Raja Bell

Did it in Phoenix.

Did it while this dude was an assistant.

Now, all of a sudden, I got to come in and answer questions as to why I'm in a family room talking to my wife at halftime of the game, to which I explained really naive and innocently, like, hey, yo, not a big deal.

Like, that's what I do all the time.

Oh, well, you know, you got to understand how that would be perceived if it looks like you're in there.

I mean, just going out of your way to make my life miserable.

Do you understand what I'm saying, Logan?

So, like, I am a professional in this.

And so I'll just say again, I can't guarantee you John Morant will go somewhere and be a better version of himself.

But there's a chance that his life is so miserable there in Memphis that he just can't get right.

Yeah, I mean, obviously, you're not going to treat your role guys like you treat your stars, right?

I mean, that's not real world.

I do think that most NBA teams...

if you've been a member of their franchise and their brotherhood, have an open-door type of policy as long as it didn't end terribly with them.

Where, you know, if you want to come back, come to a game, be around and stuff like that, I think that most of them are amenable to that.

I told you guys, like, the Sixers, the 0-1 team, I'm getting texts right now about

whether or not I'm going to be in Philly to kind of celebrate that and stuff like that.

And that's, and that's fun.

And I meant nothing, you know, like I was the low man on the totem pole at that time.

So teams typically will look out for you as far as their stars go.