Rick Jordan

But the frequencies and all that are all needed because you need highs, need lows, need middles.

And that goes a lot away from diversity to talent, to skill sets, to ability.

All of those can be frequency and intensity of certain things like those frequencies.

But the shit don't play if it ain't on the right channel.

If I'm going to stick with this vision of like the house in the rubble.

I can look back and I'm like, you know what?

I guess there was some things about that house that I really didn't like anyways.

I always wanted to paint that front door and change the shingles.

You got a blower to clean it.

You need mortar to fix it.

I'm glad we could laugh about it, dude, because I mean, that's true.

NBA Finals time is one of those stretches where every possession matters.

And if you're anything like me, you're not just watching the stars score, you're watching the matchups, the defensive pressure, and the hustle plays.

The guys who completely swing a game with one steal.

That's what makes underdogs steal the pot so fun.

There's a million-dollar pot sitting there, and all you have to do is pick the player who finishes the NBA Finals with the most steals in the series.

Your picks don't even need to win.

You just have to back the right thief.

I love this because it makes you watch the game differently.

Start paying attention to who's jumping passing lanes, who's getting more minutes, who's guarding other teams' best player, and who has real defensive edge.