Fred Katz

Who's just like, give the ball to Cade and let him go at it.

Cat has been on another level.

I think just in terms of getting them into their sets and facilitating from there, he hasn't had fewer than six assists in any game.

He's everything eight assists in those 26 minutes.

He made some passes in game four.

where I was like, when he had 10 assists in 20 minutes.

It's unbelievable.

And he had this other one, which didn't turn into assists because I think it was McBride missed the shot.

Who would have thought McBride missed the shot?

Deuce.

But Cat drove left and had this unbelievable sort of spinning behind that.

Yeah, to the corner.

And I was like, it was right on target.

Like, people talk so much about

the vision that it takes to be able to do that kind of stuff.

But his precision, like every pass is into the shooting pocket.

He's looked like a quarterback in a lot of ways.

He had one in the Atlanta series where he just took an inbounds and it was a sideline out of bounds play.

And he ends up taking the ball from the ref and Josh Hart was in the corner, 70 feet down the court and cat wound up like he was like, you know, throwing off his back foot after making a backhand play at third base and through this hundred mile an hour bullet to heart who got a layup out of it.

And it just showed what a zone he was in at that point, because before that play, he went up to heart and was like, I'm going to make this pass.