Logan Murdock

But you could see the cracks in the all the trust on court.

throughout the beginning parts of the season, right?

That's why Draymond went off while Steve Kerr walked off the floor in large part because of a bad rotation.

He was just really frustrated with, you know, the guys not getting into, you know, position, right?

And those things are going to continue to happen as, you know, the frustration on the court, the frustration of the injury continue to happen, you know, in the backdrop of the frustrations that happen, you know, when you're,

losing or those rotations aren't getting better necessarily in this time period because a lot of that happened, you know, where they're at right now, Jimmy Butler's not in to help the defensive part.

So there's a lot of things that they have to do.

I don't know how you recreated in the way that you guys did because you guys had, I would say, better supporting cast and better overall vibes.

So I want to stay on that real quick because you –

the similarities between go to state and you guys was you got, at least when Amari was out, um, and something that you had to find with, uh, Boris was your offense was a heliocentric offense, uh, that was centered around one guy, which is Steve Nash, right?

The warriors have that similarly with Steph too.

Sometimes they're detriment, right?

Because the offense is so, you know, on his shoulders and for good reason, um,

Jimmy was able to offset that, right?

You could throw it in the post that it could be, you know, KD was also a guy that could offset that.

Somebody who could give that change of pace.

What are the roster is what it is.

But what are you telling other guys like, yo, this is what we what are you telling other guys as a coach to try to get a different offense set up?

Because we're back to square one here where Steph has all the responsibility.

And also, if you find the Raptors tomorrow or tonight, the Warriors are playing the Raptors at Chase tonight.