Raja Bell

I mean, I can't quantify how much a point guard changes that.

It's his job to change that.

That's what you pay him to do.

They are there to organize, to orchestrate, to facilitate, to make sure that what a coach – it's like a quarterback, Logan.

What the coach is saying from the huddle, from timeout to timeout, is coming onto the court and it's being executed to the best of our ability.

They're the ones that have spent a lifetime –

doing that and executing that.

And so I don't think you have to look very far to find the reason for why the Houston Rockets have been that all year long.

It's hard to play in that league at that level, especially when you're trying to contend for a championship without a true season PG.

And they just don't have that.

And it's no knock on anyone that's there

Um, they were game tonight.

Like they scrapped, they fought, they clawed, they made the most out of what, what they had at their disposal.

And, um, you know, they just, they just don't have the personnel to close out the games like that consistently.

C.J.

McCollum, what?

What?

Yeah, 100%.

And a point guard might not fix all of the issues, especially some of the defensive ones when you can't quarterback that and have the ball in your hands.

But in terms of having the ball in people's hands that shouldn't have the ball, immediate fix.