Jeremy Tache

Because you don't want a clean look.

You don't want a clean look, but also.

There's no such.

I mean, look.

I honestly, honestly do not think that in that situation.

There is any chance that anyone can physically get a good shot off in four-tenths of a second.

Anybody on earth, maybe Steph Curry, but four-tenths of a second from any spot on the court.

The idea that you would allow anything at the rim because you're guarding against the possibility that any Heat player who has ever played, maybe Ray Allen, can get a shot off in four-tenths of a second that's a good shot.

Four tenths of a second is definitely enough time to get off a shot if you have a release that's quick.

Doesn't have to be Ray Allen, Steph Curry quick, but just relatively quick.

So for instance, Norm Powell, who is the dummy in the, not dummy, excuse me.

Why are you calling that?

The decoy, I'm sorry.

The decoy of the play.

You're good.

They ran elevator doors.

So he's zipper cutting up, and when he comes out, the idea is that like, oh, they're going to give it to Norm Powell because Norm Powell does have a quick enough release, except for the fact it's a tied game.

Why would Norm Powell be shooting from 24 feet when it's a tied game?

We're trying to get something that's a point outscore anywhere.

Shout out to Zazz.