Brennan Vogt

I agree.

You mentioned the word versatility, and that's what I thought was lacking last year.

It's not just depth, lineup versatility.

To get a defensive-oriented group on the floor, they had to sacrifice so much offense last year, right?

And it worked the other way as well.

If and when this group is healthy, I think you can configure multiple lineups that bring different things to the table and don't have to be just...

loading up on one side of the ball entirely.

I do think, you know, the ball handling is still an issue.

I actually think it's way better than last year, though, just in terms of aggregate options.

So I think there's more versatility there.

And that's like we were just talking about with Julian.

I mean, there just might be moments in the playoffs where you go, actually, it makes more sense for this guy here.

Throw him in.

I completely agree, and that's why you look for little lights in the fog.

Adelman calls them bright spots in the losses.

Christian Brown has looked like Christian Brown the last couple of games.

Look, you'd rather this group be healthy.

We talked about their versatility.

Not having their entire power forward and defense first guy room is an issue.

But in the absence of Peyton Watson, considering the question you just articulated or the potential unfortunate dynamic of who starts or whatever,