Tim Legler

So when you're watching them on TV, you can get a perspective.

And I'm a, and I'm a big fan of what they're doing.

It's incredible story.

And, and Missoula to me, I've just been so impressed with his coaching job this year.

But when you see him in person,

It's a whole other level of belief in them.

And what I saw on Sunday was a couple things.

They're so smart.

They're so sharp.

They do not make mistakes with their communications defensively at all.

Like, when you're watching teams, and Oklahoma City, too, is the gold standard for that the last couple of years.

Boston's on that level.

They do not make mistakes on like help and recover situations where two guys are flying at a shooter or somebody fails to rotate on the baseline when it's their turn.

They just don't make those mistakes.

They don't run back and transition and two guys flare off to the same side of the court when there's only one player there.

They communicate those matchups.

They just don't get burned early.

When you're that smart, you communicate that well.

And then a couple of metrics stand out to me.

turn over the ball less than any team in the league.