Joel Lorenzi

Vooch was not necessarily happy then with the expectations of his team and sort of, you know, like, besides him, it's a very youthful team, and they're kind of stuck in the plan, like he mentioned to Joe Cowley the other night.

in Miami, which we talked about today, right?

He's just a guy that wants to win and wants to make a playoff push.

This team is not prepared to do that.

And that's apparent to,

Even him, I think he's even willing to admit that now.

And so I think he's also at a point, though, because I think a lot of people would blame him.

Like, he's the man in the middle.

One of their glaring issues has been rim protection.

He's aware of that.

He's aware of his weaknesses, and he's a guy who is vocal about being prepared to take a back seat, to be in a bench role with, you know, if that's his next team, you know, having his minutes dwindle, being used for –

his strengths and spot minutes.

Like if that's, you know, I mean, the man is like hardly there compared to maybe two years ago or whatever.

But if it was like just throwing a team out there, this is a hypothetical.

Don't aggregate this, y'all.

If this is Golden State, you know, and let's say Draymond's still there, like maybe you put him next to a guy like that for five to ten minutes.

I mean, not like he would play more than five minutes, but you get what I'm saying.

In a lineup like that where somebody can hide his weaknesses because he's very aware of these weaknesses.

That being said, he's also a guy who feels like he still has juice.

His strengths are still his strengths.