Lonzo Ball

right and he's but he's still like i like last night it was all when he was in the game the knicks were getting layups dunks and threes

that was it absurd i was getting frustrated when they were running possessions elsewhere i was like no no he's literally generating wide open looks every time he touches it just get him the ball now that's like the perfect it's that's the perfect game for him because you have a a basic defensive scheme with inexperienced players where he can really manipulate things that is not it's not that easy for him in most circumstances but it is fairly easy for him in other circumstances he does this consistently when he's out there uh he's he's a really really it's almost like dj it's such a great point that he doesn't he's not creating the advantage with a scoring threat at all the passing itself yeah is the advantage creation because he's so the only guy i could think of that that i thought about this some lonzo ball at times Now, a more willing kind of deep shooter, but he could do that.

And Ricky Rubio is another guy I think of.

Now, these are bigger players, both of them, significantly bigger players, and therefore they're not – and they were both good in their primes.

But like, were you surprised that you parted ways?

Yeah, I was actually surprised up until the second Lonzo got traded to the Cavs.

Yeah, the whole time I thought I was going to go back there.

And then as soon as that trade happened, my agent called me and was like, yeah, by the way, Cleveland's not making you an offer.