J. Kyle Mann

Giannis, not really.

That's not the life that he lives.

Giannis likes to have the ball in his hand.

So those guys together were just kind of like, you know, it wasn't flowing together.

So, but in terms of the move itself, I mean,

I guess you kind of look at the stakes there and you just wonder, like, is Miles, the ultimate question, is Miles the thing that comes after a move like that?

Because I think that was surprising because you hear the, oh my God, headline, Dame Lillard stressed, and you're like, okay, well, for what?

And then you're like, Miles Turner.

I don't know.

It reminds, it's just kind of, it's a fairly anticlimactic,

next space from a move like that, right?

I mean, what would have been the best answer to you?

I mean, you can kind of see some of the thinking in terms of they lose Brook Lopez.

The idea of a stretch big who's also a rim protector next to Giannis, that makes sense.

You think about Miles.

Yeah, to continue in what you're saying there, I mean, I looked it up.

Giannis and Turner on the floor together in about 590 minutes, pushing 600.

They're plus 9.2 on the floor together.

So that idea in a vacuum of them as a combo, and talking about him shooting threes too, Miles has shot the ball pretty well.

He's nearly 40% at a decent volume on pick and pops.