Josh Giddey

They have a great game or a bad game.

They've got to sit on it for another seven to 10 days and they can think about it and, you know, dwell or, or, or live in that high for a while.

So, uh, I'm grateful that the NBA, there's a new game in, you know, every 24, 48 hours.

No, it is surreal.

It is because, you know, when I was a kid, I always, obviously I look up to all these NBA guys and I always wanted to, you know, be that.

But when I first got into league, I was blown away.

The way we travel, obviously, is all private planes and the hotels we stay at are all five-star, beautiful hotels.

And obviously the money we get paid to play the game, all of it took me by surprise early on.

And it still does.

I'm not going to sit here and, you know, act like it's an everyday thing that the way we get to kind of live.

But

Um, there is also aspects of it that, that aren't so beautiful and, and, you know, flashes and they seem to the outside.

So there's both sides of it.

Um, I've always dreamt of being an NBA player and, and, um, obviously the things that come with it are the things I just said, but, um, they're all, there also is a lot of things that, um, there aren't as pretty.

So, you know, it is a great living.

I'm not going to sit here and say it's not, but, um, yeah, there is also two sides to it.

Yeah, obviously a pretty big change in terms of front office stuff.

And yeah, and obviously the trade deadline, we had a lot of guys coming and going.

So it is kind of been a bit of a weird three or four months in terms of change at the club.

But yeah, ownership will bring in who they feel is right for the team.