Dave DuFour

So, you know, I'm sure he can tag along.

Yeah, it's not a bad one.

OK, let's talk about Ja and in relation to Trey, because one of the issues with Trey Young was

There really wasn't a market.

There was one team that was willing to take what, at this point, I guess you could just say is a risk.

If there's only one team, it's seen as a risky deal.

With Ja, he's got another year on his contract compared to Trae Young.

So you're taking on longer-term money, and he plays less than Trae Young.

This season is a little bit – it's an aberration for Trae.

He's usually playing out – he's out there playing games.

Ja doesn't play.

You already said that.

So how does a team –

talk themselves into investing into Ja Morant at this point?

Well, also quickly plays.

So if you're Memphis, you just need a guy who can play point guard sometimes if you just if you're going to try to compete, which I think that maybe becomes a bigger question for Memphis is where do they go?

Xena's face when you said that, by the way, I want to I want to gif of that because that was shocking when I read it.

And I, you know, we watch as many games as maybe anybody out there.

And just to think he hasn't strung together more than six games in that long is pretty absurd, even for a guy who.

Doesn't play, you know, 60 games in the season.