Fred Katz

He just does it because that's the best way for teams to win because he's awesome.

I think he has the skill set.

First of all, I doubt if he comes back, I doubt he's just going to be playing like 36 minutes a game.

I think he'll probably be in a limited role too.

So with that comes an acceptance that you're kind of in a limited role from a doing stuff standpoint.

He's a smart player.

He's always defended.

He's always been like a make the right play kind of guy, or at least has had the intentions of making the right play.

I could totally see him coming back and just being like,

the best role player in the NBA.

Like take away all of Jason Tatum's really difficult shots, all the grenades he has to put up because he's the savior late in the shot clock because there's four seconds left, he receives the ball and he's got to create something.

The times where he's got to take a step back three out of a pick and roll against an awesome defender guarding him or whatever else.

And just kind of even the playing field for him to where now he's kind of more off ball, more spot ups, kind of easier shots, good team defender.

I mean, that's still... Even if it is not all NBA Jason Tatum, if he's willing to accept it, that might be the best... I mean, there's a chance for it to be the best role player in the NBA.

If he is anything, even if he's 80% of himself, that's the best role player in the NBA.

So it's a huge... I think it's a huge addition.

And I'm less worried about the ego stuff with him than I would be for most guys because it just...

seems out of character and out of style for him to come and be like, I'm going to hijack this thing.

He just doesn't usually operate that way.

Yeah, the other... Can I add one thing, Zach?