And welcome to White Here's Sam, it's Van D'Reyard you're sitting in for Andy Lou, a friend of the show, and constant troublemaker on the show.

Aaron, what's up, my man?

What's going on, brother?

And you were nice to me.

I'm not just a troublemaker on the show.

I'm a troublemaker in just life.

So I appreciate you having me as always.

We're recording this after the Miami Heat game. I think the. I'm a troublemaker in just life. So I appreciate you having me as always.

We're recording this after the Miami Heat game.

I think the first thing that jumped out to me watching the heat game is the idea of the war that Steph could play awful.

Three for 17.

I mean, saying he played awful isn't necessarily fair.

Ten assists.

He's always impacting the game because the way he's guarded and all the various other aspects of it. But he didn't shoot the ball well.

Could you imagine the Warriors not only winning this game, but being fun to watch in a game where

Steph, quite frankly, can't hit a shot six, seven months ago last season.

I mean, no.

And I think actually, I mean, Seth finished even in plus minus.

And the gravity that he has and what he opens up for other people is always a thing, right?

The Lakers, the Warriors had 50, I think 58 points in the paint.

And all of that is not all of it, but a lot of it is because of the gravity that Steph draws.

But I thought Steph was worse on defense.

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