Raja Bell

And there are things that in other situations where,

you know, in the NBA because they don't play just to spring Steph for shots or play off of his movement.

And then like that, that matures into what you think it could be.

It's in a weird way.

It's hard for them to be in the top of the lottery and then have that person become what you think he could become playing the way they play, if that makes sense.

I get what you're saying.

Yeah.

It's weird because like, you're going to take that.

You're gonna be like, man, you see all that shit he did in college.

You see, you see the upside in that.

And then you're gonna be like, all right, now run around and set screens and then just slip to the basket.

Yeah.

So you're really, you're, you're in a weird spot with that in my, and I don't mean to like, look, Steph is incredible.

Everyone knows how I feel about that.

And the style of play is appropriate, but

When you're drafting incredible talents, at least what you think should be incredible talents offensively, and then to some degree saying, hey, this is the way we play.

You got to fit into that.

It could limit their ability to actually grow in the way to reach that upper level of their potential.

No, I don't ever profess to be a genius, but I don't think it takes one to diagnose what happened late in that game.

That game was over.