Logan Murdock

the Gen Z thing now is like filming everything.

And so like he, he'd like filmed what his, what his x-rays look like and stuff.

And I've been locked in on YouTube on his YouTube channel.

And it, he had to have surgery on that, you know, that pushed him out.

He wasn't able to work out in the way that he's supposed to.

And, um, didn't really, didn't really get to really work on his game this summer.

And, um,

now is trying to find his way, then pulls his hamstring, which is like an injury that you get when you're not really working out that much and have to ramp up.

And so...

He's about to come back, seems like, and he spent a lot of time in the Bay Area over the All-Star break.

But I feel for him, right?

I feel for guys like that because that's what this – a season like this for a team like that is supposed to have guys that are really just trying to find themselves.

And hopefully they find themselves within the playoffs.

I just – one of the things whenever I watch them is just –

I'm happy to see the young guys do well, and I'm happy to see the A.J.

Mitchells of the world and the Isaiah Joes of the world kind of come into form.

But when I watch them, I do feel like there is a ceiling.

They're not as good as their record suggests, I don't think.

When we go to the playoffs, I'm going to be really curious to see how they match up with the San Antonio's and the Nuggets of the world.

And that's what I'm kind of curious about.