Raja Bell

It was over.

Totally redeems himself.

Yeah, so anyway.

Uh, yeah, you know, I mean, I look, you're always, you're always trying to add to your game.

You're always trying to work on, you know, those areas of your game that organizationally they think, you know, everyone has an exit meeting, right?

Like at least this was my experience when I was in the NBA, right?

You're going to have that exit meeting.

Um, you know, that head coach, that general manager is going to sit down with you.

If you're under contract, kind of articulate to you how they see your role in

you know, continuing to develop within the organization and then, you know, what type of things they expect you to do in terms of building out the rest of your game so that you can take that step into whatever the next step is for you.

Um, I can't speak to what Houston wants from, um,

They're young players in terms of development.

It's a tough question, Logan.

I think you go back to the drawing board as a player.

You always kind of reassess what worked for you that year, what you struggled with, like what you had to table because it didn't make the transition from working last summer to actually showing up in the games during the season.

And you're trying to bolster those skill sets so that you have enough confidence to bring them to the table with you next year when live play starts.

But

I think I would go to what Howard is saying and the question that you asked is like, is all of that going to be moot if we're in a situation where we still have to defer to a KD, if you will, right?

Like Shingun tonight with the ball in his hands looked the way you would want Shingun to look if he were going to continue to take steps into being

a poor man's Jokic, if you will.