Logan Murdock

But they also know that, let's say over a two-week stretch, they had the ball in their hands constantly, and now someone comes back and that changes.

So there's these little incremental stretches where you just have to be a little bit more patient with the group.

Even with Nikola coming back, it's just not him coming back.

It's him getting back into rhythm.

It's guys understanding that the style of play on both ends is very different.

Now, I saw them in Golden State when they came over the weekend, and you could see, and granted, this is the third game in four days.

It was a vaunted 12-30 start, which you love Howard Beck as a beat writer, but players and teams don't necessarily love that, right?

So it was the last game of a three-game road trip, and then they had to, you know,

play through that.

And you could see the ups and downs with golden against golden state where, um, they came out flat.

Uh, D Anthony Melton had a game and then they get back into rhythm, get back in the flow.

And then you would see just stupid turnovers from Nicola where Nicola is great as he is just sometimes just has brain farts where he'll air ball a layup and just wide open and transition, or he'll just throw a lazy pass into the post.

And both of those things were catastrophic on Sunday.

Um,

But then, you know, you have a – they have a day off and they have a big game against Boston and they just kind of wipe the floor with them in the second half, right?

And we'll talk about Boston later on.

But you're starting to see those – okay, we can get there.

We see the light.

And on the other hand, we're our own worst enemy.

And I think that that's just going to be the push and pull for this team because –