Kirk Goldsberry

It is one of the more fascinating pathways we've seen to the number one offense in a very long time.

When Joe Mazzulla had figured out the math, hey, what if we just shot more threes than everybody else?

It was kind of this sort of cliche way to get there.

What I love about this Rockets team is they are reminding us that you can get there with just brute force inside and grabbing rebounds from your opponents.

Yeah.

But those three teams, and you alluded to this earlier, those are the three best teams in the NBA, right?

We have Houston, we have Denver, and we have OKC.

And OKC levitating over both of them.

Well, that's my last trend, by the way.

But dude, I think...

anybody who says all these teams are playing the same, just watch those three teams.

It couldn't be more different.

It couldn't be more different.

And, and, and, you know, you know, you and I have to do this every time this year, it feels like, but this time of year is like, this is awesome.

I love watching the Rockets play the Nuggets or the Nuggets play the Thunder.

I just pray everybody's healthy.

Um, but I do want to shout out Emae Adoka, Ben Sullivan, that staff,

for finding efficient offense in a way that people haven't found it.

And it's a little bit like what's going on in Miami.

There are these cool stylistic trends that are finding success in the NBA.