Raja Bell

You want those guys around as much as possible.

It is, it is great for, for culture.

It's great for optics.

It's, it's within the building team wise.

It's,

as important, I would say, maybe slightly less for fans.

Like they are the people that a lot of those fans grew up on, the reason why they're fans of your team, the reason why they're ticket holders and season ticket holders now, seeing them, having access to them, having them around your building is really, really important.

And so, you know, Kyle Lowry, I know both of them, not well, but like I've spent time around both of them.

Like Kyle was at Villanova when I was with the Sixers.

Um, and, and I've watched his career.

I see him sometimes down in Miami when he's working out.

He, he, I mean, he got like every ounce out of what you could get for a dude of his stature, um, athletic ability.

And this isn't a slight, like, because he was a good athlete and stuff, but I mean, he squeezed every ounce out of that.

He was an amazing, uh, an amazing point guard for those teams.

Kevin Love.

made the ultimate sacrifice to play with LeBron and Kyrie in Cleveland.

I mean, you can go back and look up what was going on with him when LeBron was talking about fit out, don't fit in.

I mean, Kevin Love was lost for a while trying to figure out how he could make that work because he was making such a huge sacrifice in terms of who he was as a player.

And he did that, and he won championships because of it, and they won championships because of it.

And so...