Dominique Foxworth

It wasn't the first time he played.

It was the second time he played.

He was a second-year player.

Pella Larson is – what really excited me is I watched Bill Simmons say that the Heat are not a title contender, and he named the six guys on the team, and he didn't include Pella Larson.

And I cannot wait until Pella Larson goes into Boston in the postseason and drops 22-6-4, and then Bill Simmons learns who Pella Larson is.

My question is, how much of the hurt that he was last year was posturing for him to get traded?

And how much was him actually being hurt and not being able to play?

I think you can make a fair assertion that he would have played more if he was playing for a contender.

I'm not arguing that last year is predictive.

I'm arguing that every other year in the history of human existence is predictive.

That guys get older and things are harder.

Their bodies are more likely to break down.

This is not a criticism of Giannis in particular.

It's just looking at how the league has operated in the last several years.

You're criticizing God?

I appreciate breaking down because then you can value the things when you're here and you enjoy them.

Yeah, I'm criticizing him.

That's all right.

Thick skin.

Yeah, pretty thick skin.