Joe Harris

In Atlanta, it was Kyle Korver.

In Brooklyn, it was Joe Harris.

In Golden State, it was Stephen Clay.

Here in Cleveland, it's been Max Struess and it's been Sam Merrill.

does it a different kind of way.

And his skill set is a little bit different than Sam's.

So because you don't have Max Strews, the only way that you can do that Kyle Korver, Joe Harris, Steph Curry, Klay Thompson thing all that kind of stuff that Kenny wants within his offense, the only way you can do that is with Sam.

You can't do that with Craig Porter Jr.

So there, it was a f- there was only the first team that year, just five picked.

CJ Fair, Joe Harris, Rodney Hood, Jer- Jerian Grant, and Jabari Parker.

No Tar Heels on that first team.

I don't know if they would've had one on the second team, but there we go to your point earlier.

But there's a two-man partnership that has potential, I think, between Jameson Battle and Kawhi Leonard.

Yeah, I think the guy that I like when I watch him play, I go use him the same way that they did as Joe Harris.

Joe Harris used to set screens all the time.

He would ghost.

He was so good at getting into his feet.

Absolute sniper, but also good rebounder.

Physically, they're about the same size.

Like I think that, like I said, him embracing that Joe Harris role makes him just incredibly valuable.