Rob Mahoney

I mean, he reached highs, obviously that, you know, really, really no other player player ever did in terms of like,

Q being the offense and then being the middle linebacker on the defense.

The stuff that he was able to do, I'm just glad that we're getting to continue to see it.

LeBron has a long history of this.

An instrument in one person's hand is played differently.

Take the music thing again.

It just is going to... He has such a long history of players who have done this with him.

I mean, like James Jones, Channing Frye.

I mean, you could say... He just...

He rehabilitates players.

I mean, he rehabilitates players and he creates at times where with a player like J.R., he created an accountability and a structure.

He's doing it with Aiden right now.

He just elevates players value in a way that he's I know I've really I'm going off the rails.

And I mean, I'm just going wild praising him here.

But I think it's just true.

It speaks to why he's one of the greatest ever in that argument, because.

He's just such a floor raiser in so many different ways as a tactician in his way to create parameters that are healthy for a J.R., for DeAndre Ayton to motivate.

There might even be a little bit of a Duke thing between J.J.

and Kennard.

I don't know what's going on that works where they know each other, have a familiarity.