Fred Katz

And all of a sudden it's like this dude changed his game completely by running around a bunch of screens last year.

Now he's changed his game completely going one on one.

Now, I will say not all isolations are created equal.

Right.

Like there's a difference between like prime James Harden with Houston, where it's like 19 dribbles going to create something, get to my step back.

Then he is Norm Powell, who's who's who's not not necessarily always bringing it up.

A lot of it is like getting a mismatch in transition and attacking, or it's getting the ball on the move because the heat are all about like cuts and then refilling spots for the cutter.

Like, and then he attacks two, three dribbles off of that, but he's been tremendously efficient.

He had some rain man moments in our interview where I was like, oh my goodness, you're, you're talking about if he makes this read, then I go this way, this way, this way, this way, this way.

And I, I pulled some of it out of the article because I thought it was so dry.

But in the moment, and even in retrospect, I'm like, I don't know.

You guys are nerds like me, so you probably love the quotes.

But I was like, I could just hear... I could hear literally any editor being like,

Fred, you're too- Too annoyed.

Yeah, only you care about this.

This does not read the way you want it to read.

He's really become someone who thinks the game and has changed a lot.

And he's got some really messed up legs.

I don't think he has any on his knees.

He's had some ankle issues over the years, and I think that's the concern.