Danette (Paul Pabst)

All I know is Robert Ori was with us a couple of weeks ago.

He said that he never had a play run for him.

Now, that's one of the great clutch shooters in NBA history.

And he said when he was with the Rockets, they never ran a play for him.

He would have a legitimate gripe over Draymond.

Because he's offensively more forward.

Draymond was a facilitator and a guy that just affects the game in ways half of which don't even show up on the stat sheet.

Robert Horry was the guy who fixed the game by putting the ball in the basket.

Yeah.

And hit big shots.

So he has a legitimate, like you said, argument to be like, man, can I get a play call for me?

Can I get like a pick and pop?

Can I get some type of play quick action where I can get a three off?

Draymond is a guy that you would never draw up a play to get a post up because he's not a post up player.

He doesn't have post skills to score.

and he's not a get a player you would draw up a play to hit a three or get a shot because he's never been a high shooting percentage three point shooter score so i'm confused on what he wants drawn up for him maybe he wants a play drawn up for him to make a play because he can do that he's one of the best point forwards of all time but i i don't know what he meant by that it just seems so weird because

Steve and him, I feel like Steve's really embraced the whole experience of Draymond and let him be him and be, even though he's never been the first option, think about this, the second option, the third option, the fourth option.

When you talk about the leader of the team, he's been the number one option to allow that and let that be and fester and grow.

You have to give Steve credit for that.

And it's worked.