Josh Robbins

And, you know, he's a competitor.

I think Alex Saar is a competitor also, but...

With Keyshawn, when they lose, it's like he's absorbed a punch to the gut.

I mean, he's really upset, especially if it's a close game where he feels like he didn't do his part.

I mean, this is a compliment.

Sure.

Again, I'm being serious.

I've had a long...

career, which has been for the most part covering rebuilding teams.

Not all of it, not all of it, but a large part of it.

And I'll never forget the first year of the new front office, the Hennigan front office in Orlando.

I'm talking after the game to old veteran Al Harrington.

they had just gotten the, their doors blown off by 25 plus points.

And it was very similar situation to the one that the wizards are facing now.

And he says, you know, at some point you want to see the young guys take a chair and throw it into the chalkboard here in the, in the locker room and just break the chalkboard.

Um,

And now no one has ever done that in my time covering the NBA 16, 17 years so far as I know.

But the losing really upsets Keyshawn George when he feels like he's contributed to it.

Like he missed a free throw in Detroit, a game that they should have won.

They wound up losing in overtime.