Brian Scalabrine

And the shot challenges at the rim.

Then you can see the U-turns and the, uh-oh, no.

I... It just...

It goes even beyond that.

It's completely all-encompassing.

Like, your game plan has to be different when you're playing the Spurs.

There just are certain actions that, depending on where he is, like, we just can't even, like, we can't even run that.

Like, that's out of the playbook.

Like, light it on fire.

And there was, I can't remember who they were playing recently, where it was a team that was like, we're going to bring Wemby into the action.

We're going to have him...

It was a different game than that.

But yeah, but it's like, cause you can see the Spurs can make a choice.

Like, do we want him roaming around as a help defender or do we want him on your main screen setter in the pick and roll?

And the other team can kind of try to make that choice for you by no matter where he is, we're going to try and get him into the action.

And that's a bad answer because he covers so much space that no one else needs to help.

You're not going to get open driving, kick threes, running a pick and roll at Wembley.

I don't think there's ever been any, there's been nothing that in my lifetime, like, like this all encompassing before tip off defensive impact, other great defensive players, wing defenders in particular, you could kind of like treat them like a cornerback in the NFL where they're just going to avoid that guy, park him over in the corner.

There's no avoiding Wemby.

There's no playing him out of a defensive possession.