Nick Wright

But it's like, I don't think he went into that move with the hope of making a basket.

I think he went into that move with the hope of drawing a foul.

And I think people don't love that, but it doesn't matter because it's wildly effective and nobody seems to have an answer for it.

Like I know you're holding out hope that Denver and Joker can do it.

And NBA history tells us

That what can stop a team like this is what stopped the 16 Warriors.

I know you have, you know, your suspension theories.

What it really was is the greatest three-game stretch in the history of the league by an all-time great player.

I mean... What's the theory?

The theory is that...

LeBron James had 41 points and the Cavs won by double digits without Draymond.

And then in the next game, LeBron James had 41 points and the Cavs won by double digits with Draymond.

So the idea... That was in Cleveland.

Yeah, the games moved places.

Let me ask you this.

It sure did feel that way.

And then luckily, the greatest player in the history of the sport had the greatest three-game stretch in the history of the sport.

And that wrapped things up.

That's neither here nor there.

To me, the hope for Denver is analogous to maybe Joker can do a 2016 Bron, where it's like the other team's way better, but I'm just going to carry, go on this supernova stretch.