Presented by Under Armour, welcome to Lightners.

Samus Fandiari here.

Quick house notes for everyone.

We will be back Wednesday night and Thursday night with our normal postgame shows when the Warriors resumed playing basketball.

Obviously, they're in the midst of a unplanned nine-day break between games.

And to discuss Danjone Lovitch's legacy and just generally about his history and basketball, I've called on a friend, journalists from Serbia, Miloš

Yovanovitch. Milos, how are you doing?

Sam, thank you for having me.

Thanks for the opportunity.

You were the one to bring me in when Dan was coming into the league. And now we're here to discuss the legacy and the tribute, make a small tribute to him,

what kind of a person and a player he was and a coach, of course.

So it was shot.

Everything around this is shocking.

He was incredibly young.

We've discussed it.

It's tragic.

He has small kids.

It's hard to think about it.

It's something you'd never wish upon anyone.

And since then, you know, I've been, I've been talking with you because I generally

feel Warrior fans don't really know him in the context of who he was to the game of basketball.

For us, he was an assistant coach, always had a huge smile on his face was always rebounding with

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