Rob Mahoney

I think when he's hitting, that's when they're at their most terrifying, when he's really going offensively.

Or Gillespie just, can we not do this to him?

What are we doing?

And are we going to get Grayson Allen back?

Like that's another thing that would really, it would give them another option on the second side.

And I think it could cut down on the dribble, dribble, dribble, dribble, dribble, dribble, pull up too.

It felt like, you know, if they could just get one more guy out there, that's not Royce O'Neal or Ryan Dunn, somebody that can hit some threes.

I mean, that would help.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think some of the ebb and flow of that and the ups and downs and maybe what lulls us into thinking or the causes us to underrate his teams defensively or just the quality of what you're describing there is that as he's gotten older, I mean, the regular seasons are just so...

they're a little bit of a show in a way that in a way of just like what's going on and people are, are in and out of the lineup.

And he's obviously saving himself a little bit more too.

So, and, but I think once the, you know, the bright lights could, the brightest lights come on.

I think LeBron is an all time.

He might be the all time like culture, like trickle down culture guy that we've had in the league.

I mean, there's some guys historically we could go on, but it's like LeBron's,

just LeBron's presence and seriousness, I think causes those things to happen.

If you weren't such a brilliant, you know, they say the game slows down for you as you get older.

The game was always slow for LeBron.

So at this point it's going like,