Tim Legler

Started a pretty good game production wise, but it was glaring to me.

I'm like, there were situations where it's like he's the ball got swung back to him.

Seven on the clock, six on the clock.

He's at 28 feet.

What do all the elite players in this league do?

They go to a step back jump shot and he doesn't really have that.

And to me, that's like the final piece for him where he will be a guy that will, everybody will look at as like, this guy's legitimately an all league caliber player if he can add that.

And of course the team success has to come with it.

He does the jump stop.

And then he spins back.

Well, so first of all, and Richard and I, Richard Jefferson and I, a couple different times in the game are like kind of elbowing each other and kind of because there were times that he demonstrated like by a lot.

was like the most explosive athlete on the floor.

And you're like, some of his burst up the floor.

He had one play where he deflected a ball.

It was coming right at us at the table where we sit.

And there's like no way, number one, he's getting to this ball.

And number two, there's no possible way he can stay on his feet and stay in bounds.

And he did all of those things.

He went all the way down to the ground.

He put his right hand on the ground like a running back.