Raja Bell

And you know, if that's what it is, then the Washington's of the world.

Um, well, the stretch, the stretch says that they're not invincible.

Right.

And you know, that's a thing, you know, when, when, when teams are coming into your building and you seem invincible to them, um,

that's a huge advantage.

And so when teams are coming in thinking you have chinks in your armor and they can find a way through those into the soft spots that are going to really hurt you, that's a different ballgame.

And there was an air of invincibility around them for a while.

So this just suggests that they're not invincible and they can't conduct themselves like they are.

As far as what they have going on, look, I said this

when San Antonio beat them, what was it, Christmas Day?

And we were on here talking about, was it Christmas?

Yeah, right?

And we were talking about all the things that San Antonio did to them defensively and what San Antonio was able to do offensively.

But I said then, they got a bunch of wide open shots.

They missed them.

They were missing a lot of wide open shots in that game, and that's been a trend.

They have not shot the ball consistently well.

There's been a bit of a dip in what they do defensively.

I think those things correlate.

You don't want them to, but I think organically and human nature suggests that those type of things