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Cause we got Kelton Johnson on one side, we got Nas Reed on the other side.

They're kind of like going against each other quite a bit.

And they, you know, are bumping into each other.

And Jamal is just always explaining.

He's like, these guys, they don't care one bit about,

about playing defense.

All they want to do is touch the ball and score, and they're going to shoot it every time.

And that's what you got to do as a sixth man.

And when you're playing as well as he was last night, Keldon Johnson, I think Jamal was right on that.

Those guys weren't playing defense, though?

I mean, I love Jamal, but Keldon Johnson and Nasri were trying to kick ass defensively, too.

Playing more defense than Jamal Crawford ever did.

He's honest about it, though.

Jamal Crawford, he will see guys playing defense on the court, and he's like, when guys start playing that hard, that's when I go back to the bench.

My favorite part in talking about him being a six-man or guys being six-man, he said something like, the best thing was when you came in, your team was trailing.

You could just fire away and gun away.

I love thinking Joel Crawford was always just sitting over there on the bench going, I hope we get down 10, 11 early because I'm coming in to get buckets.

And when IT's friends stop by, like Quentin Richardson, we dive into some playoff history too.

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Also, Reggie Miller saying that Wemby looked like Jamal Crawford with that spin and finish.