Jon Krawczynski

feels like a team that is taking the regular season for granted.

And that can be problematic in a Western Conference, which you figure is going to be competitive all the way through.

And it may cost you going from a home court advantage to maybe a six seed, maybe going from a six seed into the play-in.

And it is literally playing with fire.

I mean, that's just what they are doing right now.

And we have seen them play their best.

Even in a loss to OKC, I thought they played really well.

Against the Spurs, against Boston, against some of the teams that are really good teams that are established, they bring it.

And against the teams that are not or do not have their big stars, these guys are just like, oh, we got to go to work again tonight.

And that just cannot be the mindset and the mentality of this team because you're just going to only create more problems for yourself doing it that way.

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, when you look at the game, 108 points.

So you say, okay, defensively, you should win a game at home when you only give up 108.

But one of the things that did struggle tonight against the Suns was they only scored 105.

And normally you would say, well, Rudy Gobert wasn't on the floor.

That should be a good thing for your offense.

But they were really struggling to shoot the ball from three tonight.

And so...

One thing that was really effective for them was Rudy Gobert at the basket against Oso Aguidaro, against Mark Williams, against the smaller Suns front.

He was feasting really on the offensive glass.