Tim Legler

You're not talking about... He's played 38 games.

He's got 40 DNPs.

And he plays seven minutes a night on the team that's contending.

No, that is not better.

No.

But to be actually...

And he's played something like, I think it was something like 13 or 14 straight games.

He's played over 20 minutes.

He's averaging 22 for the year.

He has a ton of responsibility and opportunities in the course of the game, but it's not riding on him.

And most importantly, the culture and the standard effort that this team is setting, that is so good for a young player.

to see it and to play consequential games right out of the gate and something really meaningful where, you know, there's a good chance this team is playing, you know, into the conference finals at least.

And you're playing a lot.

There's no doubt about it.

That's absolutely better than any other scenario.

Really.

You can have other than if you're, you know, you're starting on a team that's contending as a rookie, which is very rare.

So the minutes... But in that kind of year, I still wouldn't expect it to be what it is.

It really is a weird number.

Yeah, it's really weird.