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Hope you're great. Quick thought or two on last night's game, which was great before we get into Terry Stotz and do a big deep dive on the former Portland Trailblazer and other people head coach, the most experienced candidate that is out there and pretty hard to deny would be a good step for the Utah jazz.

So let's talk about that. But first, pretty remarkable to just consider that Steph Curry, Clay Thompson and Dremon Green have now won more finals games than any trio in the history of the league.

And myself leading this, I think, you know, I missed pretty badly on the Warriors this year in that once that group got together, I guess you had to kind of treat them like Parker, Genobly and Duncan.

And just assume they'd be the favorites again, and I didn't. And that's probably the respect that they deserved.

The second one is Andrew Wiggins, who becomes now the fourth piece that puzzle, which is ridiculous because he never won pick of a draft.

And this is where in a world of elite athletes, if you have an athlete that's more elite than the elite athletes, you got to go get them.

Like, that's the thing on Wiggins and the amount of time that, frankly, Quinn and myself and other people have had discussed Andrew Wiggins.

He's probably the most discussed player in the NBA in that he was just incredible athlete.

I mean, I just loved him out of Kansas, maybe as much as any player I've ever seen had everything and then didn't materialize in Minnesota.

And then had all these nights of like zero rebounds or zero assists.

And, you know, I thought Van Gundy said it well last night, like, you know, he was rightfully so how he was labeled for not playing hard every night and being completely engaged.

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