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Think about it like this.

Let's say you only have games three or four nights out of the year.

Those three or four nights out of the year will be televised.

You must watch these games because they matter so much more to the standings, to the implication of the league, to health, to awards, whatever.

There's just more stakes.

there's no off season for them in terms of training and preparedness and like the workouts that they put themselves through and also how early on they specialize in basketball.

So there's just, I don't think there's that level of fluidity to be able to play as long

and as hard as they do.

And also, to your point, Dave, the game has changed.

The pace is different.

The amount of ground that NBA players are required to cover is different than it was.

If you go back and watch a Lakers-Celtics game from 1980, and you think of the Lakers as showtime Lakers, fast-paced basketball,

The level of ground that they were – the size of the court and how much ground they were covering is so different than a random warrior's – Yeah.

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I have no idea what that is.

Sounds good.

You guys spent a lot more time on planet earth than I have.

Okay.

What players go relatively unnoticed by the national media that are crucial to the success of their respective team?

EG I heart is critical to a well-oiled.