Chris Finch

Oh, God. I was actually having a sidebar conversation with Bradley Beal, and the official kind of overheard it.

Well, after he threw me out, I think I had a few more words for him. But, yeah. But that was kind of it, you know. But, you know, all these things, they all happen in context. And sometimes I always find after the fact, I always think, you know, what were you so angry about? How did it get to that point? You have these kind of reflective moments where you're a little ashamed of yourself. Yeah.

Well, after he threw me out, I think I had a few more words for him. But, yeah. But that was kind of it, you know. But, you know, all these things, they all happen in context. And sometimes I always find after the fact, I always think, you know, what were you so angry about? How did it get to that point? You have these kind of reflective moments where you're a little ashamed of yourself. Yeah.

Well, after he threw me out, I think I had a few more words for him. But, yeah. But that was kind of it, you know. But, you know, all these things, they all happen in context. And sometimes I always find after the fact, I always think, you know, what were you so angry about? How did it get to that point? You have these kind of reflective moments where you're a little ashamed of yourself. Yeah.

Yeah, I think we all reserve that right, and we've all done that. I'll probably use that less about the flow of the game, more about protecting the players so they don't get one or they don't get super frustrated or they know that somebody else is fighting the fight with them.

Yeah, I think we all reserve that right, and we've all done that. I'll probably use that less about the flow of the game, more about protecting the players so they don't get one or they don't get super frustrated or they know that somebody else is fighting the fight with them.

Yeah, I think we all reserve that right, and we've all done that. I'll probably use that less about the flow of the game, more about protecting the players so they don't get one or they don't get super frustrated or they know that somebody else is fighting the fight with them.

I'm trying to think back. It was cool, pretty cool. He and Mark Lloyd came in. They talked to us before practice one day. Just trying to think. That was way back in kind of the COVID, still the COVID period after. And so it was just kind of limited. People were around the team at that point in time anyway, but Yeah, they've been great.

I'm trying to think back. It was cool, pretty cool. He and Mark Lloyd came in. They talked to us before practice one day. Just trying to think. That was way back in kind of the COVID, still the COVID period after. And so it was just kind of limited. People were around the team at that point in time anyway, but Yeah, they've been great.

I'm trying to think back. It was cool, pretty cool. He and Mark Lloyd came in. They talked to us before practice one day. Just trying to think. That was way back in kind of the COVID, still the COVID period after. And so it was just kind of limited. People were around the team at that point in time anyway, but Yeah, they've been great.

You know, they've they've had a really positive impact on the energy of the team. One thing I really like about Alex is, you know, having played high level sports, you know, he understands what like a winning environment looks and feels like and. those cultures. But yeah, he's not a basketball guy, so he doesn't walk around pretending to know basketball, but he's super inquisitive.

You know, they've they've had a really positive impact on the energy of the team. One thing I really like about Alex is, you know, having played high level sports, you know, he understands what like a winning environment looks and feels like and. those cultures. But yeah, he's not a basketball guy, so he doesn't walk around pretending to know basketball, but he's super inquisitive.

You know, they've they've had a really positive impact on the energy of the team. One thing I really like about Alex is, you know, having played high level sports, you know, he understands what like a winning environment looks and feels like and. those cultures. But yeah, he's not a basketball guy, so he doesn't walk around pretending to know basketball, but he's super inquisitive.

He'll ask a lot of questions, ask a lot of really good questions, and he wants to be educated. Very, very appropriate. Mark's similar. Mark's the same. Mark's really, really smart. He loves the numbers. He's into analytics. He builds his own models on Whether, you know, trades or draft, you know, all that stuff.

He'll ask a lot of questions, ask a lot of really good questions, and he wants to be educated. Very, very appropriate. Mark's similar. Mark's the same. Mark's really, really smart. He loves the numbers. He's into analytics. He builds his own models on Whether, you know, trades or draft, you know, all that stuff.

He'll ask a lot of questions, ask a lot of really good questions, and he wants to be educated. Very, very appropriate. Mark's similar. Mark's the same. Mark's really, really smart. He loves the numbers. He's into analytics. He builds his own models on Whether, you know, trades or draft, you know, all that stuff.

But he's not questioning us about pick and roll coverages and substitutions and rotations and all that. So they've been really, really pleasure to have around and, you know, look forward to the future with them.

But he's not questioning us about pick and roll coverages and substitutions and rotations and all that. So they've been really, really pleasure to have around and, you know, look forward to the future with them.

But he's not questioning us about pick and roll coverages and substitutions and rotations and all that. So they've been really, really pleasure to have around and, you know, look forward to the future with them.

No, man. I think he's probably right. You know, it's... This is pretty easy. We just throw up any old person that we think so can do the job out there, and we just kind of go from there.