Wes Goldberg

So figure that part of it out.

And to his credit, he did.

He's dominating the dunker spot.

He's flying out for rebounds out of his area.

He's able to score points.

And I just think that that turnaround in and of itself

You just don't see that that much.

This guy's seven feet tall, seven foot one maybe, and he's been able to dominate the way that he's been able to dominate his entire life, and all of a sudden he gets to the NBA, and you're like, all that stuff that you used to do, we're not going to do that anymore.

Everything that got you to this point, a first-round pick in the draft, we're just not going to do that anymore.

And then all that stuff we taught you to do in your rookie season, we're not going to do that anymore either.

And so I think Kal-El deserves some credit for taking that on the chin and figuring that part of it out.

And yeah, I think between him and Bam, like finally those those two man lineups are are in the pod pod pod pod pod pod for so much of the in the year net rating.

And those minutes are now positive for them in an overwhelming way during the streak.

And I think they're really building on something there.

Okay, so number one would be the team that they want to see the least.

I would probably put Boston number one, even though the Heat would never admit it, right?

Yeah.

But I would put Boston number one.

The Tatum factor is why, I think, first and foremost.

They don't really have a guy that could just go even toe-to-toe with Jalen Brown with the way that Brown is scoring this season, and so I think that that's a thing.