys really cared about each other and treated each other as family and worked together because you didn't want to let each other down.

And you could see that in them.

and how they loved each other and talked about each other.

And even Tom Thibodeau speaking about Derek and that team, every time they talked about it, it's always with love as family.

And it is so neat to see that.

And that's why that team was successful.

Do you say that hopingly?

How do you really feel?

Come on, tell me.

Yeah, I agree with that.

And just one of the stats I was looking at just a little while ago as I prepared for the game is,

I think he's third in the league in fast break points at 41 years old.

Really?

Like how?

Like what?

I mean, that's just when you think about that, it's like, wow.

One of the oldest guys, really the oldest guy in the league right now, and just still getting down the floor and third in the league in fast break points.

That's pretty amazing.