Mo Dakhil

And I think that's something we need to keep an eye on.

And I think that's the starting point, Zach.

For me, that's the starting point of the series.

I think I would start out, and I have it in my notes, I would start with Cat on Wemby.

And for everything you said, but the other thing too that I think matters also is like, I think OG is the ace in the hole for them in terms of defending Wemby at some point.

But to me, I don't want to show my card that early.

I don't want to play that hand that early.

Like we've seen in important games, like Kawhi, for example, may not guard the most important guy for two or three quarters, but then fourth quarter, we switch Kawhi on him.

And then it's the whole thing where it throws sort of a little bit discombobulation, makes it a little bit more difficult.

Now, the question that does become extremely difficult is where do you put Cat at that point?

Because then you have to figure out how you're going to deal with it.

I still put him on Champagny in that instance.

But I start with Cat on Wemby.

And the most important thing, and this is going to be critical for Cat, he cannot pick up a dumb quick foul.

Yeah.

I mean, that's – to be honest, like –

That's a hard call.

That's a pretty good number for him to pick up on, especially if Wemby comes out of the gate playing with force and I think puts a lot of pressure on them, which I think is going to happen, especially here in San Antonio.

So I think for me, it's really going to come down to Cat being extremely disciplined because we don't know the situation with Mitchell Robinson, whether he plays or not.

He's got the pinky.