Raja Bell

organizations that are well-run and, you know, we historically look at them as kind of the cream of the crop in the NBA in terms of getting things right.

And I included Golden State and you pushed back slightly.

You were like, ah, I would say Golden State.

And this, you are correct for the reason that we're talking about right now.

Like this is unfair to Steph, for me, to have, you know, the end of, or at least the last few good years of his career be

be kind of overshadowed by, I don't know if personal agendas, I'm not there, so I can't speak to what's going on, but I'll just say this again.

Look at their roster.

You mean to tell me like a Jonathan Kaminga, I mean, I think he's still fourth on their team in scoring right behind like Pajemski, is that right?

But like by a fraction of a point,

they lack like athleticism long, like rangy wings.

You mean to tell me that he's not going to play for you?

Like that's a catastrophic failure.

Like one way or another, he should have been moved and you should have gotten something back for him when there was value there that you could have plugged in and could be helping at this point.

Or we've got to squash whatever we have going on and figure out a way to have him contribute to a roster that lacks exactly what he is.

But the fact that we're at...

The point that you're describing right now, and we can't figure it out, and it's a mess, and Steve Kerr is feeling the way he feels, and we've demanded a trade.

We don't know if Kerr is back.

This isn't fair to Steph Curry in my book.

And you were right.

I was wrong in throwing them as an organization in teams that have got it right historically.