Logan Murdock

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You see that with the draft picks and you see that with the comments that come out and the types of moves they make.

There is an arrogance to those moves.

And you're seeing the other side of that where you still got to listen to the basketball people.

And that is something that is kind of starting to rear its ugly head is we're in this situation.

conundrum that we're in right now with the Golden State Warriors, right?

Where it was like all these decisions finally come to a head and Steph is great.

He's all-time great and greatness erases a lot of these mistakes, but it only does it for so long and you have to have the balance with the other side of that and

we're starting to see, you know, the limits to that greatness and, you know, the arrogance that comes with that.

And, you know, it's arrogance that has been earned because they have won the titles, but it's also arrogance that has kind of gotten them to this point, to be honest, not making those trades, saying we can buck conventional wisdom and do a two-time line when everyone says we can't.

And so, you know, this is where we are right now.

It's tough.

So many parallels here before we get out of here between Steph and Dirk right now.

I'm just seeing a lot of parallels.

You think about after Dirk wins his last title.

You know, Cuban's doing a lot of tinkering.

He said it even on his podcast, right?

He did a lot of tinkering with the roster right after that championship in 2011 because he was bracing for a lockout.

So it was literally a financial decision why he didn't bring a lot of his guys back.

And he never put together a team, Cuban and company, never put together a team that was good enough to even sniff the finals again.