Jeremy Tache

I would imagine your love of basketball is so giant that you often get moved by little acts of teamwork that you see or an organization working well.

But even I was surprised to see how excited you were of all the excitable people here about the Heat.

Just watching Wiggins watch his shot at a buzzer dunk, which you hardly ever see in the sport, to make the vibes feel even better around Miami because they beat what is one of the best teams, if not the best team in the East, at the buzzer, playing that way, scoring 140 points.

Why were you moved by this?

I have not seen this video.

I don't know.

You know, it's weird, Dan.

The things that resonate with me are so odd and varied.

I don't even sense a pattern.

It's just something wholesome about.

Yeah, you could tell that it's real joy.

It's real joy, but also a real fascination with, oh, let me see them.

I don't even know what happened.

He's legitimately interested.

He's interested in what he's watching and kind of the vibe.

And then watch Norm Powell at the end of this video.

So to the listening audience, basically it's Andrew Wiggins watching on the social media manager's phone

the play that just happened.

They're walking down the championship alley.

Is that what it's called?