Zach Lowe

He's going to hit heart.

Heart's going to hit me.

I'm going to lay the ball up and in.

That's the kind of lever they have to pull, but it just, it didn't sustain.

Well, part of it is part of it is heart is going to be the solution to a lot of this, a big part of the solution, or he's not going to be able to play as much.

And I don't know the answer.

I like when they, when they hum, they leverage this scheme against the other team by using Josh Hart, like dream on green.

Like you're not going to guard me.

I'm going to swing it to you on the second side.

You're going to run handoffs.

The Spurs game, which they wanted home was a landmark game in that regard.

I just think it's interesting because if I'm the Pistons and the Celtics, I'm looking at these other two teams and thinking, we got some kind of edge on them, maybe psychologically, the way that they're sort of just trying to figure themselves out.

And the Knicks, obviously, you know, the Bridges trade comes up over and over again because they gave up so much for him.

They lost all of their optionality to try to chase Giannis.

Obviously, the Giannis situation is unresolved.

And if the Knicks have a bad playoffs,

this is all going to be revisited.

Every bit of it, the bridge, the decision to go for bridges in the first place and, and overpay for him, knowing that Giannis may come down the road and we no longer have the easy ammo to go get him.

The Giannis situation in Milwaukee, who just loses every game by a thousand points, though.

I think they actually won last night.