Brennan Vogt

And in the post season, you might not be able to play him a ton at times, you know, uh, not that I think he's necessarily playing poorly, but there have been some moments where you see like, okay, if they're going to go five out and he can't guard, he has to be so good offensively to make up for that.

But honestly, man, I'm not giving that answer with my chest.

Like I, I kind of always expected that about big Val, that at some point it was going to be about matchups for him.

So, um,

Aaron Gordon is still my answer, even though we took him off the board.

It's a really good point.

It's a really good point.

OKC was ready for him, too, on the other end as well.

I was like, they tried everything to spring him free, and the Thunder just knew that he was kind of an important part of shutting off what Denver wanted to do against them.

So, yeah, if teams are keyed in on guarding him that much more, if teams are attacking him on the other end, he's not a good defender.

He has been awesome this season.

He has been awesome, but he's objectively not a good defender.

I also want to.

He's been playing better, so I skipped right over Christian Brown, but he's still in this conversation just in terms of how teams are going to guard him in the half court.

It's the other side, yep.

Yeah.

I think they do intent... There's no doubt they are operating under an... They have to get under the luxury tax.

That's a directive.

If they can settle this Spencer thing where he's not so expensive that they can sign another guy while staying under the luxury tax, yes.

I do think they want to.