Raja Bell

of the movement of a game and the quarterbacking of the team.

Now, they're different players, right?

But bigger, you know, some of the shit he was getting to yesterday was, you know, those are tough fucking buckets.

Like Ant lives on the athleticism, being able to get some of those up.

This dude's doing it off of just, hey, bro, you're too small.

Like, bump, bump.

Like, uh-uh, you're too small.

Like, the creation of shots, it's a tough one, but I think I'd take Cade.

His ability to pass the ball, set the table, size, I think I would.

Yeah, I don't think it's an issue for them.

As long as it's not Cade that's missing significant amounts of time.

Because so much of what they do is him being the hub of that.

I also think stylistically and the way they want to play...

I don't see you missing too many beats when you're moving, you know, Isaiah Stewart back in or during back in.

They want to get in the paint, all of them like that.

They the amount of times I saw two feet in the paint from Detroit last night and not settling until they were able to spray it out for open threes was pretty remarkable.

Um, those guys during and Stewart don't change that fundamentally.

It's so I think if anything, they add to the physicality like that, the board discrepancy last night from my naked eye would have said that Detroit really worked them on the offensive glass.

It was relatively even last night, but when you bring back those two, I think it does become a, uh, an even bigger problem, right?

There's a bigger discrepancy.