Zach Lowe

Like whatever his job is, he's doing it and he's doing it well enough to me.

We can boil it down to other things, but those are the two biggest changes is Bridges and Cat.

You wrote a great piece on this for The Athletic, by the way, right after that game about all the flex cuts and the screening and the off-ball stuff that was just murdering the Hawks.

That's got a ring to it.

I wonder where I've heard that before, the low post.

It could be a podcast.

It could be.

I don't know.

Table it.

It actually can't be right now, Fred, but that's a different story.

Let's move on, Fred.

Now, foul trouble, the endless foul trouble is part of that, but maybe not even half of it, though.

The touch pass to Josh Hart under the rim was just a masterpiece.

Oh, that's right.

Over the head.

Well, he's every team that makes a deep run and finds a better version of itself is going to have a collection of very good to great players who have all at one point been number one or number two options on their team, including cat.

And he,

every player in that circumstance or lots of them has to have this, this realization.

And they almost have to go through the process themselves.

Like Aaron Gordon to me is the, is the absolute textbook example of this and cats on a completely different player there.