David Fizdale

I'm like, who is this guy in our garage?

He takes off the helmet as Brian.

He's rolled into work on a bike and got all his condition.

He rode miles.

into work full sweat at 6 a.m so he walks into the building he's already ready to go on the court i meet him on the court we put in a full another hour then we practice then he lifts then he does all of this stuff to repair his body by the time he leaves his kids and getting out of school

And I have never seen a player do that day after day after day.

And so for him to be where he is now, it is no surprise to me.

He took his gifts like a lot of guys get gifts.

He took those gifts and maximized them and squeezed them out of his, like, every bit of it out of him.

And, you know, for him to be doing this now, we should really be, like, as fans, grateful.

I know a lot of people always go back and forth because they're always putting them in the GOAT conversation.

But as fans, just be grateful for, like, a guy that's that committed to bringing it every night, to having himself ready, and to pushing himself, you know, to a championship level.

I think it's something to marvel at.

I'm saying some stuff.

Losing all them damn games, donating my record.

you know, to get Zion Williamson or Jai.

And we ended up, look, the one thing I say,

It has turned out to be true.

R.J.

Barrett has been the most steady of all of them.