Josh Giddey

Yeah, no, definitely.

I think, and every player would tell you the same thing that they are, but there's a lot that comes to them.

And I think obviously in a big city like Chicago, the fans, and there is a lot of external noise and pressure, but I've always loved that.

I've always, and I've always never let it get to me.

You know, I've always been very, very confident in who I am as a player.

I've always listened to the voices that are close to me.

And yeah, Chicago, you know, they want to get back to winning.

And I think, you know,

obviously it's got to be done by committee, but, um, you know, as a point guard and the leader of the team, it's a lot of it kind of weighs on my shoulders.

And, um, I love that responsibility and I got to find ways to be able to get us back into those winning ways and, um, and whatever that means, um, for me to do, you know, I've got to do it.

Yeah, I think – well, a lot of it – I mean, the stats are one thing, but I think those stats need to accumulate and translate into winning.

They're great and all, but I think if you're not winning games, you know, what is it really for?

That's kind of the way I see it.

But, yeah, I think rallying people around me, getting guys on the same page, being able to lead guys –

Do it consistently.

I think there's 82 games, so it can be easy to, you know, I don't feel like this night, take a night off.

But just being able to be consistent, you know, I think that's the most important thing.

But yeah, it's got to be done, you know, by committee.

We all have to buy into it.

We all have to be committed for 82 games.