Rob Mahoney

But Bridges during the regular season, 49% from the field.

He's at 58.6 in the playoffs.

Cat was at 50% during the regular season.

He's at 57.

Let's see.

OG is a big one here, 48.4 during the regular season.

He's at 57.7, and he's shooting almost 49% from three.

Those guys are getting better shots and making them, which is a function of things that we've talked about in the past on the show, which is that they're just letting Cat pass the ball more.

In the Hawks series, that was –

And this is an interesting kind of path that they've been on as opposed to what they're getting ready to see in Victor Wimbonyama, where, you know, the Hawks didn't have a true five.

That's something that's going to behoove them in the offseason.

And the draft is to go answer that question wherever that is.

But he could just pass over the top of a Kong Wu.

And that was, you know, play more inside to out in against the, you know,

the Sixers who had, you know, a sarcophagus out there, a corpse that was, you know, artists formerly known as Joel Embiid.

It was a little bit more, they were using their guards to kind of screen each other.

He was playing further out on the floor and the same thing with the Cavs.

So I think that's been the biggest thing is that, you know, whether or not they're passing against a team that has a smaller big

from the inside out or from the outside in the way that they were in their last two series.

That's what's worked, but that's going to be radically different against the Spurs.