Julia Poe

And so he gets that and he seems to understand the level of flexibility that's going to be required to, as he described it, get the team out of the mud.

And I think that all of that is a really positive sign, at least at the beginning of something.

Right.

He really, really emphasized the importance of two-way players.

And

I think that there is a version of a team where you surround Josh Giddey with two-way players, which includes maybe a Modest Bezelis, maybe a Noah Senge, those types of guys who do fit the majority of that SLAP acronym.

I think that there is a version of that that could make sense.

This has always been the question, though, for kind of Josh's future, not just with the Bulls, but in the league, is how he fits his version of kind of that one-way system

all-offense play into a team that actually wins basketball games.

So no, I don't necessarily know how that fits with it.

I also don't know what the Bulls do in terms of whether they feel that they can or should anchor themselves to Josh when they're going through a rebuild like this.

There are other players on the roster who absolutely fit that mold.

I just don't know if Josh Giddey is really going to be able.

He's certainly not going to be able to change his game to fit into it.

So he would need to become the type of player who can make all of those

slap players, as they're kind of calling them, can make them look good.

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

Hey, Yuki's got size, you know, in terms of the way that he passes the ball.

He's got a lot of, you know, he makes himself bigger, right?