Jared Weiss

These guys usually don't sleep for like three days after they win the championship, but I'm going to go for OG.

I'm going to go with a sleepy.

Yeah, hopefully.

But he, you know, Victor is,

I think to his credit at the end when he lost, he was like, this is the biggest learning moment of my life.

And I think he was able to recognize that his bravado and confidence, it did backfire on him to a degree.

And a lot of the things that he did this year from like calling out OKC for ethical basketball at the beginning of the season, even if everybody probably agreed with him,

he probably saw like there were things that he hasn't done yet that you just cannot learn until you experience them.

And the finals is something nothing will ever prepare you for it.

No matter how many, no matter how many mountains you climb in China, no matter how much, you know, how many Piper Berry chambers you lay in, no matter how many crazy drills you do in the off season, inexperience is undefeated.

And it remains so after the series.

And I think he's probably going to have a little bit of a look in the mirror and he'll see like, all right,

being confident is a huge part of who I am.

And it's what allows me to do what I do.

But I have to have a little bit more self-awareness to understand that the way that I project out is going to, for instance, motivate the Knicks to want to kill me.

And that bit them in the ass in the end.

And so he'll have to learn how to play the game publicly a little bit more.

But I think his heart has almost always been in the right place, more or at least as much as it is for any player that's under the spotlight that he's under.

I'm heading to the beach first thing tomorrow morning.

Can't wait for the one, two, three Cancun.