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And it's not even like that he was, he personally was so bad that it sunk them.

It's just about what it looks like when he's out there and they have J Will out there.

And like J Will obviously is not,

small, small, but that's a smaller look and he can shoot and they have shooters and Val can't get out to contest those.

And so if he's got to be on the floor, he has to have the ball and he has to punish that mismatch.

You know, I like, like with the benefit of how this game went and hindsight, I'll say maybe Zeke should have been out there and maybe he will be next time.

But I felt like some of the more important kind of minutes and more and more important observations to key in on is just why that top of the fourth quarter went so poorly.

I got to be honest with you.

Last thing I would come up with.

In this game, absolutely, that's how it worked.

In this season, though, Dev, I'm going to push back a little bit.

The numbers say that Cam and Val have worked together.

I don't want to see it anymore.

Yeah, I agree.

I mean, the way you framed this, I liked it a lot because, all right, eight rebounds.

He did have some good defense.

He did a lot of things right, did a lot of things well.

As he has all season long, and it makes the lineup really work, but in these games...

It's got to be more than that.

In these games, it can't just be connective tissue.