J. Kyle Mann

Yeah.

And the great thing for them is that they don't have to put a ton of pressure on him to like they can really bring him along slowly and get all the value without getting the waste that might come with like dumping too much on him too early.

Yeah, Houston, I mean, Houston has a little experience on him in a couple spots, but I'm sure, you know, the Amin love, and I'm right along with everybody else.

I mean, I love watching Amin Thompson.

I mean, play him at center.

That's the way I'm thinking about it.

But, like, he, I'm sure Steph Castle was over there thinking,

I got something for this guy.

I'm sure he's like, I was the rookie of the year.

It's just been interesting how big of a gap there's been.

And Castle brings a lot of the playmaking stuff, too.

It's just interesting what the shadow of Wimby affords them on offense and defense.

I was watching that Miami game, and there was a particular play where Wimby, he was doing his thing where he causes big guys to just look up and go, no, I'm not going to do that.

And you could just see all of the other guys on the perimeter just basically become free safeties who have like five steps on the ball.

So like there was one where I think it was like, it might be Kalel Ware was just stuck.

And Kalel Ware is gigantic.

I don't know if you ever seen him in person.

And he was like, I mean, I can't go up with this.

So he turns and looks and you could just see that.

I can't remember who intercepted the pass for the Spurs, but he just had an easy run to go intercept it.