Daniel Jeremiah

Like we have a lot of the same homies that stuck around.

Plus, the door always stays open for a third amigo to pull up a chair.

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Yep.

That's how you feel, Joe?

It ain't nothing.

You think they will still be the same, obviously, when Jason Tatum does come back?

Does that throw the rhythm and the camaraderie off a little bit?

And the funny thing about it too, Joe, if you think about it, maybe they did see this coming.

Maybe they did see it coming, which is why they let those pieces go because they understood even though Tatum is hurt, we believe there's a good chance, depending on who you ask, that JB might be our best player.

Even though there may be a pecking order, even though the people on the outside or those that are part of the NBA culture might see it differently, Jason Tatum being the best player.

But hell, JB, I mean, maybe inside the organization, you're like, well, hell, JB done showed us enough.

We can let these pieces go and know that we're still going to be in contention.

I like it.

The funny thing about it too, Uncle Joe, is he can do that.

He can assert himself when he feel like it because he's so efficient wherever he's shooting from.

It's so goddamn difficult to defend him.

I mean, from the three mid-range, when he can, he can put the ball on the floor.

He can dribble by people as well, but hell, he ain't got to do that because he's so efficient from everywhere else on the goddamn court.

That's about it.