J. Kyle Mann

But you just watch him.

It's the same kind of thing, too, as Harper is they played a lineup.

Their lineups are going to be really, really interesting.

They played a lineup that was like Cooper, D'Lo, Clay, PJ and Lively.

And it was there because the Hornets went ahead on their first unit, if I'm not mistaken.

And they put in that lineup and they just surge back.

And it was it was just really fun for a minute, you know, and say what you want about D'Lo.

If you control him, I loved all the stuff you said, and I'm with you on it.

But it's like if you can kind of control what D'Lo is, Cooper is already mature enough to kind of guide an offense like that.

I mean, he's, he's very, he, he and Tatum are in kind of different on different paths with like, I think that, and I've thought this for a while, that Cooper is ahead of him in terms of his like spatial sense and his passing and things like that.

But I do, I think that Tatum was a little wigglier with a live dribble at the same age.

So it's just kind of like, they're coming from different spots and it may be more inches.

And at 25 years old, maybe they'll end up at a similar spot.

But I just like all the different ways they can use him.

He did get a little...

He did this at Summer League, too, where there were a couple times where you could tell he was really enjoying the show, and I'd never seen him do that before.

At Summer League, he was kind of looking around, all the players are on the front row, and he makes a couple risky passes and plays.

He threw a couple behind-the-back passes in that preseason game.

Granted, preseason Summer League, they're both kind of unserious.

You're experimenting, you're tinkering, things like that, but...