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We have exit interviews for Damian Lee and Kent Baysmore coming up, and then I'll tell

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All right, let's jump right into this. We have exit interviews continuing along with this series.

If you didn't check out yesterday's episode, we did a mailbag episode, brought back the mailbag on a Monday.

So we are continuing now with our exit interviews with Damien Lee and Kent Baysmore.

Let's start with Damien Lee, who the takeaway from him is this guy just stays ready. And you hear that phrase thrown around

all the time in sports. But when it comes to Damian Lee, it really is applicable to him. I mean,

this is a guy who hit that game winner in Chicago

early on in the season would make a spot start here and there. His role changing dramatically

over the last couple of years, he went from a G-League guy to on a two-way contract to

on the 15-man roster to starting here and, and then into a bench roll this year.

And had he not gotten the coronavirus at the end of the year, probably would have been part of the core eight-man rotation that closed out the season for Golden State.

Well, when you look at a guy like Damien Lee, okay defender, not great, okay passer, not great,

okay shooter, not great. Let's look at its stats for the year, 6.5 points per game and 19 minutes

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