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first uh i don't know i was listening to you guys speak so it's interesting uh chris said that uh you you know, some guys need to look in the mirror a little bit.

I agree.

I think as a franchise, we need to look at the mirror a little bit about who these guys are.

Both Julius Randall and RJ Barrett, the topic of conversations, both guys have an outlier

year of shooting.

Both guys are nowhere near that good at shooting any other time in their career. Yet we're treating them like

we treat Jalen Brunson, who I feel as a legitimate guy who I'm happy to have as my starting

point guard for 10 years. I don't think Barrett or Randall have earned that kind of stature on a team this deep.

I think that their place in the hierarchy should be closer to Mitch versus Hartenstein than it is.

When you talk about Top and Randall, when he talk about Barrett and potentially grimes and

quickly when he comes back.

If we're going to behave this way,

I feel like we're behaving like, you know,

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