Raja Bell

And so we couldn't play exactly the same.

It gave us another person that you could throw the ball to and he could facilitate offense.

And it just meant we played a little different, but it actually added a wrinkle to who we were offensively that we did not have when Amari was out there.

Amari got it, he shot.

or finished.

Like when Boris got it, it made us really hard to guard because now Steve doesn't have all eyes locked on him as a primary ball handler, and he can run around.

You can't account for him, and now he gets to be involved offensively.

So do we have just more solutions at Mike and the front office's disposal than Golden State has at this point?

No, I mean, that's got to be a skill set that someone possesses.

You're not you're not inventing that in a player at this point in the season.

I'm trying to go through their roster just on the fly here.

I don't know that they have a guy that you could just kind of throw the ball to and say, hey, man, we're going to we're going to give it to you.

Steph's tired.

Take it over there on the wing and create something good.

Not, you know, not just create something, but create something good because we have to do this.

Said percentage of the time in a game just to give Steph a break.

I don't know that that exists on their roster.

You know, and and.

I saw the other night, I think this was the other night, I mean, I came across my feed, but like Steph and the Warriors in general were already, you know, somebody, was it Colin Sexton, was like playing him and walking with him to the bench.

They had gotten real physical with him and they were doing what, like he might not like it and Warrior fans might not like it, but if that's the way your offense is running and that's the engine that makes it go, like that's our job.