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which is like ostensibly a similar model, right?

Like driven by one primary creator.

Granted, there's no J-Dub in Detroit, but a defense first team that tries and works really hard on that end.

And that's kind of where they hang their hat.

It's a similar formula, but they don't have like the, oh, we can play big and small flexibility necessarily, unless you're just super into B-ball Paul, which go with God.

Many are, many are though.

Look, he's a fine player, but he's not a playoff answer.

And that's the issue with a lot of Detroit's role players and supporting cast is like these guys are good players.

They're clearly up to performing in the regular season.

They've had some good wins even without Cade.

It's just hard to think that this group as constructed has everything they need to outlast what's an increasing list in the Eastern Conference.

But they need more and they need more.

And it's going to be their kind of project for the offseason, I suspect.

But let's get through it first.

And to kind of round this out, we've got the Lakers at 3%, the Wolves at 2%, the Rockets at 2%, and the Hornets, Magic, Heat, Sixers, Hodgepodge at 1% apiece.

Because...

I think this is respectful to the Hornets, but also Vegas, or in this case, FanDuel, will take anybody's money.

So if you would like to bet on the Hornets or the Sixers to win the title, they're not going to turn you away.

Right.

But Isaiah, hit us with the next question from Kevin.