Mo Dakhil

I think there's going to be an emphasis from the Spurs understanding of, hey, we need Wemby to contest these shots.

We need Wemby to get blocks.

We need him to kind of put that pressure on them.

But we have to put a body on Mitchell Robinson, on Josh Hart, on all these guys who are crashing and make sure we finish these possessions with rebounds.

I feel like with the Spurs, that's going to be a focal point for them.

I think the most important thing is watching how do they utilize the off-ball movement.

Like when Robinson's in the game, right?

Like the way they're going to deploy Wemby is going to be different, I think, than the way they use him when Cat or OG's in the game.

I think you'll see more ball screens when it's those guys.

With Robinson, you can kind of play a little bit more on the perimeter.

Look at that wide pin down opportunities right there for for Wemby to kind of come off the wide pin down.

That's usually going to be a situation where Robinson's either going to end up sagging and trying to go underneath the screen.

It might open up a flare for a three from from Wemby that's going to open up curls.

It's going to open up a lot of different things for him, but he's going to have a little bit more space to operate.

So for me, just on the offensive end.

How they match up is how the Spurs are going to run, right?

Like when they have Cat on the floor or OG guarding him, I think you're going to see a lot of heavy pick and roll.

Try to put them in bad spots and sort of force them into different situations and have him free up on the roll.

You know, Cat can get hung up on these picks sometimes and get lost, and that opens up the lob over the top for Wemby.

I think you've got to find the different stuff that they can work in.