Eric Wedum (D-Line Co.)

There have been a lot of hemming.

I've seen some hawing about Jamal Murray in the past.

Yes.

I've taken note of both the hems and the haws.

And at the end of the day, it really just always, as of course it would, comes down to Jamal Murray, like deciding that he is going to be the guy that we know he's able to be.

Yeah.

be able to be the guy that wants to and will put the work in to harness his unbelievable potential as a basketball player that he's been able to hit pretty effortlessly to this point in his career, so much so that it felt like he was taking it for granted.

And now...

I really think this says a lot about where he is in life.

I agree.

Where he is just in a headspace, where he is as far as the entire ecosystem, not just the team he's on, but the NBA at large and the history of the NBA.

I think he's starting to think about himself in those terms.

And it's awesome.

It's not at all surprising if you watch this show.

We've all have been on this since before the season started that we could just tell it was different.

There was no...

There was no this, well, he had to, well, he got, you know, and it's like table is clear.

100% is just there for you to take should you want to.

And he showed that he did.

And it's awesome.