Zach Randolph

Jokic does, you know, he's a special player, but like you said, there's players that's before him that you can put in that same realm of things with, with, with Jokic.

Like, Hey, you got a lot of this.

You got a lot of Arvidas.

You got a lot of more guys that play this game.

You know what, man?

I got to play against Jokic in his younger years.

You know, when I played against him, he always had talent.

Like you say, he always had them intangibles, always could score the ball, could pass the ball, and he could shoot it.

And you knew he was going to be a good player.

And you look at his progression of playing and you see that he's getting better.

So, yeah, man, I sit back and watch these young fellas play.

I mean, it's a lot of talent.

But damn right, I wish I could get out there and go at them boys and –

And throw some elbows and, you know, give them a little of that old school.

You know what I'm saying?

Yeah.

Mountain boys is tough, though.

Yeah, I definitely understand what you're saying.

You know, the game has changed.

You know what I mean?