Fred Katz

Cat defensively has, I would say he's been like,

quite good defensively, not like good for cat, not good for his reputation.

I just think he's been good defensively on the offensive end.

I don't know.

You say you've cat has always been a good passer.

No question.

But since game three, when they, game four of the Atlanta series, when Mike Brown kind of went back and was like, you know what, we're going to change the way we run the offense and go back to a lot of the stuff that they were running in the early parts of the year.

It killed them.

It killed them.

And they didn't run that play with the flex screen.

They didn't run that play.

They ran it one time in early March against San Antonio and maybe a couple of times in January.

But other than that, they threw that play in the garbage in November.

And to me, I thought that that sort of action was this sort of thing that...

It was representative of what they were trying to do early in the season and then got away from with not just involving Kat.

Everybody talks about Kat's shot attempts, but it's really about Kat's involvement.

It's not actually about the shot attempts.

And they re-involved him in this sort of way, starting with game four of Atlanta, where Cat is now all of a sudden in the pinch post.

But not just that, like he's facilitating from the low post.

He's being involved in picking- The low post, you say?