Logan Murdock

And that player kind of.

is the one that balances all of everything around him is, you know, I think about, uh, they always, the Spurs always say Tim Duncan was that person, right.

Um, that kind of steered that organization, like the Lakers when they got post LeBron, right.

They got some clarity on like who their player was and, you know, they didn't do great on that aspect, but they had a player that they could revolve it around.

The Warriors are kind of in that tier right now where,

Steph is the great equalizer of everyone's kind of mistakes.

But he's getting older.

He can only cover up so much and so many flaws within the organization.

But he can't cover up an old roster.

He can't cover up malcontent, at least not to this aspect.

And it's tough because you look in that locker room, there's really not any – not to say there's not any leadership, but –

It's it's vets.

And then there's young guys.

There's no in between there that can kind of like close that gap.

And that's been a problem for the last few years.

And you kind of see that, you know, with Draymond storming off the floor, you know.

Jimmy calling them mediocre.

Like there's just not any balance on, you know, development versus, you know, striving for, you know, the excellence that they want to achieve.

But it's just a weird balance right now.

And like, I think that it is unfair for Steph to go through this.