Logan Murdock

I'm very, I'm always impressed when I'm around OKC and just seeing just the maturity level of guys that young, right?

Because, you know, we're going to talk about San Antonio right after this, but, you know, you see, and they're also a very mature group as well, don't get me wrong.

Um, but like, I'm just very, I just haven't been around San Antonio as much as I've been around OKC, but like you see guys and I was asking, uh, Mark coach dags, like, how do you kind of just keep this team afloat throughout all the noise, right?

The foul calling, um, you know, just the backlash and all that stuff.

He was like, yo, man, this, this team makes it easy.

Cause they just want to compete.

Like you just put them in it.

He said, you put them in a dusty gym in Vegas.

They are going to compete.

They want this and they're not worried about all of those, all of those things that are on the outside noise.

And that's impressive when you're 23, 22 years old, man.

Right.

Like, and I think that you get that from Shay and I'm really, I'm just, I think that,

If they continue to just do what they do and they continue to be the machine that they are, I think they're going to ultimately be fine.

Because the championship, they have the championship fabric in that you see it with all the great teams.

And I don't know if San Antonio has that just yet because they're figuring stuff out.

But the championship team, especially when you get your title, there's a calmness that comes over them.

And you referenced the fact that they're never out of a game and you never feel like they're out of a game.

I remember...

The first inkling that I got of that, like that post-postseason or post-finals performance where they have that cool common collectiveness, it was a game in Portland when I went to go watch them play.