Raja Bell

And you were there the year before when I did it, but he went about to make it his mission and let me know that's not going anymore.

You're coming out.

Fine.

Not a problem.

Halftime comes, you're walking by, most arenas have a family room, right?

Now, in some arenas, they're not accessible to you as you walk to the court because they're kind of off in the cut, right?

As it was, Utah's was directly in the path of you walking back to the court.

So my little dudes were like, Dia was...

pre-K and Ty was probably like two and we had just had Zen.

Zen was a baby.

So, you know, I would go in, boom, as we're passing, been to the meeting, been to the halftime speech, going in, give my wife a kiss, give my little boys a kiss, go back out to the court and warm up.

Done it for my whole career.

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.