Raja Bell

When he played.

That's all I'm saying, right?

You got him for nothing.

You're not ruining your chances really this year of affecting your lottery status.

Like, I'm just saying.

Like, I feel you guys, but that's just my pushback a little bit.

I don't think you ruin your chances at the lottery, and you got a free AD.

I'm not really attacking the Trey Young of it all, but those two together with some good young pieces, like...

Not even a, not even a question, Howard, there's a world where that happens.

Like I'm not guaranteeing you that happens, but I've always said like, I'm very leery about bringing in a bunch of young players and, and, and, and having them have to learn the ropes by themselves in, in a, in a culture that I don't want to call it.

It's culture is the wrong word in a losing situation, right?

Because it's,

you just don't have enough to really be competitive they they learn losing as as their first experience in the nba in that way right and no real backbone of leadership and experience to kind of even if you're losing help them understand the process with which you have to go through to get from losing to winning like i think there's real there's real value in having pieces around them that can help break them into that right and so

Yeah, there's definitely a world where they're better for having those two there as anchors.

What does the panel think?

I like the idea of Chris steps.

Um, you have to, you had to get rid of Kamingo.

Like that was, that was, that had to happen.

I, but I like the idea of Chris steps.

I don't know how often I actually get that on the court with Chris steps, right?