Tim Legler

And I think you got a new guy you're incorporating.

Their offense will get better too.

I love this point about Dillingham.

And look, I think, you know, there's a good chance we're not going to see, unfortunately, Anthony Edwards, Luca or LeBron.

So that takes a little luster off the game.

God, can they flex?

Is there a flex?

I know.

I wish I wish.

So it does take a little of the luster off of it.

But the Dillingham point's important because I really liked him.

I liked the move in acquiring him because there was such a need there.

And so now you think about it, where are you removed from coming out?

And you're looking, you're four games in, he's played two games, six and a half minutes a game.

That tells me something I'm concerned about.

Exactly.

And I'm concerned, Bill, because when you have such a need at that spot and you still can't find a way to make that happen, that tells me that they're seeing something on a daily basis that I'm a little bit concerned now.

for what's Dillingham's future.

Now, maybe he ends up, maybe it's two years from now, and he's on a team that's not as good, getting a lot more run, and that plays fast, and now in the open court, he's going to score.

And maybe we go, okay, Dillingham's going to be a fine NBA player, whatever.