Kirk Goldsberry

The announcers are saying shit like, oh, there's a lid on the rim.

They just can't get it.

And it's like, yeah, that's it.

And if you look at the numbers, they have the 20s.

No, no, that's a right.

And I remember noticing the Spurs really doing that.

Caruso beat us.

And I think he was like 0 for 12 or 1 for 13.

He finally made one in garbage time or something.

But that is something to watch because the offense bill in this 12 game, I'm not going to call it a total slump, but by their standards, it's a slump, is 22nd in the NBA over the last 12 games.

We haven't seen them down there.

And you can't slice the pie anywhere last season and find a stretch like that.

The rebounding is a little bit of a concern and Hartenstein's out and that's a big part of it.

But I do think to your point, if there's a crack in the foundation, it's on the offensive end of the court, specifically beyond the three point arc.

I don't know.

It's just crazy how fast things change.

I remember when I was talking about the 24-1 Thunder and how great they were, I was on with Zach, and I said, hey, a year ago at this time, the Celtics were clear favorites in the NBA championship that ended up being the Thunders.

It happens really fast.

I'm not saying that's what's happening here.

But just as a fan of the NBA, it's a lot more interesting when there isn't this absolute buzzsaw destroying everybody at the top of the league and we can start to see a path for Denver or San Antonio or Houston to at least give these guys a seven-gamer.