Rob Mahoney

I'm slow.

He just sees the game so slowly.

And I think that that is allowing him to age pretty gracefully off the ball.

And he knows every action in the book.

He knows every counter in the book.

He can just think steps ahead.

So I think that helps him to function out there.

But I think that that attention to detail that he brings and the wisdom that he brings, I think, is the thing that causes guys.

like a DeAndre Ayton or guys who've kind of been in the wind or guys that maybe we haven't believed in here and there.

I think that's probably what causes that.

I don't even think that's a wild speculation.

I kind of think I know that's what causes it, but you're curious what y'all think.

He's another guy like that, too, though.

So I think combining those two together, I think, is like leveling it up to continue.

you're on stage with a great, you got, you got to bring it.

You got to, you need to, you know, this is, you need to bring your best stuff.

I think that's, that's part of kind of what I'm saying.

Like with the trickle down culture thing and the, the two sides of the ball thing is always really fascinating because you see a guy who can map the floor, like a James Harden.

You're like, why isn't James Harden?

It's just like LeBron has elite gifts in a way that, you know, he can play QB on one end of the floor and in his prime.