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listen each and every day today's episode I want to talk about 80 playing the four and

how it actually helps Cooper Flagg helps him game plan against Anthony Davis at the

four that's gonna be good and beneficial for the Mavericks. And I'm going to start

just talking all about why the two big system is actually going to be great for the Dallas

Mavericks. And this is on the backs of Isaac talking to Mike Shed, former assistant

coach for the Dallas Mavericks. And great conversation. That was a good episode yesterday.

If you missed that, go check it out wherever you're listening, watching this.

Go listen to that episode. But they talked about the two big system and why it's good and why it's kind of coming back. And so I want to dive into that a little bit deeper. I think the maps have to go with the two big system with the main core of the roster they have now. And yes, obviously you go, yeah, well, obviously. They have lively, they have Gafford, they have Anthony Davis.

You have to go to the two big system because of your personnel that you have have now. And yes, obviously you go, yeah, well, obviously they have lively, they have Gafford, they have Anthony Davis. You have to go with the two big system because of your

personnel that you have right now. But yes, that is true. The first thing that I thought about when

I started really diving into this and saying, all right, the Mavs have to go to the two big system.

I think that is true just because of how the roster is shaped. But also, it is easier to replace Anthony Davis with this roster at the four than it would

be at the five.

The Mavs have two centers.

They can play Anthony Davis as another center.

They also have Dwight Powell still.

Hang in strong, Dwight Powell.

But it is way easier to replace Anthony Davis. Honestly, and it's better for Cooper Flagg. If he slides into the four and replaces AD when AD misses games, then if 80 was the center and all of a sudden you go, all right, now we only maybe have one good center on the team. If they had gotten rid of Gafford, brought him, brought him in and, you know, did something like that.

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