David Fizdale

And he's going to take them as far.

I mean, they're going to go as far as he can take them.

Yeah.

Look, at some point, the onus has got to be on the refs.

Like, if you can't see acting from reality, that's on you.

Like, we got to get people that can spot it.

Like, you know this guy has a reputation for that.

So why are you, you know, feeding it by calling these fouls, right?

It was the same thing I used to say to him with James Harden.

I got attacked in the garden by one of the lady officials, I remember, because I said, at some point, you have to learn how to ref James Harden.

And boom, see?

Oh, she stung me.

But it's the truth.

Like, at some point, the referees have to, these guys, it's like dealing with a guy that's a bully or a guy that, you know, that's always out there taking hard fouls or, you know, you have to, the refs at some point have to take onus on controlling that because they are the ones in the game that actually have the whistle.

And so will the commissioner step in?

I don't think his, what we call his flops,

That's going to be tough to police from a rule standpoint because he gets people into uncomfortable positions and disadvantaged positions.

And so he he then takes advantage of it by putting his body into him a certain way and then react in a certain way.

And so the way he's doing it, I don't know, because.

man, he's so good at it.