Mo Dakhil

Harper gets it, rushes a shot, misses it.

But boom, it's a scramble play.

The Thunder are running in early offense and get Dort a clean three and he knocks it down.

Like you're...

It's like there's just no avenue in terms of that spacing, whereas I love when teams cut and things like that, but I felt like with Harper already in the dunker spot, like Johnson cutting wasn't smart in that area.

I feel like they were all just moving to move.

Without there being real purpose behind their cuts and thinking the logic of like, oh, I need a space here because that's going to put Dort in a bad position.

Because if he doesn't, Dort can't get in there and get that deflection.

Maybe that play turns out differently.

And then we have the butterfly effect.

But I feel like there was a lot of stuff with their spacing also that was incredibly off.

Yeah, you know, I was talking with Jared Dubin, my podcast partner on the Double Dribble, and he actually had the stat.

They went at Wemby in the pick and roll about 26 times, and they had like a 1.5 points per possession or something like that, or 1.35, excuse me.

Like, that's a number you don't expect when you're going at Wemby, right?

Like, that's an insane number in that sense.

So I think, you know, they found how they want to attack Wemby in this regard and how they're going to go at him.

And I think part of it also has to do with the guards got to be better with how they hold up against SGA.

I think they need to be a little bit more.

smarter with their attacks, but that's the thunders focus right now.

You could see it clearly in this game and it's paid off like the way this one out and then give artists like credit.