Larry Harris

And he would just smile and go to the other end.

And you could tell like after games and, and people talking in the building, like, you know what, this is different.

And, and it wasn't like it was him or Monte.

It wasn't that it was like, these guys can play together.

Like they're different.

And the shooting was just, I mean, even today, when you go there and watch, it's just, it's

Imagine and we're kind of fast forwarding a little bit, but I've always said I had I basically when I get home, I talk to my dad, my wife, we're talking around.

I go, do you realize that I've just spent a week with three of the greatest shooters on one team when Katie and Clay and Steph to watch them afterwards shooting against each other was unbelievable.

And just his working at the craft, you know, everybody says, Hey, I'm, you know, I'm working on my craft every day.

The amount of hours before and after practice that Steph put in, that Clay put in, that KD did, the great ones, that's, that's the work.

That's, that's the thing.

When you hear all these young players talk about craft up.

you know, it's my craft.

It's what I work at.

I've seen it at the highest level to me, arguably two of the greatest players and Clay's great too, but Katie and Steph, they're just, they're just wired differently, different, but the competitive spirit that those two have off the charts.

Easy.

Um, I will say the, the, the Katie thing was really Draymond.

It was, you know, after we lost, um, I'll never forget it.

Um, you know, we're kind of in the back, you know, it's Bob Myers and Joe Lacob.

Um,