Dave Hardisty

In his last 10 games, that's dating back to the Oklahoma City game in the middle of this month, he's averaging 15.7 rebounds a game and making 38% of his threes.

So he's right back in line with what he was doing for basically all of calendar year 25, or well, calendar year 25 this season.

So it was a bad month overall, but as you mentioned, so much of it was just the first two weeks, which was disastrous from January 15th onward.

And it's been a busy back half of the month with 10 games in total.

He's been good.

He's been back to what he was before, which is like 15 and seven per game, 38% on threes.

You'll absolutely take that.

So, um,

If you look at it, there's always going to be statistical noise from game to game.

But if you look at it in terms of trends, I mean, it's starting to look like that, you know, the first two weeks of January were an outlier, a really bad outlier, a terrible outlier.

But what we've seen from January 15th onward is pretty similar to what we saw in the first two and a half months of the year when we all were pretty pleased with his development.

Well, I want to lump in Tari with Josh Akogi because they three three-pointers on better than or at least 50% shooting.

And that was just so important.

And when you look at the second half of this season, I mean, the Rockets, they're 30 and 17, number four in the West.

They're not far back at all from the two seed in the loss column.

But to stabilize and to get where they are, they've had to lean on their big guns really hard.

And it could be argued that it's taking a toll on them.

You know, Amin is second in the NBA in minutes.

He played 41 tonight.

And to his credit, you know, he didn't show any weakness.