Jeremy

And like you mentioned, he was supposed to be Clint Capella at, at, at,

at best, like you were hoping he was Clint Capella.

And the fact that he has developed himself into a player with the skill set to be able to reach 83 points.

If 83 points was so easy, and it could be done in this unethical way,

then Steph Curry would have done it, or LeBron would have done it, or Kevin Durant would have done it.

You're right.

I don't care who you're playing.

Kobe Bryant did his 81 points against a team that lost 55 games.

People have been criticizing the Wizards, and throughout basketball history, there have been a lot of bad, bad teams, and no one has put up 83 against any of them except one player ever.

But if, if...

Anyone in the league with their number one option played the way the Heat were playing toward the end of that game?

There are many players in that league who could have gotten to 83 points playing that way.

And I say that not to discredit at all the first quarter he had, which, as I say, was the most impressive quarter I have ever seen a Heat player have.

It's just not the way they played the rest of the game and certainly not the way they played the second half.

It's also when you talk about the guys that Jeremy was mentioning, Steph Curry, LeBron, KD, all these guys, they don't need to do that, right?

Their whole thing is like, we have enough.

Bam doesn't have that in his arsenal, in his trophy case.

He needs an 83-point game like that.

I remain uncomfortable.

Remain is the word I was trying to say there with everything that's happening with Domino in the other room.