Tim Legler

I was able to get it into the post.

Even if they were wrestling down there, I was really good at that.

Never turned it over.

And then I would run through to the other side and you stand on the, on the wing and the opposite wing and just wait, are they going to double team?

And now it's going to be my turn to shoot.

Like that's kind of what offenses did.

Um, and every team kind of played that way.

Even when you played, like I'd play hall of famers, like Clyde Draxler, it was like, ah, man, this guy's a load.

But at the same time, there's going to be about a four minute stretch where he's going to throw the ball into Hakeem like six times in a row.

And Reggie Miller is going to throw the ball to Rick Smith's and the guys on the Knicks are going to throw the ball to Patrick.

And like, that's what it looked like.

Alonzo morning in Miami, Dan Marley, you're going to throw the ball in there.

You know, just so it was kind of like that, like you're going to,

You're going to, you know, you're going to play a certain way.

Um, uh, or only if Marley was on those teams, but whoever the heat wings were, but it was, that's what it, that's what it looked like.

The ball was going down there and you played out of that.

Now there are guys that do damage in the paint.

There's big, but it's, it's, it's, it looks different.

They're more mobile.

They're moving around.