Law Murray

But the thing with 82 games is...

In a 30-team league, everyone will play each other, right?

You don't see this in college.

You don't see this in the NFL, for instance.

NFL, you got people being like, we haven't played them in three years.

Oh, man.

Like, no, in the NBA, a league where there's a lot of different play styles and a lot of different approaches, it's like you are on a moving train.

And those stations on that subway train are the teams you have to face on your schedule and

You know what?

The door might open up and it might stank a little bit.

It might be a lot of people getting off and it might be a little empty because it's the second night of a back-to-back.

good I take this analogy so many ways that's how I look at it though it's like yes you do have to consider when you're playing these teams but the thing is the train is going to stop at all of these stations and I have to be aware of that and we're going to have some takeaways some are going to be more significant than others this is a league of small sample sizes that have to eventually you're going to have to eventually come to some kind of conclusion and so

It's it's it's a lot.

I look at these box scores every single night after these games are over and I look at who's playing and I look at who's playing well and I have my questions and I go to these games because every now and again I get to ask some questions.

But it's a weekly process.

I reset it every week.

Yeah, just looking at how that second half went, Jared, I wanted you to get more into why Steph Castle was as good as he was.

I mean, K being one of 15 after halftime is extremely loud, and you had a front row seat to it.

So what were you seeing, especially with how Castle was able to disrupt K?

I really liked how Detroit responded because they got punched in the mouth early.