Chris Ryan

He also, his biggest highlight of the week was probably Kung Fu kicking a woman in the front row of the stands.

Christine.

But before that,

What a delightful rookie season.

What a, like, immediately, like, put him up on a mural.

Like, I will watch Maxi and Edgecombe for, hopefully, years to come.

And the reason why I was so into him, aside from his athleticism and his willingness to make a really athletic play when he sees an opportunity...

is the fact that when he is not in the game, when he is not feeling it, when it's not flowing through him, when he is maybe off ball a little bit more, he still finds ways to contribute.

Like he's not a role player in the sense where he's like, I'll stay on the corner and then I will guard my man on the other.

He is in and around the ball.

He is diving and crashing the offensive boards.

He's getting putbacks and tap-ins or keeping plays alive by like getting second chance rebounds or something like that.

And it's just that little extra 10% that you're just like, oh, that actually is what changes games, is us getting another look at the basket.

This guy actually deeing somebody up and making it uncomfortable for their number one scorer.

He's just been such a breath of fresh air in a team that really, really needed it.

Castle will do something so wonderful on a basketball court and just look like

the guy on the other team just kicked his sister's shin.

He's just like so pissed.

And it's just like clearly as like just this competitive fire on a night-to-night basis.

And Vijay has it too.