We're here with the 14th edition of the odds and ends of the podcast on Blue Degrees

and Radio H like our host, James Plansy, with my boy, my co-host, Zo. Happy New Year.

Happy New Year, brother. One word, two syllables. Play-offs. Play-offs, baby. Play-offs.

I don't know, man. I feel like it started. I feel like we started the play-off rhetoric

with the live pod. So that was definitely the Detroit game, right?

Yeah. Yeah. So that's our girlfriend's adventure in the SBA, right?

I hit Detroit game. We were like, all right, maybe they get some momentum going and they did.

And it was touching go though. Like what we said last week, you know, they had to take care of

their business and they still needed some help and they got all the help they needed

after they secured their business and loaned the whole man, my goodness, play-offs.

Who would have thought, at two and five, none of us thought play-offs. Like we had to be honest

for ourselves. Two and five, we did not think play-offs. We've crossed Sierra on in the past,

but to not just regardless of the way he completely flipped the team's offensive philosophy,

he can actually create an identity because all throughout the beginning of the season,

I'll keep saying it both on my solo pod and on here because the team doesn't have an identity,

he's not only just do that and change, not even, but change an identity, but create and cultivate

one. He's joined you from a two and five hole. And I also think, you know, the flower cultivating

thing got a lot of, it got a lot of jokes and a lot of play, but I think it was the right analogy.

I think he was at the time just trying to explain the people that they're like, it's a lot of,

it's a young locker room. Like there's not, they have, they don't have any middle guys. They have

either older guys who are on there, you know, 12-year-end elite, or you have a lot of younger guys

who are on there, you know, first, second, maybe three-year-end elite. So like he is trying to

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