Tyler Marsh

Sweet.

Even though we already confirmed that Tyler Marsh is back for another season next year.

But anyway.

Anyway.

But to be the main cog, I think those days are done, guys.

And then Tyler Marsh, will he keep his job? Right now, for his two seasons, 26 and 62, guys.

Not good in the least.

And then also, what do you do with a Skylar Diggins? Remember Skylar Diggins was your starting point guard when the season began.

And then I think Skylar Diggins, she's moving on, I think.

Any way you slice it, she's moving on.

So some decisions to be made in Chicago, but I think the biggest one is Tyler Marsh.

What do you do with that guy? So that is the Chicago story.

It had an opportunity.

But they blew it, and now they have to figure out, and it's going to be curious, will there be any changes in the front office, which is Jeff Pagliacca or the head coach in Tyler Marsh?

All right, Cheryl, thank you for sharing that.

Appreciate you stopping by.

And, you know, Chicago's injured.

Honestly, I had the chance to go to the pregame presser with Tyler Marsh.

And I was like, I don't, I'm okay.

Mm-hmm.

So normally when you do that, you also bring in a new coach to sort of lead that rebuild.

But I mean, anyone again who's worse than they expected to be, it's so, you know, Tyler Marsh in Chicago, does he get to hang on? I mean, they've got a decision to make with Pagliocca at GM as well.

So do you clean house entirely and change over there? Among the The playoff coaches, like we talked about with DeMarco, I would not be surprised if they changed.

Anyone else? I mean, there's always so much noise around Indiana.

And last thing I was going to ask you is just you mentioned how empowered you felt in this organization.

How was your relationship with Tyler Marsh been? And just how important has he been to your success in your rookie season?

Yeah, Tyler's a great, great coach.

Really, really appreciated playing for him this year.

So I do think that the Sky have all the pieces.

I mean, even when you look at the two-way play and w- with, with head coach Tyler Marsh wanting to really improve that defense from last year, well, you improve that defense a lot.

So you have the personnel, it just really needs to all click.

And I think that if Chicago can hold onto that vision and trust the process, this will still be a much improved team than we- what we saw this year going into next season.

But when their defense wasn't doing well, you can strongly tell that their defense was struggling.

And so when you have the consistency to be able to survive in that aspect of things, uh, I, I do think this makes for a team that truly, I believe, will probably look pretty similar next season, but also a team that's capable of being able to make a playoff.

And if you keep a lot of the same roster, you have good retention here, and you have another year in the system that Tyler Marsh is trying to implement, because that was a- also a big thing.

Again, I can ramble about this all day.

You made your own training camp, Jay? Essentially.

I mean, but like my coach there, like she trained me when I was at school.

So I'm like, I just texted her.

I'm like, Hey, I'm going to come for a week, like to work out.

She never stands down.

I really respect it.

Sky's coach, Tyler Marsh, also addressed the media saying there's so much good things about this league and so many good things about the play of these players.

And if you come to a game, you should probably come to enjoy the basketball.