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Let me talk a little bit about your transition to Detroit.

You know, Deandre and I really had so many years of playing together that towards the end,

you know, you didn't even have to guess where he was going to be or where he was going.

So, Andre and I have been working a lot getting that chemistry the same way.

A lot of guys have been speaking out about depression and anxiety.

Basically, glad people know that we're humans.

Like, we see the comments, we hear people saying that the games, you know,

basically trying to convey the message that we're not robots.

Even though some of us jump, well, some of y'all, because I don't really jump like y'all do.

Some people, some people are so athletic, you think that it's all real.

I've always taken a great pride in trying to be a guy who makes this team

better. Trying to learn and trying to move on the fly and, you know, learn how to pass out

of a double team and still trying to get a cyst and, you know, re-bounding those,

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