Jack Armstrong

And Shed, right now, you can go under that ball screen on him.

He's not a consistent three-point shooter.

So where are you getting guys going downhill winning their matchup to create that stuff?

Therefore, a lot of times you kind of have to go east-west and your structure, your screening, your actions have to create the shot.

And again, when your opponent knows what your actions are and they're blowing them up,

now what do you get where's your creativity and again that's part of it you need to see it you need to live it and say okay those are my issues this is what i need to do to fix it but and they do they do go east west a lot and that's why they use the corners and coming up from the corners very well but to your point about the spacing when you go east west

Look, the bottom line is this.

And that was my point about Grady Dick.

Because if you have

You know, if you if he is a young guy in his third year who takes that next step and he's shooting 38, 39 percent and he's a MF or when the ball comes to him and it finds him three on the shot clock.

Bang.

And you have that guy that now the defense has to loosen up a little bit and go, geez, I got to I got to keep a guy.

He's got to stay on that guy.

Now you're playing for for the space opens up a little bit.

And they need that.

And hopefully one of those kids pops.

And if they don't, they got to find it.

I got it.

Isn't our Toronto and Philly two, two, if I'm not mistaken.

We'd love to have you.