My number two is Luca.

Dallas is four and three.

Okay.

The numbers.

They're nuts.

I will say this.

I am going to push back on where you place him, but his numbers are nuts.

So this isn't like, I don't have too much pushback, you know?

So he's averaging 36, 9 and 9.

There's never been a 35, 9 and 9. There's never been a 35, 9 and 9, never been a 34, 9 and 9, never been like a 34,

like, 4, like, 8 and, or like 9 and 8 or something.

The closest across the board comparison you could find is a fellow by the name of Michael Jordan,

who in the 1988-89 season averaged 32 and a half points, eight rebounds, and eight assists.

And he was less efficient than Luca Dantzic is shooting right now.

I did not know how to reconcile the fact that Lucas numbers are literally

unprecedented in NBA history with the fact that his team is four and three. And if you look

at the on-off numbers, they're actually, you know, Dallas has been pretty much the same. Actually,

I think they might be a little, I'll look it up right now. I think there might be a little bit

worse with him on the court. So like, I didn't love that part of it. Yeah, they're a little, a tad worse.

Their offense is through the roof when he's on the court. Defense is a lot worse. They're

giving up 7.5 more points per 100 possessions when Luca plays. So maybe this is a little high. I think I know who you have is your number two, but do you want to say anything else on Luca?

Again, he's nuts.

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