Logan Murdock

So here's the deal with, yeah, I mean, obviously, you told me I could have, like, I don't, if you told me I could have Giannis and Jokic, I would.

People are going to fall over themselves.

Weirdly, I don't know how... I mean, I guess... Yeah, give me all of that.

Let's go.

Fuck it.

That's a good problem to have.

Yeah, just give me that.

We'll figure that out.

And the answer to that is they're already right there.

So that's not... It will change.

The way it looks has to change.

But we're good.

I have faith in that.

You're still right in the mix with that.

I would just say to that,

stylistically, the way they play, you're integrating a piece now that disrupts that more than any of the pieces that are going out.

Traditionally, they have always built around that Murray-Jokic relationship and the way they play off of each other, and you're incorporating something now that clearly you can't ask to stand around and play off of that.

Who would have to sacrifice the most?

Weirdly, Giannis, yeah.

But maybe for the betterment of the team, if Jokic – if Jokic – and I don't have any reason to believe he wouldn't do this – became more of a facilitator and didn't have to score the ball as much because now you have, like, a bona fide bucket in Giannis too.