Alright, 15 and 60, let's see if we can actually make it through all 15 teams.

So we'll try to truncate things a little more. I always say that though at the beginning.

But joining us to start off with the Washington Wizards,

really interesting team for us to just have randomly decided we're going to give Liam

at the start of the week. And Liam, obviously their defense has been atrocious,

but can you break down into exactly why that's what we've seen from them so far?

Sure, let me just run through their numbers real quick. They're two in seven so far,

and they're 24th in offense and 26th in defense. So the problems are on both sides,

but the defensive problems, there's a bunch of them and some of them are going to get better

and some of them probably aren't. So what's stuck out to me is they blew more switches than

just about any other team I've seen. Just miscommunicating everything, leaving guys unmarked all the time.

They were late reacting, you know, closing out on shooters late. So you figured maybe that can

get a little bit better with some communication with some new pieces like Austin River's Jeff Green,

Dwight Howard, but you know, a lot of these guys have been, you know, with the team for a while. So

you'd think it would be a little bit better. And then another massive issue that they've had is

defensive rebounding, though, especially the lineups with Mark Keave Morphs at center. They've

been getting absolutely killed. They're the worst defensive rebounding team in the league,

and they're the worst since the 2008-2009 warriors and the cleaning the glass version of that's that.

And when Morphs is playing center opponents are getting 41% of their offensive, you know,

41% offensive rebounding rate, which is just massive. And that's actually how they lost their

first game of the season is Kelly O'Linnick got a put back at the buzzer over a Mark Keave Morphs.

So that's a massive issue. And then transition defense, the numbers are actually okay in that area,

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