Brendan Vogt

But for Peyton, that was new.

And he came back, and he was like, game one, I felt great.

And by the way, he looked pretty good in game one.

He's like, the next two games, I kind of hit a bit of a wall.

He's frustrated.

He's frustrated by it.

I mean,

But in these on the record comments and just talking to him a bit in the locker room sidles here and there, it's just he when he left, he was scoring 20 points per game for this team.

And now it's like, hey, you're off the bench and there might not be a rhythm to your rotation.

And it's just going to he wants to come back and contribute the way he was contributing.

And that's just not what's on the table for him right now this second.

So that's the source of frustration.

For him, I think.

The one area where I disagree on this is Peyton in January became a prolific driver.

There are not a lot of drivers on this team.

Jamal Murray is one.

In fact, it's part of what's been their issue with beating the front on Jokic.

She could just use Jokic as a screener and try to get to the rim.

Jamal's maybe the only guy on the roster you do that with.

So I think for Peyton, there is something to...