Robert Ori

It's almost like when he was in Dallas.

He just kept watching Luka and taking tidbits of Luka and adding to the game.

Because if you really break down his game, he and Luka do the same things.

They hit you with that shoulder.

They get that space.

They rock you to sleep.

But the only thing that's different, Bronson plays at a little faster pace than Luka.

I was wondering about this because you were a really good defender as well as being a really good shooter.

But if you were facing Wemby, you probably – I don't think Elijah Wan would have guarded Wemby.

I think that might have been –

You know, like Caruso, where you get that guy who, you know, you're underneath him and frustrating him because you're never going to out-big him.

I just think Caruso can't guard him.

but you weren't really able to showcase your talent.

You know, dream defensive player of the year.

He can move his feet.

He can block shots.

Now, I'm not saying he's going to block Wimby's shot, but he can contest it.

And I think that is the biggest key because you look at what Hartenstein is doing to Wimby.

He's just bodying him, you know, making him tired, you know, keeping his ability to not play above the rim.

So that's what you have to do with those guys.