Raja Bell

Like,

But but you fall into like ecosystems where winning is the priority and their things set up and you have a role defined and you try to be the best and you got to give him some credit for that.

But there are more guys in the league than him that do that.

They just wind up being something that they need to be for a team to have great success.

Just yeah, just an impossible exercise.

I mean, the reason I'll just defend the cat, the cat of it all for me, I guess, is, you know, as I look in to Howard's point, like it's hard to find a bunch of guys that deserve to be in there once you get past like those top four names.

Team team relevance, like still where they sit in the conference, his his offensive ability, his numbers are still all star worthy numbers.

And while it might not have been like trending, if you give me and I don't know, this is fair or not, if you give me the option to like.

throw somebody else in that doesn't have great numbers or put someone like Kat, who's a star in and he has the great numbers, just hasn't been playing great as of late.

I'm probably going to err on the side of that.

That makes sense.

Now, if that, if that lesser named player is having a phenomenal season in terms of, you know, production and his numbers are outstanding, like I'll leave Kat, but I didn't think I found that.

So I went with Kat.

I would...

Yeah, but in fairness to Jonathan Kaminga, probably shouldn't be the eighth man on the roster.

So we could say, no, I have it.

But his circumstances dictate that he's as low on the totem pole as he is.

I think that's a manufactured totem pole slot, if you will.

Uh, when you asked me, what should, I mean, it's ultimately what they do or like, how should they be handling?

Like they're doing what they can do, which is, you know, get up at the podium, lie to everybody, um, you know, make, make, make it seem like less of a deal than it actually is.