Kelly Oubre Jr.

And there were still... just way too many times in this game where like, like he went ahead and beat early and he has kind of a new move in his bag where he does like a one, two step off the standstill and like got around and beat and rattled in a MIDI, like off ball was effective, like little fake flex screen for OG and cat, like lasered one into him as a hub defensively again, like very up and down, like LeBron just mowed him down twice.

Once for a layup, once for, free throws that's going to be a matchup philly looks to go at and like the look to go at it with jaylen brown and mikhail has to find a way to compete a little bit better there um stripped and bead on a drive at one point maxi um it's clear two games in that like he like like max he's saying like he thought my you know what was sweet a little bit in that series last year where remember max he was playing with like the fractured finger or at least sprained finger and philly had no other threats so the knicks could just double off Kelly Oubre.

Like, like it's just going to be harder versus Tyrese Maxey this year than it was in that playoff series.

That playoff series was not really representative of what that matchup is going to be.

Had that baseline yam.

That was phenomenal where I think he faked out Kelly Oubre Jr.

I can't remember exactly who it was, but he faked him out, went, drove baseline.

Masiakon was just waiting there.

was on the floor.

And Kelly Oubre was playing.

You're right, dude.

Brad Wanamaker.

And then JaVale, McKee, and Joyer.

Other than being older and making jump shots, why has Yaxl been more successful than other big wings of the Warriors past, like Kuminga, Kelly Oubre, and even Moody? Also, I just want to say that nothing the Warriors do this season can hurt me.

I was lucky to see four championships and one of the greatest players ever.

I'm at peace.

I think he's just higher field than all of these guys.

These guys are all just bundles of athleticism.

Not Moody, but Kuminga and Kelly Oubre.

They didn't have the handle.

in his life.

Speaking of shots that went in, Kelly Oubre had the ugliest iso of all time on the first possession of the third quarter.

I think he lost the ball three times and somehow still got it back and then finally scored and they countered it.

And then they went back and they said, no, it was after the shot clock buzzer.

Maybe he would have topped Bam's 83 from last year, but I'm glad it wasn't because Montiel, this poor guy, couldn't guard anybody.

But looking at this game tonight, when I saw Klay Thompson outplaying almost every wing player on the Pacers, especially with where he's at in his career, I was like, that is a very, very bad sign for players like Aaron Neesmith and Kelly Oubre.

Vintage Klay was huge.

I mean, that was one of the big reasons why we were able to come back, especially...

I would, like, refrain from giving too many hot takes here.

But, yeah, just not looking good.

And I will say, so far through the first six games, A lot to be desired with Kelly Oubre's minutes.

I feel like he's barely noticeable out there on the court, especially on the offense side of things.

You guys did share the court in the fan jam, and this was a controversial back-and-forth debate on who was the better singer, who had the better performance when you guys did your rookie singing, and then, of course, you guys had to do the Dougie.

I know Kelly Oubre Jr. and Tyrese Halliburton were not very impressed with your guys' on-the-spot dancing there, but Tyrese said you were probably going to win that competition before you had to do the Dougie.

So what was that like being able to sing in front? I mean, you really embraced it, obviously, but singing in front of the crowd and then doing the Dougie, what was that like for you?

Well, I have prepared by singing the night before I practiced the song a couple of times.

Sometimes it was Huff.

Sometimes it was Oubre.

You know, they were kind of switching.

But, I mean, this is the band that you want to see play alongside Giannis.