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That's what I saw. I saw the rain in MVP playing against the presumptive MVP. Both of

their teams records are similar. Both of their statistics are similar. And while they're

so very skilled and have that in common offensively, there's always something that one of

them does that's a lot better than the other. For Joel, it's Rem protecting and blocking

shots. For the Joker, it's dropping down.

Passes. And he did it yesterday too. It's dropping down.

Because I mean, the one he came across half-court and he just dropped it.

The long bounce pass. I mean, he just dropped in dimes. And so making people around you better

is a skill. Like, of course, you're going to get the ooze and oz when you do a spectacular

game change in dunk. But there's nothing like a connection of dropping a dime to somebody.

And they finish and they're playing y'all both just looking back at each other. Like

the pass. Like, you know, that make you feel a lot taller, make you run a lot faster,

especially when your best player believes in you. And also their coaching staff because

they believed in their bench. At different times in this game, they turned it over to the

bench and gave them opportunities to play big minutes. And they scored big points. And

shot to our guy bones. Bones Highland. You know what I'm saying? The thuggish, ruggish

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