Jay King

He comes back the next year, and his playmaking is at a different level.

His ability to read the court is at a different level.

He's always, always...

getting better at processing the game, figuring out ways to improve.

It's like literally every year he comes back and whatever you think he's not good at, that's what he's ironed out and gotten better at.

And he just keeps growing and growing.

What's happening, baby?

I'm doing great.

this looks like a team that's going to go to the finals i'll just say that boom thank you dave yeah when they play like that i think boston starts dreaming right the the city of boston because i mean they've been at such a high level they've looked like a contender all year without jason tatum then he comes back and even though he's had a lot of warts early on his shooting percentage hasn't been what it normally is

He's been able to defend.

He's been able to rebound.

His drives per game have been pretty steady compared to what they were before.

He looks pretty confident in his body, pretty comfortable moving.

And then tonight, there's no bigger test than the full-strength Oklahoma City Thunder.

Their physical defense, the way they can bother you, force turnovers.

And he had some turnovers, especially a couple bad ones in the first quarter.

Then I thought that second quarter was just...

That was as well as he's played all year.

He was in full control.

He hit a step back three early, found Nemeus Keita for a layup.