Tony

But how do you match a guy who's a generational player?

Like, oh, yeah, we're trying to get to those guys.

It's like, well, they have that guy who's a unicorn.

But what I'm saying to you guys is, do you agree with that assessment?

Because if you agree with that assessment, then you're woefully, painfully behind in a way that can't be overcome.

You're both Castle guys, and that's a good system for him.

It's very Miami-like.

But when I see what happened with Strews and Gabe Vincent, and furthermore, when I see where Bam and Tyler Hero were drafted and what they became, and that this guy was drafted top five.

five not top not top 15 top five like he's a he's he's a more skilled player based on the value of how they do how all the teams could have selected anyone they wanted and Castle is somebody who was viewed as somebody more valuable as a skill set than both Bam and Tyler Hero

It's not overly complicated what's happening in the Miami Heat.

We saw, even though they made it to the finals twice, to win a championship, they needed a player better than Jimmy Butler when Jimmy Butler was on the roster with Bam Adebayo.

So they need to add a Jimmy Butler and a player that's better than Jimmy Butler to get to the places that this franchise always claims it wants to go to.

The bubble was interesting because it's the best Anthony Davis has ever shot in his life.

The reason the Miami Heat lost that series beyond not having Goran Dragic and Bam Adebayo available is that... Was Anthony Davis shooting like 40% from three that entire bubble experience?

Don't forget about Jay Crowder, though.

Jake Crowder was amazing.

Miami was just top to bottom deeper, too.

Look, it's the same thing.

They're not good enough.

I get jealous hearing you talk about Charlotte and Atlanta because this is usually the point in the calendar where Heat fans start talking about the Heat that way.